The Slate Digital experience is… The Slate Digital experience is mind-blowing. Real-world modelled hardware in software plugins, for less than 2 Starbucks and a muffin per month. My million dollar studio has become a reality because of Slate and thier monthly pricing policy. Combined with Cakewalk by Bandlab (a free top tier DAW - long story) and a Slate monthly sub for $14.99 - I can complete with any audio engineer out there. I love the Slate workflow too, it's simple and easy to adopt and your ears will thank you for the purchase, the end product is always amazing. Long live Steven and Fabrice and everyone at Slate Digital, thank-you for making this service to the music industry, so accessible to so many.

Having to install all virtual mix rack… Having to install all virtual mix rack units together in my 256gb ssd is a joke... Most of them is garbage, the blue fet compressor and fg bomber is unusable so I sold them. Now I keep only the custom EQ modules but the mix rack format takes up too space just for one plugin

Simply 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.

Slate is a weak brand Slate is a company that releases products at $999 to drop the price to $499 couple years later. I lost all my trust in this company after buying the VML-1 a great product that lost half its value, which is the opposite of what strong brands like Neumann produces. The plugin offer is ridiculous you can't buy a plugin below $200 but you are pushed to subscribe to the all access that I personally do not want.

Sucks 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