Plug & Mix Plugins

[amagras]

Originally Posted by Southsidemusic

It is all or nothing hence the stuffing ip the plugin list very annoying as there are several versions of each so more than 50-60 plugins spread out everywhere and you might only use 10 or less as most of them are just booring and sound nothing like more expensive plugins.

I wonder if someone who says these are soo great have ever used UAD-2 and Sonnox etc as the P&M are a low entry bundle you will use for atime and then get the real thing.

That's not accurate at least for the latest versions, I only install what I need/buy, usually just a couple of plugins and the Chainer which makes less than 8 options.

One thing I can add is that if you can't make a good mix with Plug and Mix plugins don't bother spending to your money and time with more expensive stuff, instead pay a subscription to Puremix or any other mixing course.
(this is not pointed at you @southsidemusic, just a heads up to the OP)

[Southsidemusic]

Originally Posted by amagras

That's not accurate at least for the latest versions, I only install what I need/buy, usually just a couple of plugins and the Chainer which makes less than 8 options.

One thing I can add is that if you can't make a good mix with Plug and Mix plugins don't bother spending to your money and time with more expensive stuff, instead pay a subscription to Puremix or any other mixing course.
(this is not pointed at you @southsidemusic, just a heads up to the OP)

I agree 100% with Amagras post.

And thanks for the info regarding install what you own or use

Sure ddidn't know that as it was a few years ago we bought the bundle.

Thanks again Amagras

[amagras]

Originally Posted by Southsidemusic

I agree 100% with Amagras post.

And thanks for the info regarding install what you own or use

Sure ddidn't know that as it was a few years ago we bought the bundle.

Thanks again Amagras

Great to hear, thxs

[conleec]

I quite like Clarisonix and I've used Degradiator and Analoger as well. Even for the three, the price is worth it. And they are pretty easy on the CPU. I can also confirm that you only have to install what you use.

Chris Conlee

[SoundByLaura]

Bought my bundle for $50 second hand and I use it all the time. Clarisonix and TremoloPan are probably my favorites.

[JCBigler]

I have the whole Plug&Mix VIP bundle. Originally bought their Vinylzer plugin when the Izotope Vinyl plugin wasn't available as AAX yet. Then I got one of their other ones for free from some promotion. And then I upgraded to the whole VIP bundle when they offered it for like $50 or something.

Haven't used any of them, and now that Vinyl is AAX64, I don't need their Vinylizer plugin, plus Vinyl works much better.

But, like everyone else, I'm a plugin whore and like having as many available just in case, you know?

[mgoorevich]

Originally Posted by JCBigler

But, like everyone else, I'm a plugin whore and like having as many available just in case, you know?

One day you'll grow up. I'd like to get rid of many I own and I can't as selling them makes no economical sense. E.g 5 years I bought Waves Gold for some client insisting on using them in pre mixed session for $400 and it was a bargain at audio deluxe. Today he sells it for $144. The WUP only costs $120. Should I go on?
Same situation with many other "No-brainers" I bought.
I don't blame anyone. Just another time saying: don't through your money - save the planet.

[Stephen Bond]

Understood but that said I am still loving and using my Waves Gold after more than 15 years

Stephen

[Adel Ale Agha]

Do you know any good vocal rider plugin for cutting it into mix?

[TOM@METRO]

I placed the P&M bundle in the unused folder. Every once in a while I pull one out and use it. They're not bad, but like others here, I just have too many plug-ins. If one doesn't already have a ton of similar plug-ins, I actually recommend them.