Are there any free yet decent plugins worth looking at for tracking reverse sounds?

Thanks!

Here a link to a special company with special DAW plugs:
spatial audio workstation 2.0 upmix

Incredible surround panning with full control over position and motion of all audio tracks in a single window and Upmix plug .
Good to see that they can do more then inventing MP3.

Hey everyone,
I'm still at the editing phase of a hardcore/metal style e.p. So i'm not mixing it yet, just working w/ the raw tracks.
Throughout the song(s) the drummer does different patterns on the kick, which vary from a single kick per measure, to gallop, to straight 16th's. Typical fare for the style.

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I'm in an acoustic band and we've been saving up to record an album by paying for it in a Studio, the usual way. However, we recently decided to spend the money we've saved on some equipment to pump out some half-decent demos instead of focusing all our cash on a short period of professional recording. As such, I'd very much appreciate any feedback to these few questions:

I'm wondering if using a guitar or bass amp head would make a big difference when recording to my audio interface instead of plugging straight in. Plugging straight in sounds completely whack.

Alright, heres the deal. Ill let you know all the equipment we have so you have an idea of what I am using.
I am using:
Mackie 1604-VLZ3 Recording mixer

Hi guys. First post here. While I have little real-world experience, the world of audio recording has always fascinated me. Well, the opportunity for me to test out my knowledge has come around. A friend's band (genre: ska punk) wants me to do their recording. I would like to know where to start in terms of entry-level hardware. I would like to be able to record the following:

Been reading reviews but best advice will come from users so.. here's what's up.

Piano trio - digital ( or rarely acoustic) piano / violin / 'cello

Music - light classical, cafe music

I am trying to get the best sound out of my acoustic electric guitar. I know using a studio mic would get a better sound but this is what I have. I'm running it straight through the interface but it sounds kinda bad. I was wondering if there are any good VST's that can help or any suggestions to what I can do to better the sound! Thanks!