Stop Wasting Money On Plugins! Save your Money and learn to use what you Got!

[@salvatorefanara482]

"its not the gear, its the ear", love your flows 😂

[@strongocho]

This is the absolute truth. I don’t use a DAW or plugins, but this applies to hardware as well. When I first got into music I found myself buying synthesizers and samplers all the time building this huge collection of gear but my music was not getting any better and I was getting overwhelmed learning all this gear. Once I got better I realized that if I just pick 3 or 4 pieces of gear I like and master them, I will get more out of that than a table full of stuff I barely know how to use.

[@WithJustaWhisperMusic]

All this info is spot on. Like he said, just learn to utilize what you have.l instead of having to learn all of these new plugins. Most plugins are just a new fresh layer of paint on something that already exists that was fine to begin with.

[@marqueesound]

I love the honesty, you didn't try to exclude yourself

[@controking8165]

Facts. Addressed himself first and for most. Like yo, I was on that saaammme shhh!

[@parachuteman4]

Love how you cited the importance of an acoustically treated room almost immediately. People still don't understand the importance of that. They spend thousands on speakers and amps and plugins etc. And listen to them in a lousy room.

[@Mope333]

And also think 1 inch studio foam would get them far lol

[@Stupid_Genius_09]

My philosophy is: it’s not about the gear, it’s about the 👂 and the environment it is conditioned to which to each 1 is what works for them, it is what it is.

[@Mope333]

@@Stupid_Genius_09 so the environment as in getting use to your room?

[@Stupid_Genius_09]

@@Mope333 well if your room is treated (acoustically) that is sorted the best judge left to clear things (frequencies) out is your👂 sonically speaking like if u want to know something sounds like crap or what not 😆 ask your grandma or next to auntie that always drinks coffee and enjoy Netflix to come and have a listen for second opinion, although they may not have any experience in the field of audio technology or sound engineering naturally speaking humans can recognize sound correction very well. Hope that makes sense.🤪👍🏿

[@warnutztheloser]

good advice man, thats true I wasted like 3k on plugins which I barley use

[@jptaylor]

Loving the fact that you just don’t care what anyone thinks or says, thumbs up or down. The way your attitude should be! Big thumbs up to you and your no-nonsense channel.

[@BoloDaProducer]

Thanks

[@fantomonthebeat9881]

@@BoloDaProducer your funny when you say you don't care you should be a comedian

[@vigilant545]

We need great songs in the end of the day. Great song -> fitting sounds -> enticing arrangement = you are good to go.

[@TunesToGo]

Nice advice here... agree completely. But, I bought Valhalla delay because of it! "You were the Chosen One! It was said that you would destroy the Sith, not join them. bring balance to the force, not leave it in darkness."

[@cmwilliams357]

A voice in my head keeps telling me, USE WHAT YOU GOT! Thank you sir for the knowledge and inspiration 💝

[@nocturnalron69]

Thanks for the reminder. New plugins can be like new toys but also can be unneeded. Thanks again

[@tshenolomotlhala7667]

THE TRUTH TOLD; NO PUNCHES PULLED. Great message... Thank you!

[@JamieMallender]

Excellent advice dude. Like I always say to my students, it’s not about the best gear, it’s about the best ear.

[@Spiritleddef]

Yeah I’d say if the recording is good, you don’t need many plugins. My biggest mistake starting was putting a bunch of plugins on several channels that I really didn’t need. Now I just record good audio and gain stage and that’s 70% of the mix combined with leveling.

[@warnutztheloser]

wow good advice

[@SikWitSkillzOfficial]

I recently just brought RC-20 from XLN Audio but I feel what you saying. Gotta learn to use what you got. If it ain't broke then don't fix it.

[@SufferahsmusicHD]

I agree ....but check this out...after using logics eq ...after a while i realized that ikmultimedia equal is way better ...in regards to artifacts ...theres just some things you gotta go get

[@theogaletka9145]

straight truth! my mix is still 70% stock pluggins in ableton even though I've bought a lot of the pluggins I wanted. Glue compressor and Eq-8 just work for me.

[@djshineboy]

This is so true. More is less and it pushes creativity.

[@sachii.k1802]

Man I must have spent at least $8-10k on plugins in the last two years and I only use half of them not even that!... They need to stop making them look so pretty lol🙄

[@brothersamproduction7917]

Aesthetic...i thought I was the only one. Lol

[@nodaysback1]

You can re-sell the plugs that are collecting dust and cluttering up your toolbox..

