Hi there, anyone using Antelope Zen Go Synergy Core for mixing? does it comes with just very few plugins? and how many can handle? any ideas?
I think the Zen Go comes with these plugins for free (included)

https://en.antelopeaudio.com/softwar...tus=IncludedFX


Am I right?



Cheers.

Hi Mada,
yes the Antelope Zen Go is great for mixing. super low Rount Trip Latency, high definition audio. I've worked with the Audient ID14 mkII and the MOTU M4 and I prefere the Antelope. It has the edge over them.
The AFX plugins that came with my Zen Go device are the following;

37 INCLUDED SYNERGY CORE EFFECTS
Gyraf Gyratec IX (Dual Tube Mic Preamp with HPF)
VCA160 (VCA Compressor / Limiter)
Stay-Levin (Vari-Mu Tube Compressor)
FET-A76 (FET Compressor / Limiting Amplifier)
VEQ-1A (2-Band Tube EQ)
VMEQ-5 (3-Band Tube Mid-Range EQ)
X903 (VCA Compressor / Limiter)
PowerFFC (Feed-Forward Compressor)
Clear Q (Parametric EQ)
Power EX (Expander)
VEQ-HLF (Tube 2-Band HPF / LPF)
Auraverb (Reverb)
BA-31 (Germanium Mic Preamp)
Power Gate (Noise Gate)
A-Tuner (Guitar Tuner)
Plexi 59 (UK) (Tube Guitar Amp)
Bass SuperTube VR (Tube Guitar Amp)
Darkface 65 (US) (Tube Guitar Amp)
Top30 (UK) Bright (Tube Guitar Amp)
Tweed Deluxe (US) (Tube Guitar Amp)
Overange 120 (UK) (Tube Guitar Amp)
BurnSphere (DE) Lead (Tube Guitar Amp)
Marcus II (US) Lead (Tube Guitar Amp)
Modern (US) CH3 (Tube Guitar Amp)
Rock 75 (UK) (Tube Guitar Amp)
Rock 22.10 (UK) (Tube Guitar Amp)
Darkface 65 2-12 (2-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Top30 2-12 (2-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Modern 4-12 (4-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Green 2-12 (2-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Vintage 4-12 (4-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Green 4-12 (4-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Caliper 50 1-10 (1-10 Guitar Cabinet)
Bluelux 1-12 (1-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Clst 1-12 (1-12 Guitar Cabinet)
England 4-12 (4-12 Guitar Cabinet)
Bass Tube 1-15 (1-15 Guitar Cabinet)

Hope this helps,

Rock on!

Don't expect to be completing any mix with dsp powered plugins....absolute max count is 32. In practise you'll be lucky to run a dozen or so.

It's a great sounding interface, the dsp FX are great while tracking or calling up the odd one in the DAW but it's not really a dsp mixing solution.