“Hmm how bout a delay?” *Inserts Valhalla FreqEcho before realizing it* “Ok I need to play with a reverb here…” *mindlessly opens Valhalla VintageVerb* I was already going to write something, because I love being treated well, but then I happened to actually start USING my Valhalla plugins, and after about a session and a half, I found myself inserting Valhalla effects pretty much as a default. So, I’m writing this as a way to give an extra thank you to Valhalla. This kind of friendly, helpful response to a fellow professional is rare, and when companies are great with me, I want to be great back. This may seem normal, or inconsequential – but it is NOT. All in response to me simply asking if they had any demos, because I was writing an article. They also were kind enough find an old account I had never touched point out the other products I already licenses to, and attach Valhalla VintageVerb to that. However, they did very generously provide me with a license to their most popular product (Valhalla VintageVerb), when I was writing an article called the 5 Best Reverb Plugins Compared for Soundfly’s FlyPaper blog. The disclaimer – in this case, I do not have any kind of official sponsorship relationship with Valhalla DSP as of this writing. They make effects plugins which are super cool, great sounding, and supremely easy to use.
So today I thought I’d just quickly let you know about Valhalla DSP.
Sometimes (and this is new), I’ve even sought out an actual sponsorship relationship with them. If you’ve followed me for long, you know I don’t often write reviews on my personal blog ( I do it all the time for writing clients).īut, as I’ve grown my business both in music and in writing, I have occasionally come across really cool things which are also made by really cool companies.
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