[@levondarratt787]

how can u spend that much....there's like 30 good plugins worth having and they are all 29 to 150 bucks ,,,,maybe 60 in average...? and I thought most people have them hacked anyways - people actually buy these?

[@sachii.k1802]

@@levondarratt787 yeah I obviously haven't spent that much but I've definitely spent at least a few thousand as I have almost all the waves plugins but also alot of other very expensive ones. What I've learnt from my mistakes was the thought of expensive plugins will make your mix/vocals etc sound the best!..I've learnt the hard way, but hey it's all about learning ya👍

[@levondarratt787]

@@sachii.k1802man, is there a money back way, or sell them to someone? Money can never be wasted.

[@myrongrimes-broadcastmusic3247]

It is amazing that this video post right after I have just purchased "10,001" plugins from Waves, Plugin Alliance, UAD, iZotope, Brainworks, T-Racks, Timeworks, and etc, etc, etc.

[@globalwarning8716]

I produce house and dance music but I always stop by to hear this guys wisdom , straight to the point keeping it 100 ,

[@JamesLloydKeyboardist]

I’m from the old-school too. Been “somewhat“ of a plug-in junkie. Now I only buy plug-ins that do something I can’t do with what I already have. I don’t mix my own music so my purchases are more sounds and midi effects related. Now I’m on a quest to find and create favorite presets in the VST‘s I already own. My fellow music makers that may own Omnisphere or a Komplete bundle, for instance, you already have just about any sound that you’ve heard or want to hear. Scroll through your VST presets, make favorites. Tweak a few knobs until you like what you hear, save presets. Don’t let others fool you into thinking you need “this plug-in” to make a hit or something current. It’s not the plug-ins, but what’s in the heart of the person using them that matters most. 🎹

[@oldschooljohnny]

couldn't agree more, sometimes we all get GAS.

[@Battermilk]

This is some good advice. Producers now a days think that having the best equipment will make you the best producer. When back in the day producers didn't have much to work with at all. Producers now a days are spoiled with the amount of plugins and equipment that we have now a days.

[@doublemusicentertainment7847]

There's no arguing with this video even if one wants to,as it is spot on... I'm a living proof of having a lot of plugins without knowing how to use them... Thank you so much.

[@44444424]

FOR REAL !!!!! KEEP ON KEEPING IT REAL !!!!!!!!

[@MichaelBurnz]

true . waves got some dope cheap ones tho. and slate got a subscription for like $10 a month i think. but u still gotta put in time and learn to use em right. one love

[@CavemanPinball1]

This is so right. I have all the plugins I need several times over. Had to spend hours creating lists by function just so I could keep track of what my choices are. Oh man, just the maintenance burden of knowing what you’ve got! You can end up using the same few just because it’s too much of a pain to keep track. Once you have the basic set of the functions you need (and increasingly the stock plugins with your DAW have you covered with god quality), you should really ask yourself what that shiny new one is TRULY going to give you that you don’t already have.

[@donaldrichardson7363]

Facts! Stop buying, use what you have, get what you need

[@51bpm]

Listen to this guy ... He KNOWS what he's talking about. I have 2 plugs that I regularly use. The rest are in my DAW (Nuendo).

[@iamdannywyatt]

I think what most people don’t think about is how many tines they actually use a certain plugin, and see if that’s worth the money and time saved compared to a stock plugin. For example let’s say you are an independent artist who releases 1 song a month. Let’s say you use the Waves Delay on 4 of those songs. Does it really make such a difference those extra seconds to set up a stock plugin to sound the same, for just 4 songs in 12 months? Especially when you can save certain channel strips in certain Daws. Is it worth the investment? To me, to be honest, it isn’t. And not only that but sometimes when you try to recreate a certain sound from a third party plugin you end up making mistakes that actually create something new, unlike a premade and prewired piece of software. If we think we “need” a certain plugin or set or plugins in order to deliver great music, the issue is in our skills, not the plugins

[@Ast3rixMusic]

LOL guilty as charged right here. I haven't counted the duplicates, but yeah I agree. I actually only use about 4-5 of the fancy ones that I just had to have. I have been using more of the Ableton stock stuff lately because I'm learning more about Ableton Live 11.

