[Download] This compressor is exactly what I was looking for. Transparent, smooth, and powerful. The double-knee system is unique and sounds terrific. The auto-attack & release are so good I never turn them off. Lastly, the ability to add subtle harmonics to the output gain adds that little bit of glisten.

[Download] Reference has breathed new life into my Sony MDR-V6's which have been faithfully serving me for more than 10 years. The only qualm I've had with the Sony's are an apparent sibilance, even if it can be pleasant at times. Reference improves that problem (including an issue with bass) to flatten the response. This has helped immensely with mixing, but has also made general listening more enjoyable and less fatiguing. SONARWORKS has reviewed lots of headphones and rated them based on their before and after calibration performance, so if you're on the market for new headphones, that might be a good starting point for reference. They also offer an additional service for individual calibration which requires sending your headphones in so they can produce a personal profile for your headphones, as opposed to using the general profiles included with the software (you can also purchase a new pre-calibrated pair from them). That's all of course if you're looking for some kind of edge and really find yourself doing a great deal of work on headphones; it could certainly be worth the extra cost particularly for mastering headphones. Pairing this software with something like CanOpener (to simulate monitor crossfeed) will put you pretty close to a solid monitor mixing environment, so this is incredible software particularly for compact or mobile headphone-centric setups, or as a compliment to a studio setup that utilizes headphones in any critical way. Looking forward to using it with new headphones when the time comes. Highly recommended. Be sure to check the full headphone compatibility list to be sure they at least have a general profile for your particular model.

[Download] Beautiful, lush, flexible reverb from Relab, whom I think are the best reverb developers outside of UAD at this point. The controls are simple but the tone-shaping abilities are robust. The 3 different algorithms each provide a different character of decay, and the ensemble modes provide absolutely gorgeous modulation on the tails.

[Download] I love this software! Has made my life so easier. It is simple but still delivers wonderful results every time. I miss some more options when it comes to the types of music genre you are mastering but I dont think its very important. The sound is very high quality and it becomes more clear and louder after the master but not too loud of course. Its also suposed to deliver mastered tracks ready for selling on iTunes. That is good. Have not sold on itunes yet but hope and think it will do when that day comes!

It costs a bit of money but worth it in my opinion.

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[Download] This synth is the best. So many high quality sounds.. A ton of customizations.. Use it with whatever DAW u use if it supports Vst plugins.

[Download] I adore this plug in..... totally capture the lush Lexicon sound...

[Download] It's amazing how much better my headphones sound and the clarity of a mix is with this plugin. I can now hear details I previously hadn't. This is an indispensable part of my setup now.

[Download] Use it on almost every vocal take it can be very subtle and effective, the only downside is that you need an ilok key, and if you are only using that plug it cost more then the de-esser.

[Download] This is a fantastic sounding single oscillator synth. It offers something unique compared to BOTH hardware & digital synths. It’s almost like it should be mandatory in everyone’s synth kit.

[Download] I bought this for the uniquely warm and dynamic electrical sounds it offered, unlike anything I had heard before. The software offers immediately accessible controls to alter the sound quite a bit, and these controls are easy to work with. The real challenge is under the hood, which offers an unbelievably intricate array of choices to make to fine-tune presets and create sounds from scratch. Given the complexity of this challenge, some who are interested in the sounds of Waverazor might consider its simpler version, Miniraze, as an alternative.