

Still, if you are a REAPER user looking to save some money, I recommend giving JS: Saturation a try. There are loads of different third-party saturation plugins out there that you can buy. Using saturation is a great way to add warmth and presence to an instrument within your mix. Not quite as quality as some other third-party graphic EQ plugins.Does not have options for mid/side or right/left processing.Some of the only pitfuls I see for ReaEQ are its dull and unattractive design and the fact that it does not allow for mid/side or right/left processing like other graphic equalizers. In ReaEQ, you can also add as many different frequency bands as you need. It features various presets that you can use as a starting point and a very simple layout. ReaEQ is REAPER’s built-in graphic EQ, and other than a few drawbacks, it is an excellent option if you are looking to save money on fancy third-party plugins. This makes it easier to shape the sounds in your mix since you have a visual layout to work with. Graphic EQ plugins allow you to visually display the frequencies you boost and cut during the EQ process. Has a clean and straightforward design that will be easy for you to figure out.An awesome-sounding EQ plugin is included for free in REAPER.An emulator plugin of the famous Neve 1073 EQ.Features an effortless design making it quick and easy to use in your mix.A low-end saturation plugin is included in REAPER.JS: Huge Booty Bass Enhancer (4 out of 5 stars) Features a visual display to show how the audio signal is being processed.Includes a couple of different presets that you can use as a starting point.A simple and easy-to-navigate reverb plugin that comes with REAPER.Allows for automatic or manual pitch correction.