[@MisticDW]

I have most of the big soft synths but I always use Sylenth, not because it's the best or most powerful but because I learned everything about it and can get any sound I want in seconds to minutes. Try sticking to 8 plugins a time and learn them as if it was real hardware and that's all you had in your studio. Engineers in the past only had one mixer and they would push it to it's limits because they had no choice. The hard part is finding the right plugins to stick too.

[@iantanner7579]

One word - Airwindows. I grew up using tape, outboard and old Akai's in the 80s and 90s, Airwindows plugins will give you mojo and attitude, if you know what you're doing... Start with his plugins, BussColors4 CStrip ToTape5 Logical4 SoftGate PyeWacket Mackity ... And don't be put off by the lack of a GUI, - use your ears, not your eyes... Love to ALL, feel no hate

[@ModulerDrone]

Chris from Airwindows is a mad scientist

[@iantanner7579]

@Selahl Tapes absolutely, I've thought the exact same thing myself. I'm not a fan of the third party AIR plugs that Akai currently use, I prefer Akai's own stock plugins tbh, - Airwindows would really be a good move if implemented.

[@sherbetdab1200]

Thanks for the Airwindows tip. Yes to spongy slam.

[@davidduval8681]

Thanks the help, man. Really good to hear about not gettin carried away with plug-ins.

[@GladysGrace001]

I love that still shot of the *Waves* as a hint hint😂😂😂

[@slimshadyy001]

....Bro, I thought about it just yesterday. Its all about whats in the producer's mind, finger tips and of course room. Some arrangements need little as possible. Right on point!!

[@user-mb8rf7qk5q]

I also always think, old school music like MJ didn’t have plugins and it all sounds amazing. So I try to listen to that type of music religiously and learn the basics.

[@properginko]

You are 100% Correct man. I agree with you. we all have too much.

[@HazyJ28]

I love these motivational, informational, talking head videos. You're very wise and we appreciate your time and expertise

[@davidmarley8387]

Definitely agree about your outlook on subscriptions it’s a waste of money

[@unclemick-synths]

My plugin habit got cured when I got my MPC and started creating mouse-free. I don't buy samples because it's so easy to make my own. Yes, hardware costs money but I've built my collection piece by piece over decades and none of it could be blown away without notice by an operating system upgrade.

[@user-mb8rf7qk5q]

Sooo true! MPC one changed my life

[@Macho_Beats]

One of my favorite videos from you fam!! Thank you!

[@kromrecords]

I definitely feel that "stock plug-ins" story.....I did some dope mixes using only Pro-Tools stock plug-ins before (Pro-Tools 5 LE)....i like the bottom line of this video...learn how to use the plug-ins. Most Def! and yes WAVES is the BEST 100%!

[@MichaelJohnMUSlC]

Most of them you don't even need plugins, a lot of the time you can use your workstation synth. And the built in sounds with the DAW

[@MrLaafish]

Preach it, I have only bought 2 plugins and then I took a look back and realized that my DAW had a lot of things I could use

[@Nothingspeshalwaysfresh]

I’ve been on this kick too for the last few years. Spoiler alert: I’ve gotten older. So lately I’ve been enjoying manuals ,creating templates and sticking to what works for me. Less is more.

[@beeisbad]

There you go, bro! I've been telling people this for over 2 decades smh

[@discowolf25]

Thas what I’m talkin bout🤙. Ain’t Noooooo point. I’ve seen MFs rack up like 2 racks worth lmaoooo

[@mikehunt576]

so how can I crack the bx cons FOCUSRITE? read that you have to use the terminal craned in osx Mac

[@aphexish]

I hope you ain’t using plugins from 20 years ago😂

[@discowolf25]

@Vamana Das 🤔...nah. sum still saucy🤙😂

[@mikehunt576]

@@aphexish talking to me? mine are the latest greatest lol 🤙😂

[@darionjaikaran4180]

Coming from a headset and mic combo with no money for third party plugins and no knowledge of cracks, I can attest to the validity of your information. Learn how to set your input gain, learn how to position your microphone, learn how your daw works, learn what to listen for when your eqing, learn how to compress, learn how to use reverbs and delays, mix in mono, make it sound good at low volumes in mono, take a year doing this, then you’ll realize how much plugins you really need to make good music.

[@bassiedee]

Like your videos. Very informative and truthful. Totally agree with you. Keep up the good work.

