Stillwell Audio Complete Collection

One developer’s entire playbook

Stillwell Audio doesn’t chase trends. Since 2006 the company has released a steady stream of compact, great-sounding plugins that do one job brilliantly — and the Complete Collection gathers every one of them: 23 plugins, the full paid catalog, in a single purchase.
Individual commercial licenses for these plugins total $1,397 on the official store. Here, the whole collection is €79.99 (regular €249). That is 68% off our regular bundle price — about the price of a single mid-range plugin, for twenty-three of them.

Compressors that engineers actually keep installed

The Rocket is the star: a FET-style compressor in the 1176 tradition that slams drums and vocals with attitude. Bombardier handles the mix bus with smooth, musical glue. Major Tom brings VCA punch, Event Horizon delivers loudness through transparent soft clipping instead of hard limiting, Transient Monster lets you redraw a drum hit’s attack and sustain, and Dyno gives you a graphic envelope editor driven by threshold — precision dynamics for problem tracks.

EQs and saturation with real character

The 1973 is Stillwell’s love letter to the classic console EQ — silky, forgiving, and almost impossible to make sound bad. Vibe EQ leans vintage and warm. Bad Buss Mojo is the saturation Swiss army knife, from gentle transformer sheen to full valve snarl. Fe26 adds tape color, Hot Glass pours on tube warmth, Tinman goes lo-fi and broken in the best way, CMX thickens sources with delay and pitch shifting, Oligarc and Oligarc Filter cover filter/chorus/phaser/drive duties, and Sculpto reshapes waveforms directly.

The finishing tools

Psycho Dither protects your masters during bit-depth conversion. Spectro and schOPE show you what your ears suspect. Remanence conjures physical-modeling soundscapes. Verbiage spaces things out with convolution reverb. Olga — Stillwell’s gloriously odd virtual analog synth — adds a sound source like nothing else. Stillwell Channel wraps EQ, dynamics, and saturation into one strip.

Why it works in practice

Two words: CPU and latency. Stillwell plugins are famously light — the kind of code you can instantiate fifty times in a session without a second thought. That makes the Complete Collection not just a bargain but a workflow: reach for the right tool on every channel instead of rationing your “good” plugins. The interfaces stay small and readable, the controls do what they say, and the sound has the analog soul that keeps these plugins on engineers’ shortlists year after year.
Compatibility is broad: VST, VST3, AAX, and CLAP on macOS and Windows (Linux builds exist in the v4.1 line), each license covering two machines.

System requirements

Formats: VST / VST3 / AAX / CLAP, 64-bit. macOS: 10.15 or later (Intel & Apple Silicon). Windows: 10 or later. Linux: v4.1+ builds. RAM: 4 GB minimum.

FAQ

Which 23 plugins are included? 1973, Bad Buss Mojo, Bombardier, CMX, Dyno, Event Horizon, Fe26, Hot Glass, Major Tom, Olga, Oligarc, Oligarc Filter, Psycho Dither, Remanence, schOPE, Sculpto, Spectro, Stillwell Channel, The Rocket, Tinman, Transient Monster, Verbiage, Vibe EQ.
Is €79.99 the final price? Yes — €79.99 is the sale price; the regular bundle price is €249. No subscriptions, no renewals.
What do I need to run them? macOS 10.15+ or Windows 10+, a 64-bit DAW that hosts VST/VST3/AAX/CLAP, and 4 GB of RAM.
Are these full versions? Yes — full commercial licenses, each valid on up to two computers. Nothing is feature-locked.
How will I receive my purchase? Download and license information is provided by the store after your order completes.
Which DAWs are compatible? Any host supporting VST, VST3, AAX, or CLAP — including Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Cubase, Studio One, REAPER, and Pro Tools.