Your essential mixing tools...

Mar 23, 2008
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Brighton, UK
Hey there guys,
Let me start by introducing myself, I'm Adam, I've been lurking around here for quite some time, awesome place you got here! Picked up so many tips and tricks off this site, just wanted to say thanks really!

Now here's a question: What are your 'desert island' mixing tools, (e.g. plugins, rackmounts etc.) that you just could not live without?

Mine would be:

- Drumagog (for obvious reasons)
- PSP VintageWarmer 2 (has improved my vocal mixes tons!)
- URS Vintage Channel Strip Pro (love it for kick, snare, incredibly versatile)
- Celemony Melodyne (getting that singer in tune, great creative tool for figuring out vocal harmonies etc.)
- CamelPhatFree (found out about this one on here, great tool for giving things that little something extra, plus it's free)

Apologies if this has been done before, just interested to hear what you say!

Adam
 
-Cubase 4 (has good EQ, built-in comp, limiter, etc.)
-apTrigga (and my sample library)
-digitalfishphones fish fillets (comp, de-ess and gate in one bundle :))
-BitterSweetII (smack!!!)
-Monster energy drinks (green only!)
-sweet, sticky weed

~006
 
-Compressorbank...seriously my favorite compressor plug yet.

-Drumagog/stevenslate...it can be a huge life saver

-Well played/well edited tracks...I've received some pretty attrocious tracks that were either played like garbage, or edited so bad I turned down mixing it....yeah..THAT BAD!

-VST to RTAS wrapper. There are so many cool VST plugins out (FREE TOO) that make my plugin collection so much more of a creative outlet!
 
My 3M airport-worker headphones (to avoid listening to things i dont want)
Waves SSL
Autotune (always need it)
Apptrigga
PSP 608 Delay
 
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