Cool Edit Plugins

**demoniobox** · 03-05-2005

Which one are the best cooledit plugins available ?
is there a list ? what could we use ?

**Wireneck** · 03-05-2005

I own and like most of the "waves" plugins packs. They work really well IMHO as far as plugins are concerned.

**lpdeluxe** · 03-05-2005

I've used Waves with no problems, and also Auto-Tune and the Sonic Maximizer plug-in. Everything works as advertised. As to what's "best"...that depends on what you want to do, how you want to do it, and what you want to spend. There are freebies but generally speaking they don't have the horsepower of the ones you buy.

The best strategy is to record and record and record, then use the native installed plug-ins and find out what they do, figure out which ones you are dissatisfied with, and go from there. There's no "magic" plug-in or setting. You have to learn what results derive from what you have and where you want to go next. Waves, by the way, is very good. That's why so many of us use their software. But Waves won't tell you what to do. You have to learn that.

**zeav** · 03-12-2005

Izotope Ozone is a really good one... Around $300 but it's worth it.

**timboZ** · 03-12-2005

For some free ones check out this link

http://www.kvraudio.com/new_year_sur...05_results.php

Go 1/2 way down to Free Plug-in Effect of the Year

I use the Kjaerhus Classic plugins a lot just started using the Luxonix and like it so far.

Also check out audiomasters.org they have a form for free plugins that work with audition.

**kaotic** · 03-22-2005

does anybody know a cool edit plug in that gives you a tube effect?

**the edzell** · 03-23-2005

Originally Posted by lpdeluxe

I've used Waves with no problems, and also Auto-Tune and the Sonic Maximizer plug-in. Everything works as advertised. As to what's "best"...that depends on what you want to do, how you want to do it, and what you want to spend. There are freebies but generally speaking they don't have the horsepower of the ones you buy.

The best strategy is to record and record and record, then use the native installed plug-ins and find out what they do, figure out which ones you are dissatisfied with, and go from there. There's no "magic" plug-in or setting. You have to learn what results derive from what you have and where you want to go next. Waves, by the way, is very good. That's why so many of us use their software. But Waves won't tell you what to do. You have to learn that.

Good advice. And remember that most people will tweek the presets to get the sound they like.

Right now I'm just using Adobe's and Cakewalks plug-ins. I'd like to try waves but considering the price tag is $700 - $1500 at this point I'm better off investing in my chain. (i.e. better mics)

**lpdeluxe** · 03-23-2005

Describe what you mean.

**kaotic** · 03-23-2005

I had this tube effect for cool edit that made my vocals sound warmer but i had to reformat my hard drive and now i lost them so i forgot what it's called if anyone has it or knows the name of the plug ins that give you that effect post it plz