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How many he really uses, etc.Cakewalk Next, the newest addition to Cakewalk, offers easy-to-use yet powerful tools for creators of all stages. I would be curious what is the workflow of someone like owning so many plugins. I agree wholeheartedly, yet I'm not sure I can make it to the next full hour without buying something. They could easily be dropped and I likely wouldn't even notice. These smart / AI plugins just don't do it for me this way. that just work in almost every circumstance. There are just certain plugins - delay, panning, modulation, saturation, reverb, channel strips, etc. I'm actually realizing - aside from distortion / amp type stuff, I could probably suffice with 20 plugins, despite having over 400 (including bundles, subscriptions). So weird how this all works out in the end. And I haven't opened an Abbey Road plugin in a year - and I thought a couple of those plugins weird incredible. All the disaster mixes are filled with some Black Friday bukkake experiment of trying to use too much **** because 'this new thing must be better!'.ĮDIT: I can tell the exact time when I bought things like the Waves Abbey Road Bundle, or went through a tape emulation phase and now have 50 tape emulations, despite over time only ever using Sketch Cassette, which I thought was a ridiculous plugin when I got it but now gets used constantly. It's also interesting, that when I go through these projects, the mixes that sound best are the ones with limited plugin selection. Same goes for Decapitor and Echoboy, despite me having 20 delay & saturation plugins that I bought because they sounded 'better'. However, the workhorses like Pro-Q 3 are literally everywhere. Usually not doing what I paid them to do, and serving some other purpose. I see them in my projects a few times here and there. When I rifle through all my projects over the last 5 years, there are a few plugins that always stay the course. Modestly priced updates every few years, sometimes major new features added without version upgrades, and every new version blows everything else on the market out of the water, which I'm sure will happen with Pro-Q 4.

There's 100x more tech in that EQ than anything used to make 99% of the greatest songs ever made.

It's an exceptional EQ that can perform any task needed in the history of music or audio in the last 100 years. Pro-Q 3 has been on Version 3 for 5 years. Question is: do you really need it? there is plenty of eq around and some developers do free updates as well.how many eq's do you need? i am pretty sure all of us has at least 10 more eq available already,

Download the last version for mac Cakewalk by BandLab 29.09.0.062