Hi Guys I just wanted to let you know that these guys are doing beautiful plugins for free:
http://sonic.supermaailma.net/

The plugin page is here click

They offer a big choice from Loudness maximizer and limiter, transient processor, EBU R-128 compatible voice broadcast leveler, dual band expander gate, delay with character, dynamics processor, 5.1 channel compatible compressor, retro compressor, panning plugin for distributing a stereo or mono signal into a 5.1, Voice Optimized Leveling Amplifier, sound shaping suite for a bass guitar, oscilloscope, Rotator.

Their site worth the visit.

 

Last edited: Jan 20, 2018

I just found out they also made RPC (Reaper Project Cleaner) (on software section). Might be useful. Thanks @Olymoon
http://sonic.supermaailma.net/software


Reaper Project Cleaner is an easy to use Windows application that removes unused audio files from project folders. The build-in cleaning command in Reaper ("clean current project directory") is not aware of the other projects that are located in the same folder. Under these circumstances you'll lose all audio files that are used in those other projects. This tool scans all audio files in the current working directory and checks if they are used in any of the projects located at the same folder. Then RPC can move the unused files into recycle bin.

• Supports .wav, .flac, .mp3, .aif, .ogg, .opus, .wv. Cleans also the relevant reapeaks.
• Clean project folders without opening your projects in Reaper.
• "Intelligent scanning" - takes into account all projects in the working directory.
• Displays statistics, missing files, files that are not in project folder.
• Very small system footprint: Just about 127KB.
• Requires .NET framework 3.5 (should be natively supported from Windows 7 onward).

 

I found out about Sonic Anomaly a few weeks ago and have been using Bass Professor, Transpire and S.L.A.X in every project since! QuadraComp, VOLA2 and Leet Delay are also very good plug-ins. Such a shame that he(they?) didn't continue making plug-ins. I read somewhere that he quit because of something about licensing issues with VST?