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Top 10 VST Plugins for 2020! – Ableton, FL Studio, Logic
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In this video I go through my top 10 VST plugins for 2020. What are your thoughts!!? Let me know in the comments 👇
Stock plugins are awesome – I love them – and in my opinion you can get about 90% of the way to truly pro sound with them.
However, using a few choice premium plugins can take you that last 10%.
Caveat 1: Don’t think a good plugin is going to make bad music sound good. It’s not. Seriously...It’s not!
These plugins can help take well composed, well produced music up to that next level.
Caveat 2: These are the VST audio plugins that I personally use. They are not the only options, and plugin choice – all else being equal – comes down to how well you like the user interface and how well you get to know it.
View them as an investment – not an expense. Whats more…You can download free demos for most of these, so try them out first and see what you like:
(Some of these are my affiliate links, so I do get a small commission. Some of them also give you a discount. All are easily findable on Google if you prefer.)
1. A premium Synth, like Serum or Sylenth1.
There are others, of course…these are just two I use a lot.
Why? Fun, fast and lots of presets available. Unique routing and modulation options. If you’re still hung about about the ethics of using presets as a starting point, get over it.
A rompler like Nexus is also good (although I’ve never used it so can’t really speak from experience on that).
5. A decent limiter.
If you get none of the others – if you really want to get your music up to commercial loudness and plan to do your own mastering – this is a key plugin to invest in. The FabFilter Pro-L2 and Sonnox Limiter are great.
8. A decent saturator.
Everyone needs one of these. There are some great ones out there. My favourite two that make it onto every track are Soundtoys Decapitator and House of Kush Omega.
►► My ENTIRE Music and Video Equipment:
My Audio Gear:
My Video Gear:
Cheers, and happy producing!
Will
OTHER VIDEOS TO CHECK OUT:
#plugins #vsts
Stock plugins are awesome – I love them – and in my opinion you can get about 90% of the way to truly pro sound with them.
However, using a few choice premium plugins can take you that last 10%.
Caveat 1: Don’t think a good plugin is going to make bad music sound good. It’s not. Seriously...It’s not!
These plugins can help take well composed, well produced music up to that next level.
Caveat 2: These are the VST audio plugins that I personally use. They are not the only options, and plugin choice – all else being equal – comes down to how well you like the user interface and how well you get to know it.
View them as an investment – not an expense. Whats more…You can download free demos for most of these, so try them out first and see what you like:
(Some of these are my affiliate links, so I do get a small commission. Some of them also give you a discount. All are easily findable on Google if you prefer.)
1. A premium Synth, like Serum or Sylenth1.
There are others, of course…these are just two I use a lot.
Why? Fun, fast and lots of presets available. Unique routing and modulation options. If you’re still hung about about the ethics of using presets as a starting point, get over it.
A rompler like Nexus is also good (although I’ve never used it so can’t really speak from experience on that).
5. A decent limiter.
If you get none of the others – if you really want to get your music up to commercial loudness and plan to do your own mastering – this is a key plugin to invest in. The FabFilter Pro-L2 and Sonnox Limiter are great.
8. A decent saturator.
Everyone needs one of these. There are some great ones out there. My favourite two that make it onto every track are Soundtoys Decapitator and House of Kush Omega.
►► My ENTIRE Music and Video Equipment:
My Audio Gear:
My Video Gear:
Cheers, and happy producing!
Will
OTHER VIDEOS TO CHECK OUT:
#plugins #vsts
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