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LFOTool lets you draw your own but it can be finicky and buggy. Kickstart is easier and has good default shapes. I use LFOTool or NR Kickstart in every project. Not a total 'treatment' plugin, but I like to do my eq and compression separately from distortion anyways.

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I put all my basses through either PSP Vintagewarmer or Soundtoys Decapitator. Room fits everywhere, whereas VintageVerb is more for niche scenarios. ValhallaRoom and VintageVerb to replace your reverbs. That said, I prefer the following plugins over ones you listed:

I'd describe them as more 'clean' as I hate to use the word digital. They just won't be adding anything interesting to your sound. With the right settings and combination of multiple instances, Ableton stock plugins can do everything just as well as the ones you listed. Most plugins have a unique character, but it doesn't necessarily make them better. Really the only benefit of the plugins you listed is flavor. I have the Vintage Verb and love it I will definitely get Room at some point as well. A lot of DAWs also have built-in convolution reverbs now, like Logic's Space Designer and the Max convolution reverb in Ableton.įor algorithmic reverb I definitely recommend Valhalla DSP plugins, they sound amazing and cost $ 50 a piece which is money very well spent. If you want a dedicated volume ducking, there is both Gatekeeper and LFO Tool to check out.įor IR-L, there is a free convolution reverb out there called Convology and also one by Melda Productions maybe check those out if they have the features you need. Pumper could easily be replaced by any compressor with a side chain input. It won't be the exact same workflow but it will actually be better, because you'll have more general tools that can do (as far as I know) the same thing for your mixes. There's a ton of options for both if you have som money to spend maybe check out Fabfilter's Saturn, Pro-C and Pro-MB. I've never used RBass or RVox, but I would guess they could be replaced repectively by a multiband saturator and a clean compressor/expander. I would consider looking at some of plugin alliances sales during the ongoing christmas sales and see if you can grab enough console emulations and analog-style compressors for your needs that would take the roles of the CLA comps and the SSL channel. I actually never really understood people being upset with the WUP pricing model but this kind of thing is obviously bullshit. Definitely phase them out of your workflow then.

SSL E-Channel (needs no further explanation).

RVox (great, simple vocal compressor/expander).

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My main issue is that many of the plugins are deeply ingrained in my workflow and although phasing them out is probably a good thing in the long run, it will cause me a lot of issues with current projects, and I will have to find replacements. Or - I'm thinking this is a good time to just cut them out of my workflow altogether, I don't want to support a company that uses tactics like this.

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My only option now is to pay for the quite costly update plan for the plugins to get them to work again, simply for a metadata change, with no other additional benefits. It seems to have received the needed metadata-update for some reason. Waves Service Center V9, however, runs with no problem.

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Trying to set everything up, all works brilliantly, except for plugins by one company - Waves.Īs most of my Waves plugins are on V9, even though they are 64 bit and technically should work, Waves haven't previously signed off, and refuse to update the metadata with their signature (a process called notarization which is required to run on Catalina) which means that they simply won't run.

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