Reviews
Here you’ll find reviews of plugins, hardware, instruments, software – pretty much anything music related you can find. All the products that we review we actually own.
Waves Lo-Fi Space Free Black Friday Plugin – Full Review
With the Black Friday plugin deals in full swing, Waves have revealed their free Black Friday plugin for 2021. We got access to it early here at Whipped Cream Sounds, so we’ve been playing around with it for about a month now, and are going to cover whether it’s really worth your HDD, or SSD
Waves SSL EV2 Review
Waves just dropped a new plugin (SSL EV2), and you’re wondering whether it’s really worth it or not. Well luckily for you, we got early access and have put it through a rigorous testing process to help you make a decision. So by the end of this review, you can make your decision on whether
BOOM Library ENRAGE Review
BOOM Library are well known for their amazing sound libraries, and have been putting out awesome VST Plugins for a while now. Their latest offering, EnRage, is one of our new favorite ways to use FX in our music. While it can be a lot, we’ll try to run you through what EnRage does, what
Melodyne vs Autotune (Which Is Best?)
Melodyne is one of the most powerful studio plugins ever, allowing for extremely in-depth adjustment of your vocals, both Monophonic and Polyphonic. Auto-Tune is the performers dream, letting you tune your vocals in real-time, or during a performance. Both plugins offer incredibly good pitch-correction algorithms, but the choice of which is best for you, depends
Abbey Road TG Mastering Chain vs iZotope Ozone (Which Is Best)
Abbey Road TG Mastering chain is great for Rock & more Acoustic, instrument based genres. Ozone can do it all. You get clean, digital masters, and warm analog masters. You can do way more with Ozone, and it sounds more hi-fi, than the Abbey Road TG Mastering Chain. Mastering can feel like a dark art
Is Gullfloss The Same As Soothe? (Detailed Explanation Included)
Gullfoss and Soothe 2 are quite different effects. Gullfoss tames, brightens, or restores frequencies across your spectrum. While, Soothe 2 is designed specifically for resonance suppression, and removing unwanted, nasty-sounding frequencies from your audio. In a time, where “betterizer” plugins are becoming more and more popular, it can start to be increasingly difficult, to tell
Harry Jackson
Music Producer, Sound Design Expert & Founder of WCS!
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