Plugins for COOL EDIT?

[Niko]

Hi folks!

I wonder where could i get some good direct x pluginS?

Thanks for your reply.

 

[FattMusiek]

I use the "Blueline" plugins. Search google for them heh.

 

[Niko]

Hey FattMusiek that was fast.

Thank you very much.

Niko

 

[Niko]

Blueline does not work in my windows. It says, that this is not a win32 compatible aplication.

 

[FattMusiek]

Aw, sorry. I don't know much about plugins. Most plugins are universal, they'll work with most recording programs. Post this in the Mixing/Mastering forum for more replies.

 

[Polaris20]

The Bluelines are good, and on a more expensive note, Waves.

 

[Scott Tansley]

Apart from cooledits huge array of built in plugins, I have only the Timeworks plugins and am very happy with them. Easy to use and sound great.

Scott Tansley
www.feel-rock.com

 

[Chrisjob]

I dont think the Blue plugins are any better than anything cooledit offers...


check out www.directxfiles.com for lots


-Chris

 

[RD423]

I use the Waves Platinum bundle it is very much compatible with Cool Edit

 

[dabluesman]

I use DSP-FX, Steinberg, and Waves plugins, they work great. Any directx, vst plugin should work with CEP2

 

[Tukkis]

Any directx, vst plugin should work with CEP2

CEP only works with direct x plugins not vst

Tukkis

 

[silverhammer]

some free plugins I found by accident

Hi, I downloaded the demo of powertracks pro audio from www.pgmusic.com . I have deleted the demo but the dx plugins were still in a separate folder. They work really well so far, and my computer is older and slow. K6-2, 400 mhz system is pretty obsolete by todays standard. You might try it out. For free I have no complaints, and I have run into problems trying to use the blueline plugins. They crash my system and have some incompatibility issues with either my software or hardware.
Good luck. Silver