5 Cheap Plugins Most Sound Designers Need

These plugins are insanely useful for budding sound designers, and are definitely some of my current favorites. The last one is especially useful to basically anyone.

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0:00 - Intro
6:57 - Which plugins does a pro sound designer need?

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[illustrious-jaco]

for any mac users, a free set of tools i always recommend are Michael Norris's SoundMagic Spectral. really wonky sound design plugins that make some cool sounds. he's also got some cool stuff for max/msp but i haven't jumped into that world yet. great vid Akash!

[jochisfx]

thanks akash, I really needed a randomiser and a whoosh plugin and.. here they are lol!

[RambunctiousFlan]

Whoosh is a godsend, thank you for making me aware of it!!

[tomaspalazzi]

Amazing video, I didn't know a couple of these ones!

[IsiahKendall]

Great List! Thanks for sharing this information

[RewdanSprites]

You've turned me into a plug-in perv Akash Thakkar you cream filled creme brulee. I use izotope repair assistant (cheap version of rx10) for de-noise and clarity vx for voice together (they're very good!). Also massive for synthesis. That reverb plug-in look pretty damn good! Will definitely bag some of these! Great video!

[Nawer_Rapter]

I think I just got a out of body experience now that I know what to pick to do whooshes.
Damn all the hours of battling myself.

[NunoBentoSound]

My more common picks are Neutron (elements - having transient shaper, eq, exciter, compressor and limiter all in one) it's a Swiss army knife and Valhalla Reverb - MetaPlugin will open a lot of doors specially for us on Mac too :) (outside of plugins, I recommend Snapper)

[jona]

I'd just go for Vital instead of Serum if i were on a budget, with the former being free and all.

[DankTankStudios]

Serum is awesome but if anyone is interested... Pigments by Arturia is worth checking out.