I was curious what are the names of these vsts and I looking for names.

I found few vsts:
1. LA-2A Compressor
2. Waves Renaissance Vox
3. FabFilter Pro-Q 2
4. Maag EQ4
5.
6. ? (It's written Solid State Logic on top)
7. ? (Oldschool design I like it)
8. Waves API 550B
9. Cytomic Glue

Maybe You know names of missing vsts?

 

Last edited: Nov 3, 2019

5. Dada Life Sausage Fattener
6. Waves SSL 4000 Collection
7. I have no clue

 

Thanks @r4e
So... only number 7 left. I like this look. Like oldie vsts. Probably this is oldie vst or soft.

 

sonnox oxford limiter

 

That's it
Thank You!

 

sonnox oxford plugins....top notch cpu friendly mix monsters
EDIT dunno if up to date version are cpu friendly but the old warez rls is still used nowadays bymany ppl...

 

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As names and GUIS go, nothing can beat The Great Sausage Fattener
I don't even use it but I keep it because it makes me laugh

 

is it a comp or saturation or eq scheme ?

 

I like use Sausage Fattener to gain up reverb on sub bass

 

For me it's something like Fatness (Saturation/Distortion) + Gain + Color (Some EQ stuff)

Chantizstudio wrote article about antipiracy method in DadaLife and says:
For me it's a creative combination of 4 effects: saturator, compressor, limiter and EQ.

Link to the original:
https://forum.estradaistudio.pl/viewtopic.php?t=33609

 

Last edited: Nov 3, 2019

Yes

 

I check this now and Waves SSL 4000 is very similar but on the meme is Universal Audio SSL E Series
https://fr.audiofanzine.com/tranche...sal-audio/ssl-e-series-channel-strip-plug-in/

 

So... Thanks to You guys
This is the complete list:

1. Teletronix LA-2A Leveling Amplifier


2. Waves Renaissance Vox


3. FabFilter Pro-Q 2


4. Mäag Audio EQ4


5.

 

Last edited: Nov 4, 2019

6. Universal Audio SSL 4000 E Series Channel Strip


7. Sonnox Oxford Limiter


8. Waves API 550B EQ


9. Cytomic The Glue

 

ssl e is great for pushing lows imho...i think it has steep q and g channel has narrow q


are ableton user use mostly glue comp or cytomic glue...i mean the power users of course heh heh...