Available in VST, AU and RTAS formats for Windows 7, XP, Vista (32 and 64 bit) and Mac OS X (Intel & PPC), I installed Stomp Ware into my Pro Tools HD rig and found them incredibly friendly on recorded guitar and bass tracks.

Each pedal has a DI/Amp switch that, in DI mode, emulates the original pedal, which was always connected to an amp. The Amp mode adds a model of a small guitar amp making it good for processing guitars that were recorded direct. I found that generally the DI position is warmer and fatter sounding to make up for the lack of a guitar amp. Having both modes doubles the usefulness of the Stomp Ware collection for other sources besides guitars and basses.

I also liked the Sync switches for Two Timer, Soul Vibe, Tremor and Mind Bender plug-ins because it syncs the LFO modulation to session tempo. Each pedal (that has one) uses a slightly different, customized LFO waveform. The Sync position also locks delay times to the session's tempo and changes in time or speed is indicated in milliseconds when not using Sync and, while in Sync, the values change to the nearest tempo subdivision including triplets and dotted notes--very pro features for a guitar pedal I reckon! They only look like guitar stomp boxes!

I use these plug-ins all the time now for mostly guitars but both Tremor and Mind Bender make great effects for keyboards and even occasionally vocal tracks. I find the sound is great due to the excellent signal processing algorithms that supports up to 24-bit/192kHz sessions and the full automation of all controls is very useful during my mixing.