[@DNixon845]

I have 10,000 sounds and 4 songs, but still think I need more sounds because THAT, is what’s keeping me from writing more song...makes sense.👍

[@donaldrichardson7363]

Facts, more sounds = less productivity & song completion

[@randazza]

100%

[@producedbytip]

I needed to see this video because I will buy some shit up 😂😂😂

[@marike1100]

Too late I’ve already spent a small fortune on plug-ins but honestly some of my favorites like Supermassive were free. And I just bought the new version of Logic for my M1 MacBook and the stock plugins absolutely destroy Ableton Live 9 that I had been using. Thx. 👍

[@roy4286]

YES I AGREE . I JUST PAUSED MY ARCADE OUTPUT SUBSCRIPTION BECAUSE I WAS NOT USING IT LIKE I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO AND SPENT ALMOST $ 200 . I WISH IT WAS A RENT TO OWN SITUATION INSTEAD OR YOU GET TO KEEP A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF THE SOUNDS THAT YOU REALLY LIKE AFTER THE SUBSCRIPTION . I DESIDED TO LEARN HOW TO USE WHAT I ALREDY HAVE IN ALL THE DAWS AND PLUGINS I ALREADY OWN . THANKS FOR ALL YOU GREAT VIDEOS.

[@thesoundmajors9097]

I love arcade lol

[@PurpleMusicProductions]

Good video and advice. The best thing is having a great outboard channel strip/microphone preamp and a compressor after to ensure you get the best sound/signal coming into the box and once in the box the workflow and tweaks needed are minized dramatically. That alone eliminates the need for tons of plugins. I wish someone would have told me this years ago.

[@howtowi-fi3229]

The quality of this video is insane, nice message by the way 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@BoloDaProducer]

Thanks

[@ToreHansen]

I have a couples of Cherry synths VST and a couple of others cheap ones, and maybe 100 free...and they sound amazing. A few days ago I got the free legal Korg DW-8000 VST, I got the real deal in the 90s.

[@TheGreatPizzaMasterpiece]

Super good advice man. Unless you are trying to zero in on an exact replica of something, the amount of creativity possible with a DAW and some modest gear right now is unreal. It’s the same thing like how many options we have now to cook bangin food just by going to your local supermarket. If you got the knowledge and the skills and the taste you can do so much.

[@mache3984]

Expensive typically means better but if you aren't to a certain skill level it's best to use what you have (stock plugins for example) before investing in other things; that and just learning how eq, compression, etc works.

[@Soul_Avery]

I needed this talk

[@SheldonBird]

Ironically, this video made me want to get some more plugins lol But mainly because my style uses a LOT of sound design and I'm looking for a new sound. Great video! I appreciate this advice

[@kiillabytez]

Used to do the same thing with VSTi. Always thought I needed 50 to get all the sound I would ever need, and spent more time playing with presets than actually making music. I've gotten rid of all but 3: VPS Avenger NI Kontakt and U-HE DIVA. Now if I can just decide out of the 35 Kontakt Libraries I really need, I can actually get some work done! Great video, and it really opened my eyes to just how much I can really live without.

[@damonsmith7661]

Super video! I applauded for $10.00 👏👏👏

[@dantecooper4705]

Bruh you be on point I just decided last night I’m sticking with the Slate Digital plugs I was about to spend on Universal Audio plugs and SSL Native plugs but said you know what I have everything I need with the Slate just gonna learn to work with what I have!!!!!

[@thesoundmajors9097]

I use both Slate and UAD. But mainly UAD for printing while tracking. Keep grinding!

[@dantecooper4705]

@@thesoundmajors9097 I think that's still gonna be the case with me I'm just gonna grab what I feel will be essentials though so I'm narrowing down.... Gonna do the 6 plugs for 699 in my sights are, Little Labs VOG, Avalon 737, EMT 140, SSL E Channel Strip, SSL G Bus Compressor, Galaxy Echo Delay should fill in the gaps and need anything else.... I have an Satellite Octo

[@qtthagod]

It's like an addiction. Great topic.

[@titogotcoins]

Good thought but I'll keep wasting money thanks fam

[@BoloDaProducer]

As long as your happy Fam!

[@grooveybeats6034]

Every plugin has its place and time. And the inspiration that comes with it is priceless. You DON'T NEED them but you will surely benefit if you make use of it till you find it boring then get another one and another one...

