Your Single Most Expensive Plugin (No Bundles)
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Ki from Salem-Beats.com
You broke the rules, you said no bundles!
Ozone 5 is a bundle, but you just don't think of it that way.
-Ki
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Ozone 5 is a bundle, but you just don't think of it that way.
-Ki
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careyletendre
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You broke the rules, you said no bundles!
Ozone 5 is a bundle, but you just don't think of it that way.
-Ki
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I respectfully disagree.
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Ki from Salem-Beats.com
I don't see how you could possibly disagree!
The all-in-one version of the tool comes with several different processing units.
In the Ozone 5 Advanced bundle, each of the tools is also available as an individual stand-alone plugin (as I displayed in my screenshot above).
Finally, the bundle comes with Insight, the natural extension of a part of the bundle formerly known as Meter Tap.
I own a copy of Ozone Advanced:
but I don't consider it eligible for this challenge because it's actually a bundle.
Give me a bit of time to think of my most expensive individual plugin and I'll come back with it.
-Ki
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MadAnthony81
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Sylenth1
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(G)ifted(O)rganic(D)eity
Omnisphere followed by Waves Mercury ...both legit purchases.
Wallengard
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2C Audio's Aether is the most expensive I've got at the moment. (250$)
@Modus Operandi, it doesn't really get more bundle than Waves Mercury.
@Modus Operandi, it doesn't really get more bundle than Waves Mercury.
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Ki from Salem-Beats.com
I tried a demo of Aether a long time ago.
I already have ValhallaRoom, IK's CSR, TrueVerb, ToraVerb, Guitar Rig's verbs, Reaktor's verbs, and my DAW's stock verbs.
I couldn't find a niche that would justify the price tag.
Lol.
-Ki
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Wallengard
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I have valhalla room, shimmer and vintage, Cubase stock ones (which are really great to be honest) and Aether. If you already have all those plugins you've got then yeah I agree it might be difficult to find it worth that price. But where Aether excels is its effect-like reverbs which sound truly amazing and nothing like I've ever heard before.. Some very interesting algorithms in that one. I use it for most of my reverb needs, but seeing as it can be quite cpu hungry I'm wondering if I should invest in its little brother Breeze.
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Ki from Salem-Beats.com
Back when I was "verb-hungry",
I was going to pick up TSAR-1, Redline Reverb, and a couple of other verbs on top of what I already have.
I found that by reading the manuals and really tapping into the settings for CSR and ValhallaRoom,
I could basically get the verbs to sound exactly how I wanted them.
In my experience, Aether is yet another great reverb,
and where it really shines in comparison with other verbs is the usability of its presets.
-Ki
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Wallengard
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Yeah, I don't think I'll ever be buying any more reverbs than what I've got right now.. I'm really happy with Aether and I kind of feel like all the ones I've got right now is too much already, but I got Aether before I got Cubase. Ableton (when I still used that) did not exactly host the greatest reverb.. I actually thought it sucked quite hard and never used it so I picked up some of my own. And now with Cubase which has 3 reverbs of its own I'm pretty much set.
Haven't spent much time with the presets on it though.
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MadAnthony81
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Ill agree ABleton Reverb is clear and much unnoticed. But I like that sometimes for some mixes, Its natural. Great for not being "too present"
Plus there are so many adjustments I can make on it. I love that. With compression I can truly make it dense and stick out too if I want with tail.(Longer)
Plus there are so many adjustments I can make on it. I love that. With compression I can truly make it dense and stick out too if I want with tail.(Longer)
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SpeakerBully
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Absynth!
