Some examples? More microphones and preamps so I can track a full band live, or track drums. If more plugins aren’t needed to make a great mix, then it follows logically to me that my money is better spent on gear that will help me accomplish more and better work in the studio. And at the end of the day, that’s what you need. Are they dripping with vibe and analog goodness? Maybe not, but they are clean and professional. The plugins that are shipping stock with DAWs these days are powerful, useful, and sonically they sound great. In fact, your stock plugins are likely really good. You do not need any 3rd party plugins to make a killer mix. Let’s get this point out on the table right away. You Already Own An EQ, Compressor, And Reverb But on some level I know that plugins have been the worst place to spend my money over the years.
Now before I jump in, don’t get me wrong: I have and use many great plugins.
And honestly, I use the word “investment” with a hint of sarcasm. Today I want to make the case that plugins are the absolute worst investment you could make in your studio.
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