Which VST has the best EFX?

NATIVE INSTRUMENTS PRO-53 HAS ALLOT OF FX

Hypersonic, Albino 3, and Sampletank off top.

I really don't know what you're askin, cuzzo. Are you looking for vst plugins that cover dynamics, processing, etc (like compression, reverb, etc) or are you looking for vst's that make fx like buzzing noises, alien sounds, combi's, etc?

cant have enough buzzin noises lol I use those wierd noises all the time to lead into the eighth bar

Spectron is an excellent place to start. Also, consider using some of the instruments listed in this thread, and try to use something that have a lot of filters, envelopes, etc. Reaktor, Absynth or anything synthesis related should do the job, so look into these.

Sonic Charge "Synplant."

http://www.soniccharge.com/synplant

^^^^THAT SHIT LOOKS SICC AS FUCK!!! 89$ NOT BAD.

Yeah its a trippy ass synth. Shit is fun just to fuck around with and move those branches around.

Try it out cuzzo. I might DL the demo and see if I can run it in PT via the wrapper.

Yep, they have vst versions for everything so you should be 100.

I run that Synplant plugin in FL Studio 8 with no problems. That synth is fucking trippy. It's just fun to use. I haven't even used it for Rap beats really, I'm mainly fucking around with wierd ambient, trance, Techno, triphop type shit.

It's all personal preference. It's all in how you use it. The sounds are good. It's a fully capable synth.

I do alright with the effects reason gives me so anything else would be an upgrade for me. the reverb mod in reason along with the dynamics section is sweet for what it is.

I was thinking about fuckin with one of those focusrite liquid mixes or a UAD packs that wont hogg up dsp on my computer. pricey but no more pricey than alot of software by itself

GHP, I don't know what your setup is like, but if you're able to use a patchbay or your daw is flexible enough to where you can use outboard gear, try this:

http://www.kurzweilmusicsystems.com/Product.php?product=106

And heres a 6 page review:

http://www.sonicstate.com/articles/article.cfm?id=74&page=1