[@Aharshreality9281]

THIS is the video that made me a subscriber . Love the "no BS " format you got .

[@hasznone8768]

I really love how you break down the difference between how effective each plugin is towards a desired goal! Very on point information that gets straight to the point had to sub mad quick, plus I enjoy your personality!

[@notmoriarty2541]

Plugins don’t make up for lack of practice. But it definitely helps to purchase a few good ones that you know you’re going to use often (EQ for example).

[@BoloDaProducer]

True

[@MusicalMaverick55]

This is helpful! Just started a year ago and I thought having the most expensive plugins will make my sound better. Yoire right -- work with what you you have. Appreciate the tips man!

[@geraldbrown9279]

I really like that you said this!! I have felt this way forever!

[@cjheals9439]

Thank you so much. I actually thinks getting so many plugins will make my job great.

[@gillescafedjian1381]

Thanks for the reminder. The stock plugins of Studio One (Pro version) are very very good for mix and mastering. Also the Plugin-Alliance have some nice vintage gear emulations vst if you don't own appolo sound card.

[@BoloDaProducer]

True I forgot about plugin alliance

[@gospelpopmusic]

I like WAVES plug-ins. In sampling libraries I like SpitFire and Komplete Ultimate 13. My mixer is tascam model 24. My first monitor M-Audio BX5. Now ill upgrade to Adam audio S2v and A77x Bundle. Thanks so much for your videos.

[@jcole3614]

i think most of us can agree, we got enough monthly installments. i'd love to own the roland softsynth collection but who wants more bills? let me buy my instruments and walk out of the store!

[@BoloDaProducer]

TRUE!!

[@rahvisionproductionz2929]

All I'm going to say is thank you, been saying it for years.... I'm staying with my old set up lol

[@warlanefam]

"WARM" 😂 you crack me up man

[@michaeljordan750]

Absolutely right. I’ve been doing this 20+ years and I tell those who I mentor to find a “platform” build a personal toolbox and get to know those plugins inside and out (quality before quantity) I also tell them to mix with their ears and to trust the process as In it’s not going to sound perfect 👌 don’t over mix anything as your ears are a race against the clock ⏰ on every element. Our ears lie to us the longer we spend on something the worse you will make it sound, when you have it right let it be right; don’t try to squeeze that extra juice or “It can sound a little bit better” mentality will ruin your mixes. Trust your knowledge and listen to this man, he knows his stuff. Improve your work instead of trying to find that unicorn plug-in that don’t exist.

[@MusicdocMT]

Nicely done sir ... If you collect all these tools( PLugins & outboard gear) you're eventually fall into option paralysis ... KNow your tools and how to apply them to the most important thing which is the Song and Performance ... Thanks for sharing some truths .... cheers

[@mlou4902]

lol I needed this. I was going back and forth about either Omnisphere or Arturia V collection 8,, or the MircroFreak, while already having Ableton's Operator. Thanks for posting this. You make great videos!

[@thesoundmajors9097]

I have both. Never really use Omnisphere, unless it's for the choirs that are amazing. Arturia is a vintage/analog beast so if that's your style then Arturia is probably you're best bet!

[@priawanwibisono2261]

Me too! I keep reminding myself to master operator, wavetable, analog first before buying another plugin (someone selling used Komplete 10 Ultimate for USD370 and it's tempting). But if I buy that, my music production become slowed because there are so many options of sound and I end up only playing random sound but not making music lol

[@PatrickObiang]

This Is The Best Advice A Beginner Must Learn! Period! Thanx!

[@Hoodyhoo504]

Bolo dropping gems! 🔥🔥

[@argiopeMusic]

Agree 100%... wish I listened to this advice 2 years and $8k of plugins ago. At least hardware has equity and you can get 70-80% of your money back. Software is a commitment.

