Craig Inglis
GBSimply Amazing. Amazing collection of VSTs from compressors to synths. All at a ridiculously low monthly price. More plugins getting added all the time as well. Highly recommended to anyone who's into music production. You can't go wrong with their All Access Pass.
kickbukowski
ATDear Slate-Digital-Team! Dear Slate-Digital-Team! As a user I was confident in the subscription kind of thing that SD offers from the beginning. It gives a little bit of a feeling to invest in the company and the software that is being developed. Nearly any of those software plugins is useful in my daily workflow. Personal drawback could be the awareness "just to own a license and not a valid product." But as the quality compared to other such products maintains -future looks bright. Best regards
Gabriele Dagrezio
GBGreat Mixing Powerhouse I started to use Slate's Trigger 2 a few years ago when I was at university and I really loved the quality and user experience of the product. Years later, when I became more experienced and with a more trained ear, I invested a little money in the all access pass for one year. Since then, many plugin became my go to and a staple in my workflow. I use the Virtual Mix Mix Rack on basically any source due to its great Analog flavour and versatility. The price tag is great! highly recommended
Jed “suicidemosaic” Sharp
AUAll-access is a scam. All-access is a scam. Almost all the kilohearts plugins you pay for monthly are available for FREE on the kilohearts website. I'm not a fan of paying for things that I can legally & rightly get for free. All the other plugins sound terrible or are just re-skinned stock plugins. Save your money if you're thinking about getting the monthly subscription. In saying this, the sample packs are pretty decent, and there is some valuable learning material in the "courses" section.
Hui
PLSucks so hard Overpriced AF, meh sounding, owner is narcissist, and the worst thing: extremely bad, poorly written code. These are not plugins for the 20s, maybe they were ok for the 00s. But now we have so many better alternatives