Wow thanks @renegadeseven and @Robjones. Lots to reflect on there just watched your plugin boutique stream as well rob and can hear what you mean.
I guess theres infinite options that can be looked at and im also thinking to put effects on parallel and taking adding things like saturation to certain frequencies to create a nuanced sound
Cheers folks - enjoy..
Thanks @renegadeseven I did have a look but it didn't help - I'm referring more specifically to digital software that simulates analogue hardware.
I will give an example that highlights my question better maybe. So on a master chain I use digital reverb to cut or reduce some frequencies and then after that on the master chain I want to add EQ to lift certain frequencies. I think on Robs mixing fundamentals course the suggestion was to use an analogue EQ at this point to enhance some frequencies.
I'm not sure I can really hear the character that analogue devices bring to the table, so am leaning more towards digital devices that give better (sense of) control.
Hope that makes better sense 
Hiya - I a general question about analogue vs digital plugins. Im wondering about the advantages and disadvantages of analogue in digital tracks. Im not sure im able to hear the difference for example of putting analogue eq on a master chain as opposed to digital one.
So my question probably relates to how to refine my ear than the theory..
[quote="simon unsigned"] Hi all - thanks for the response - that's great! I'll setup a Zoom meeting How does the last Tuesday of the month at 6pm UK time work for everyone? So the first one will be Tuesday 29th November. Cheers Simon [/quote]
Hey Simon, Im well up for this..
