User Testimonials

Voxengo Recorder:

This is a very handy tool if you want to capture random effect loops with vsts while experimenting with parameters.

Voxengo SPAN:

I have been using Span nonstop from the moment I downloaded it.  This plugin has taught me a lot about my mixing and highlighted problem areas that I couldnt hear before.  The display is great.  Big and Bold, (ideal for mastering) and very simple to understand.  I use this plugin during tracking, mixing and mastering.  I dont think I have another plugin that is used as much as span.

For a plugin that makes no noise whatsoever its helped me produce a better sounding mixes.  I probably sound like an advert but no.  The fact is I couldnt do without Span now.

Oh, and its completely free.  What more could anyone want

:) :)

Voxengo r8brain:

r8brain saved my day (after finding out, that the batch-converter in adobe's audition couldn't automatically save the destination-files in the same channel-format (mono/stereo) like the source-files. you have to choose to save them all mono or all stereo ...)

thanks for this converter and for fixing the little bugs within one day!!!

Voxengo GlissEQ,
  Voxengo Elephant:

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.

Voxengo Audio Delay:

another great tool for free. thanks!

Voxengo Pristine Space,
  Voxengo Pristine Space Light:

Recently purchsed the Pristine Space Lite (just in time I see!!).  I really like it.  Just sounds much more real to me and I've tried a bunch of reverbs freebies and demos the last few months.  Doesn't leave a "ring" behind.

I've also been also searching for something that sounded good with Acoustic guitar and the Pristine did the job.  The long reverbs sounded much better to me than many others.  It also seems stronger to me using it in the Aux track of Sonar thus giving me less dry and more verb.  Can't wait to get the Impuls Modeler.

All-in-all I'm glad I got it and looking forward to learning the controls better.

God bless

Voxengo CurveEQ:

CurveEQ is one of the finest EQ's in the Native arena that there is.

The frequency matching options really work well, and the options for all the various vintage modes make this a tool I come back to again and again.

Other great features are it's simplicity of use and it's complexity both at the same time - as you work with this EQ more and more, it seems to grow with you.

Highly recommended.

Voxengo SPAN:

Excellent and very useful.  Makes an immediate impact.

Thanks very much for making this available.

Voxengo LF-Punch:

I think Alex really nailed it this time.  The LF Punch does what I thought the LF Max would do, but where I totally failed to get any good sound from the bottom of my mixes with LF Max (perhaps due to my own shortcomings as an engineer or misconception of the plugin), the LF Punch sounds good no matter how you do, and it does sound analog, like that vintage tape saturated punch we had in the old days, that people nowdays pay thousands of dollars to emulate (e.g. with the Cransong HEDD).  LF Punch works on bass tracks, it works on drum tracks and it even works on entire mixes, without making the song sound muddy and without making all the treble dissapear on lower volumes, which often happens when you try to get an impressive low end using eq.  The only negative thing I can think of is that there is an obvious risk of overusing this plugin.

Voxengo MSED:

great litte plug!