[@slugg00]

Love the H delay

[@leshawn1977]

Preach bro the funny thing about it most people with average earring can’t tell if your using compression. Neve pre amp 1073

[@benjamineisenhofer8174]

I think you're on point. I started using Waves plugins back in 2001 or so and some of them are still my favourites for certain jobs. (C1 I'm looking at you!) Only thing I got recently that I really felt brought me forward was the stuff from Analog Obsession (it's free, you can support them via Patreon). That's some "warm" right there! Their preamp model "TUBA"? Fire! Fire I say! Their "BlackVibe" Fender style clean amp model goes on any vintage synth or pad! The "Buster" compressor ... oh my! I put their stuff on and I'm instantly lucky. Not happy, but ecstatic! Sorry, that evovled into kind of a AO fanboy rant, but ... well. For EQing I usually go for Waves' REQ or Q, but one time I had a problem with some really harsh guitar frequencies that only the T-RackS 5 EQual could solve, so I hold that one in very high regard. One of my goto delays is the TAL Dub II. It has a drive and modulation for the wet signal that makes everything wide af. But since I love the Valhalla Supermassive, I'll check out the Valhalla Delay. So, thanks for the recommendation.

[@AndrewBrown-td2ws]

All I use is First off sonarworks reference 4 (bedroom producers like me will love this plug in) Fresh air Shaper box 2 Fab filter pro q 3 (on everything instrument including vocals) Drip Rc 20 (💓💓💓 is my heart right there I use Nexus 2 vst and rc 20 on that is fucking fye) And wider Those are the only 3rd party plugins I use on beats vocals I mostly use stock FL plugins

[@umanoid1523]

Guilty as charged. I have the H delay that I got for free. I’ve opened it and tested it and never used it again. Valhalla is my go to for reverb and delay.over the past year I’ve been buying and downloading too many plugins. Making up for lost time because I was super broke for years. Still broke just not as badly. I hate subscriptions but I did sub to plug-in alliance. I got a low end bundle that had more synths than anything else and bought my must haves with their rebate coupon. I have to say while many in this particular bundle besides the synths are useless for me(Too many bass and guitar amps for what I do) but their master desk plug-in is so good. Use it on every mix/ Master now. I’m planning on buying it eventually. I’ve bought a bunch of synth plugins over the past year that I need to start to use more often and learn though. I’m working on an 11 year old Mac Pro that I upgraded last year but I run into major cpu headroom problems with plugins. Some of my go to plugins are because they don’t kill my computer. I’m always looking for cpu friendly plugins that also sound good.You mention Baby Audio and while I LOVE their new Spaced Out delay I can’t use it because of the toll on my cpu. Tried the demo but was ready to buy. Thanks for the good content. Bottom line is learn to use you tools. You can make and mix dope tracks on your phone or iPad at this point if you know how to use the tools.

[@_boof]

I only buy what I dont have already. Even if the plugin is a steal price wise. It has to bring something new to the table.

[@felipenascimento1964]

Man I just found out that you are the Bolo from the song She Got it by 2 pistols!! That's like one of my favorite songs ever!! Man that's crazy!!

[@fantaztikbeatz]

He be on point with the videos i was addicted to plug ins and vsts for a minute I have so many I cant even go through them all

[@TerenceKearns]

The other day I loaded up MDrummer, a rather expensive (yet still underrated) drumming instrument onto an old track. Replaced the old drumkit with a Drump Empire kit. Holy balls it was a huge improvement. Yet I hadn't used MDrummer in 12 months. I have more plugins than tracks to use them on LOL!

[@g-quedalton3595]

Mixing and mastering is my weakness right now. Emastered doesn't always give me the sound that I want. Should I keep paying someone to mix and master the beats, or should I just sell the beats as is?

[@assessoroffice7212]

Haha ha THANK YOU MAN. After watching your video , I wanted to buy any plugins that comes to mind, Comp, eq, reverb etc. I wanted to buy them all. Thanks

[@NoCoverCharge]

lol the ad for this videos was a Waves plug in... but yes i agree for 90% of us out there stock plug ins will work just fine.....Go Dawgs!!!!!

[@JakeSweeper]

Yup. I have a rediculous number of VST synths and the like on my laptop. Not a lot FX, though.

[@edjamar9274]

That good knowledge bro.....something I always tell new producers regarding their sound as well. Learn your gear and how it works best for you to get the most out of your recordings. God bless

[@LFPXX]

Talks about not needing more plugins - makes me want to buy more expensive plugins :D

[@ToreHansen]

I will never stop searching for free or cheap plugins, found some free that are Bonkers like Vital synth. Im more into electronic music in Europe than Hip-Hop, but recent mixed and made a remix of two Hip-Hop tunes.

[@CryzorBeatz]

your videos are amazing man ! it's always a good time to watch your stuff