Product Reviews by KVR Members

I love this old gem of a plugin, it can sound quite realistic at times when you do the settings right.

Unfortunately it is 32-bit only, however I am very glad that FL Studio still supports 32-bit plugins in 2026.

However, I tried to remake it as faithfully as possible and it is free and open source here: https://aquanode.gumroad.com/l/dropletswatervst.

I would have given this a better rating but unfortunately it is currently unstable in my DAW (crashes), perhaps next version will have resolved some of the current issues.

Console emulations are good, they are classic curves but it's great to have them all in the same place. To have 5 stars there is a lack of a natural deviation of the stereo channels like real console gear. Well done .

I can't believe this is free. Not only free as in cost but also free as in open source and licensed with GPLv3.

Intuitive and easy to use. I tried many DAWs trying to find something that didn't instantly kill all inspiration. Bespoke Synth was the unicorn I was looking for and now, I'm happy.

Thank you to the dev for this incredible gift.

I haven't even had a chance to use this plugin yet, but had to comment on the incredible customer service I recently received from MIDI agent. In 20+ years of working in the audio business, I have NEVER received such good service. I was having trouble opening the plugin, emailed the developer, and in about 1 minute had a response. Over the next few days, the very kind gentleman form MIDI agent continued to email me with updates until the solution was found. After 35(!) emails back and forth, it turned out it was my own user error all along--something was amiss in my own DAW that this developer spotted and helped fix. All throughout this process, I was treated incredibly well and never made to feel anything but a priority from MIDI agent-even when it turned out to be my fault. Unbelievable. To say this was going above and beyond is a huge understatement.

Now--onto playing with this very interesting plugin. Thank you MIDI agent.

one of the creativest stutters i ever played with.

the upper grain part is a bit hard to understand/tame, but i think it is highly worth attention.

The only downside (as for me) is the color palette. i'm always on nightmode and reduced light to the minimum, so the grey on grey is kinda hard to diffenciate. But it's still clear, because modules gets brighter when turned on.

This is a consolidated interface for all of the Airwindows plugins. That is the good part.

Unfortunately the plugins feel and sound like physics experiments. there is not clear direction what each one does, and there are multiple plugins that do the same thing in a slightly different way, most of them are really gentle to the sound, so you don't get a vibe of what they are doing, there are explanatory videos on the official airwindows you tube channel, which will only confuse you even more. plus they are demoed on some really bad recording/production of a rock piece. it's basically the author probably doodling around with recording some default guitar tone. You can see there is passion behind the plugins, looking at the face of the author showcasing them, but they really sound like a software engineer playing around with different audio processing ideas on his free time.

This is such an awesome little plugin. It sounds great and it can push a track backwards to the mix, without making it sound reverberated. Jaycen Joshua would love this one, it is the closest thing to the True Verb trick, but this is better!
You have control over the early reflections sound so you can really make this plugin disappear, and just feel the instrument taking steps behind other instruments. So do you want to push some annoying hi hats behind the vocal? Easy.
Awesome plugin.

This is a pleasant sounding multiband compressor (xovers are set at 6db, which makes the response really smooth) with up to 4 bands, which is all you will probably need ever.

The interface is a bit quirky, because it does not allow you to set numbers by typing them, you have to turn the knobs.
It seems to have either a very soft knee, or some processing is always on, because as you play around with the crossovers before you even bring the threshold down, the sound changes.
As with all compressors the peak level of the signal will change (usually upwards) and there is no expansion setting, so you cant really use this plugin for mastering.

Apart from that, start with the default setting, bring the threshold down till you feel you are changing the tonal balance of the part, stop and add back level to each band to keep the compression control.

That is it. It is good and you can dial a great sound fast. I believe it works great on instruments, it is a bit too aggressive on buses.

This is a fully functional non expiring demo, so if you like it please support the developer.

this website needs to make a correction - Saint Mike DSP is still promoting his Ceiling Fan plug-in as "free" not 24.95.