Voxengo GlissEQ

Amazing...simply amazing.  I recently purchase the Mixing Suite from Cakewalk and Elephant from here.  Both purchases were made two days ago.  So far I've only used GlissEQ and Elephant, and I am amazed.  The things I thought I had to live with were made right by GlissEQ.  Elephant is superb.  It can be adjusted to 1/10th of a decible with ease.  The controls on Elephant are designed so as I adjust the knobs with the mouse the knobs move slowly on the screen.  So if I want 2.3db out I don't have to settle for 2.5 because Elephant glides smoothly to where I want it.  Aleksey Vaneev you've changed the world and don't even know it.

Jason Washington

Year after year after year, Voxengo Gliss remains the heavy-weight champion in all my work when it comes to surgical and dynamic EQing (linear-phase 8x oversampling settings).  I repeatedly pit Gliss against new contenders.  It always comes out on top, taking out Waves C4/C6 without breaking a sweat and has dominated every dynamic EQ that has emerged since.  It just sounds better in every way, whether it's a shelf or a node or a low/high-pass filter.  Plus it's more flexible.  People don't realize that every node is potentially a powerful transient shaper.  Also, the harmonic saturation mode is not to be underestimated.  For thrills, I once opened Gliss EQs on every track of a mix with a wide saturation Q and a few tenths of a dB gain.  It sounded better than all but one of the console emulations on the market at that point in time, crushing many expensive well know console knock-offs.

I cannot say enough good things about Gliss.  It is a legendary classic in my view that may well be the end all be all of linear-phase EQs.  And now that it is compatible with AAX, there's no excuse for everyone not to be using it.

loadestone.audio

I thought I'd drop you a note just to say that I have no negative issues with the plugins.  I like using all the ones I have and love the sound.  I find them easy to use and understand.  The pricing seems very fair to me as well.  I also wanted to especially note the look of the plugs.  I prefer the straight forward layouts as opposed to very elaborate GUI's or emulations of "vintage" looking devices.

Garry Wasyliw