Focusrite Plug-In Suite - Reviews

For £10 per plug-in, the Focusrite and Novation Suites appear to be great value for money. Mark Cousins faces the Crunch...

Price: £50.00
Manufacturer: Focusrite
Website: http://www.focusrite.com

With the release of Liquid Mix HD, Focusrite Plug-in Suite, Novation FX Plug-in Suite and Guitar FX Plug-in Suite, it would be fair to say that the Focusrite/Novation team must have been busy over the last few months. Until now, Focusrite’s presence in the plug-in market has been relatively low key, amounting to only a few Pro Tools TDM plug-ins and, of course, the interface for its Liquid Mix. Several of these new Suites, though, offer a surprising number of plug-ins for such a small outlay (five plug-ins for £50, in the case of Novation’s FX Suite), but do they significantly add to what most users will already have in their plug-ins collection?

Score: 6

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 73
Filed under Guitar Tech, Reviews, Software, Software Effects

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