Fabfilter plugins have become my new go to plugins. The pro Q eq and the L2 limiter are of very good quality.

I'm a newb, straight up. The visual interface truly helped me make a better sound than I could have imagined. This combined with the Dan Worral videos makes it to where someone with no knowledge in the space can get a massive leap ahead via software.

I won't get into details as sop Many others already have on most platforms. Just go to the fabfilter website and download the 30 day trials to see for yourself! I have over 21 years in music production and I have used all kinds of plugins. Fabfilter is by far the most impressive to me. Simply amazing! I can point out a topn of features that stand out from every single other plugin so I will just mention that I feel is steller. Being able to full screen them! I love that.

I learned about FabFilter through the MasterClass with deadmau5 and was intrigued but the price point made me cautious because I couldn"t wrap my head around there being difference between plugins that have a similar purpose. However, I noticed an immediate difference and improvement in the sound quality; I finally feel confident i"ll be able to create the mixes i"ve worked tireless for with stock Logic plugins. Anyone could make the argument of "just because you have a hammer you can"t build a house" but there"s a lot of hammers out there and some are better. I"ve haven"t do e in the potential of UAD plugins yet which hold the highest esteem but the jump from stock Logic plugins to this made me understand the cost and not regret it one bit.

When it comes down to my mix-down and final mastery, my fears are put to rest because I know I have Fabfilter in my toolbox. And you, just like many of the professionals, can trust Fabfilter to put that final polish on your tracks that makes their sound gleam with that much desired gloss. The user interface is super slick, pretty to look at, hypnotic to watch it work, intoxicating to hear it's effect on your elements, and addicting to play with the knobs until you find that perfect, honed sound you expect out of your tracks. The plug ins do not seem intimidating at first, so if you are new to sound design, mixing & mastery, and engineering, these are great to learn on if you have the money to spend and you have the necessary accommodations on your computer for them of course. If you've been doing sound-crafting for a while now, and are already familiar with compression, side-chaining, equalization, gate-expansion, De-essing, and Limiting, through the in-board tools included in your Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) Software or some other means, then these are the perfect choices for your next go-to plug-in tools. For myself, the choice was either Fabfilter or Izotope, I chose Fabfilter because I was more familiar with it through research. I doubt you will be dissapointed with it either. :)

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