thomashaahr

The Camel Crusher is one of my most used plug-ins - so much that I would rate it indispensable. One of my true desert island plug-in. The best part: It´s free :-) Excellent for filtering, adding distortion and charecter to your tracks.

This reverb plug-in is indispensable - absolutely love it. Even a fart running through this plug-in sounds like a million bucks :-)

Better than any software emulation - raw analog sound and 80s vibe.

Phase-distortion digital synth - the sound is quite unique. 8-stage envelopes and 2 oscillators per voice and can produce a very interesting tones and voices.

Great mono synth. Has a really cool filter and is capable of warm bubbly analog bass and lead sounds. Simple design and layout with plenty of knobs. The sound is warm and organic

Lots of usable sounds, especially bell type of sounds - but way to difficult to program.

Very underrated - much similar to Juno 106. Programming is simple but editing is cumbersome. Highly recommendable if you´re looking for a cheap analog 80s polysynth.

Love this synth, but it could benefit from some sliders/buttons for real time edit. Fat sounding.

Very good looking Casiotone - a few great sounds but very limited.

Rolands early attempt to make an organ, but it´s sound is really more like a synth which makes it quite unique. The bottom end (bass) is one of the most full and warm sounding i´ve heard.

This keyboard is seriously underrated - can be found really cheap. Limited in sounds but the Organ 1 and 2 + Vibraphone is so great sounding that it justifies getting this keyboard. Heavily used by "Beach House" and very inspiring to play on.

Capable of some really great sounds, from basses to pads and fx. It´s small and handy and works well for gigs and live performance.

Good sounding filters - quite easy to program and can make some interesting sounds, especially if you're into ambient stuff. Looks nice, but weighs a ton...