On Oct 31, 2007, at 1:52 PM, Orren Merton wrote: > They are not bread and butter plug-ins, but for what they are, they > are fantastic. I've had > previous versions for a long time (in OS9, even!) and they're the > sort of effects that when > you have a use for them, nothing else at all will do. > > In the Rocket Science bundle, I find Follo works more accurately > and sounds better on > recorded audio than an auto-wah style of plug-in. It doesn't have a > vintage guitar wah > sound to it, but you can get some amazing resonant filter sounds > going that really track > the level of your audio well. And Orbit is one of the coolest auto- > panning plug-ins > around, really 3d sounding and with more options than nearly all > others I've found. > > In the Nautilus bundle, Riverrun can warp out an audio file in > either a very subtle, extreme, > ambient, rhythmic, or otherwise insane way. It's a special effect, > for sure, but you can > create sounds with it I've not created any other way. And Deep > Phase Nine is my all-time > favorite non-guitar phaser. Not just because the sound is pristine, > but because the two > graphs give you a great visual of exactly what is happening to your > sound. > > Hope that helps! > > Orren I also have to strongly recommend the Nautilus Bundle. Deep Phase Nine is lush, and beautiful, I use it to fatten up synth pads. Periscope is a *very* useful special effects orientated EQ. I also think Orbit is a terrific panning plug. Eddie IMS ProA/V