PLUG-INs Suggestion

[Antonio Tarantino]

Beyond Sampletank LE bundled with the DIGI 002 what other plug-ins of this type you suggest.

[bi0force1]

waves 3.5 is good, it's got everything i need that i dont have in a guitar pedal [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[Bastiaan]

If you play guitar, amplitube is nice...

[jdevenny]

i pretty much have them all and feel if i had to i could get by just fine with, waves, reneq, rencomp, and renverb.
they are the most useful, but a lot of the others are cool to.
If i am not using them, i generally use the bombfactory stuff

[Bastiaan]

I was a bit lean with my suggestion.

Amplitube is a plugin from IK_multimedia, and it is a virtual guitar-amp. It is way better as sansamp IMHO. The also have a demo-version available at www.amplitube.com . It is not time limited but injects random bursts of noise into its output.

[finalcut]

Waves Platinum is Amazing.
www.waves.com
Check 'em out.

[Phil O'Keefe]

Originally posted by Antonio Tarantino:
Beyond Sampletank LE bundled with the DIGI 002 what other plug-ins of this type...

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">I think the key words here are "of this type". Are you referring to sound module / virtual synth type plug ins? If so, then I'm sorry to say, the ones that come with the Digi 002 (IK Multimedia SampleTank and Native Instruments Pro 52) are pretty much all there is available.

I THINK some of the other Native Instruments plug ins (the FM7 "DX7 type" synth, B4 Hammond simulator, etc.) are compatable (or are supposed to eventually be available) for PT LE on a Windows machine. The SampleTank version that comes with the '002 is a bit limited - you can only use the samples that come with it. You CAN upgrade (for a reasonable fee) to a more full featured version of SampleTank. Outside of that, I am unaware of anything else that you can get.