I own both, so I can give you my thoughts on it, but I'm not going to say that one is better than the other. Just check the box of the one you're interested in and it'll give you a list.Īs far as whether FabFilter is better than Waves Gold, that's a tough call to make. It's now pretty easy to see what's in a bundle and compare it to others. Thanks for all the info guys really great help! I was wondering, if the total bundles put next to waves gold native, which would you guys say is the best? As i cant find whats actually in waves gold.Waves has actually improved their web site quite a bit in the past month or so. It's just a simple license code that activates all the plugins you've purchased. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase.ĮDIT: Oh yeah, the other thing I wanted to say is THANK YOU FABFILTER FOR NOT USING ILOK OR SOME OTHER DONGLE. Sometimes it's just easier to work in one single plugin than bouncing between EQ/Comp/Gate. I wish there was a FabFilter console strip. Since there's only one letter difference, it's not immediately obvious.Ģ.

For example, I have Pro-G, Pro-Q, and Pro-C on a couple of drum tracks.

The plugin names are so similar that it can be tricky to tell at a glance which is which. I have two minor complaints that I haven't seen anyone else mention yet.ġ. Waiting for Slate to get on the 64-bit AAX train so I can A/B it with FG-X. I'm kinda digging Pro-L on the master buss, but I don't have a lot of options there yet to compare it to. The UI is top notch, and the sound is as good as anything else I've heard for general-purpose stuff. Timeless and Volcano look interesting, but they are really deep, and I haven't had the time to dig in yet.įirst impressions are very positive. I chose that bundle because it had all the stuff I was really interested in - all the 'Pro' plugins, plus Saturn.

I picked up the FX Bundle for $590 last night because I wanted some options in PT 11.

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