User Testimonials

Voxengo Pristine Space,
  Voxengo Analogflux Suite,
    Voxengo HarmoniEQ,
      Voxengo Voxformer,
        Voxengo Marquis Compressor:

I own and use numerous Voxengo products in my studio.  I find them to be of the highest quality, they are user friendly, and offer tremendous value.  In reality, there are only a few plug-ins that I don't have - in due time I will own them all!  They are that good!  I am in the process of transitioning from hobbyist to project studio owner, and the Voxengo products are foundational for my studio.  With over 20 years in commercial software, I know the real deal when I see it, and Aleksey Vaneev is a gem.  Keep that fantastic software coming Aleksey!

Voxengo Overtone GEQ:

Being relatively new to the world of home recording, I have found mixing very difficult.  This VST has helped my mixes out a lot.

With this being free, I wasn't expecting much, but the quality of the VST's on here are astounding.

I don't think I'd be able to even attempt mixing a song without Voxengo now.

Voxengo Analogflux Suite,
  Voxengo PHA-979:

I think Voxengo is one of the most unique plug ins companies! have the best "tools" to shape and sculpt your sound.  The only bad news is that there is not Mac version.  But I have my PC!

Voxengo GlissEQ:

Hi, I generally use Waves plugins (Ren EQ) to EQ my tracks and I'm quite satisfied of the results.  For a (lucky) case I recently downloaded GlissEQ demo, tried it on a mix and...I got a far better result !  Furthermore there is the "export spectral analysis", really a killer feature IMHO, it 's' so easy and practical to use...

Voxengo Audio Delay,
  Voxengo Sample Delay,
    Voxengo Latency Delay:

Before I got the Voxengo, Audio and Sample delay plugins it was generally impossible for me to use software instruments from different suites for a single project ... with these plugins it has been much easier to handle my issues with latency.  These plugins might not sound flashy but they can make all the difference between a groove and a shambles.

Voxengo Boogex:

Boogex is great for other things than guitar.  Try it on bass (with the bass cabs) and get a fat and dirty sound for Rock songs or mash up the kick and snare or the whole drum set to get a lot of dirt.

Voxengo Overtone GEQ:

This is a truly great EQ.  The "Add Loudness" preset, esp., is super-useful.

Voxengo Tube Amp:

If you have a problem with a guitar track and you don't think you can play it again.  I mean, it's magic but flawed, well if it's the tone that's the bother, it's quite possibly the harmonics.  Check out *Voxengo Tube Amp* ...  It's dirt cheap -- I mean free to air -- and it just might fix you up and then some.

Voxengo OldSkoolVerb:

One reverb I keep coming back to is Voxengo's *Old Skool* -- It has some great presets, but more.  It is easy to use and you have bags of control!

Voxengo Tube Amp:

Your Tube Amp plug-in is simply amazing on direct rock guitar tracks!  When used correctly, you can transform your direct guitar sound from "boxy" into mic'd Marshall stack tones.  It really works wonders.  I like to add a subtle touch of chorus to my guitar track, then put the Tube Amp plug with settings of: Drive= 0.0 (add to taste) Tube=1.19 Bias= 0.8% Out Gain= 1.5 db (adjust to taste).  Without a doubt, this is one of the best tube emulation plugs out there - and it's friggin' free!!