Arturia has spent the past couple of years putting together a pretty comprehensive line-up of what it cheekily refers to as plugins ‘You’ll Actually Use’. Now, for the sake of simplicity and value for money, it’s put them all together in a single bundle.
Offering both emulations of classic hardware and all-new designs, FX Collection covers reverbs, delays, preamps, filters and compressors. The plugins were created using what we’re told are “circuit-accurate modelling” techniques in order to capture every nuance and detail.
Each plugin offers the likes of lookahead tracking, envelope followers, sidechaining and pre-post EQ for plenty of creative control, and you get presets based on the settings used by pro studio engineers. There are in-app tutorials, too, so you can learn the plugins as you use them.
The FX Collection is available now for PC and Mac in VST/AU/AAX formats. The regular price will be $399/€399, but until 4 March you can purchase it for $299/€299. There are also crossgrade prices (starting at $49).
Find out more on the Arturia website.
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