Focusrite Saffire Bundle

It just puts you in VST to VST directory
No significant incompatibilities

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

it's super light, even the reverb, so super stable, I also believe that it is practically the only plugins that were never planted, or almost.

OVERALL OPINION

Well, actually it is a bundle of Focusrite completely unknown, found on their site or elsewhere. I know more or I have them, do not try to buy it no longer exists. So it is in the category "abandonware" by poking a little on the net that is.

The bundle contains:
-2 Comrpesseurs (mono and stereo is the same)
-2 Eq (mono and stereo is the same)
-Reverb
Foo-a modeling amp

already is a bit silly to make two vst each time and for my stereo, but good in reaper using only stereo and it rolls.

I speak first of the two I use the least:
, The eq, I never really spent time on it, it is useless to me, and if tt has never vrmt flashy, he does nothing special and its not worth a right eq. is neither transparent nor typed.
The foo-foo of modélasation amp: for a guitar is NULL, nothing is learned. The amp british Bright "could be useful for a bass or voice a bit saturated. It's really useless overall.

Now the good side:
Compressor:
this one is perfect, I use super often. It is not hard for drastic cuts or fast (2ms minimum attack) but for the voice is perfect. I use it mostly for setting style super low treshold and ratio very low.

Reverb:
Great too, but it is very incomplete (4 knobs ...) so if you want to recreate a particular environment is grated. But this "lacunarity" settings is also an advantage, it is set super easily and intuitively. Also I use them to walk surtt reverbs vote, with the above-mentioned compressor before it's perfect. Battery for Ambience is very nice too. Or she is the weaker it is for "small parts" below a third of the volume pot size of it will invariably sound bath.

In short:
Simulation-amp unusable
-Eq "in the standard" but useless
Comp-reverb and very well but uses targeted

So there's good and bad, and the reverb and the comp. must learn to use it before drawing anything (the reverb is not actually dead easy)