VST Plugins
VST plugins are software instruments and effects that load inside your DAW. This hub covers synths, reverbs, delays, EQs, compressors, mastering tools, vocal processors and instrument plugins such as piano, drums and guitar.
Every product page lists its plugin formats (VST3 and Audio Unit), supported DAWs, operating systems and CPU type in a specification table, so you can check compatibility before you buy.
Start with a type below, or scroll to see every plugin in the store.
All VST Plugins
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iZotope RX 9 Advanced
£149.00
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iZotope VocalSynth 2
£99.00
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KORG M1 V2
£99.00
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KORG TRITON
£149.00
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Native Instruments Absynth 6
£149.00
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Native Instruments Guitar Rig 7 Pro
£199.00
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Native Instruments Kontakt 7
£229.00
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Native Instruments Kontakt 8
£299.00
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Native Instruments Massive
£99.00
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Nuro Audio Xvox Pro
£99.00
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oeksound soothe2
£179.00
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oeksound soothe3
£249.00
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Output Portal
£99.00
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reFX Nexus 4
£129.00
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reFX Nexus 5 with All Expansions
£199.00
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Roland ZENOLOGY Pro
£199.00
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Scaler Music Scaler 3
£79.00
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Sonic Academy KICK 3
£79.00
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Spectrasonics Keyscape
£299.00
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Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2
£299.00
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between VST3 and Audio Unit?
VST3 is a plugin format supported by most DAWs on Windows and macOS. Audio Unit (AU) is Apple's format and is used by Logic Pro and other macOS hosts. Check the Format row on each product.
Will a plugin work in my DAW?
It will if your DAW supports one of the formats the plugin ships in. Each product page lists the formats and the DAWs it is supported in.
Do plugins work on both Windows and macOS?
Many do, but not all. The operating system and CPU type (Intel, Apple Silicon or both) are listed in each product's specifications.
