With such an extensive library of sounds, chances are the sound you’re looking for is in there too!Īs some of you might know, Cubase’s Quadrafuzz v1 has long been my favorite distortion plugin. This one has been out for over a decade and still remains my go-to synth whenever I want to add atmosphere to my music. This has been my go-to reverb for a long time! It works on anything, but I personally feel it excels on lead sounds and pads. I’ve made most of my leads over the past years with this plugin. It doesn’t have the best onboard FX (especially the reverb), but it’s still incredibly easy to use. Can you wish for anything else in an EQ plugin? Fabfilter has been putting out excellent plugins over the years and I use them extensively in my projects.Ī simple but very useful plugin! I mostly use this for sidechaining, but the possibilities are much greater. Surgical EQ cuts plus dynamic and sidechain EQing. It also works perfectly with my Komplete Kontrol MIDI Keyboard. In my opinion, Native Instruments’ Komplete Bundle a must-have for any producer. It’s not technically one synth, but a whole collection of excellent synths and sound libraries. The Komplete Bundle by Native Instruments With some (heavy) tweaking with this plugin, I managed to get some amazing results! That’s why I started recording my own voice instead.

But when I finally found a good one on Splice or in a sample pack, someone else has probably already used it. It has some excellent onboard FX too and that’s exactly why I chose this plugin to make my first soundbank with.Īs a producer, I’ve spent many hours looking for the perfect vocal sample for a track. The thing I love about Xfer Records’ Serum is that it has so many possibilities in sound design and still remains easy to use.

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