I think Mobar, Reach and/or Anti-Static toolbox might be worth looking at? More on reddit.com

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I've used Magnum 3 or 4 times in the last few months, and it paid for itself within a few seconds. When you're given a final export and the client wants some shots finished up within that edit, you can combine it with one of the smart precompose scripts to create a clean precomp of each shot without having to go in and find the edit points. I've had it mess up in minor ways but you can use shift+alt+cmd+arrows to quickly jump between edit points to see if it cut at the right frame. IMMIGRATION http://aescripts.com/immigration/ Fuck this one is awesome. I use it for importing multipass renders without having to do it one at a time manually, you just tell it which folder all of your images are, and it gives you a nice list of each separate pass as image sequences. Maybe with this new cineware it will be obsolete, but whatever. INERTIAL BOUNCE I'm lazy and just google "inertial bounce" and copy paste it from the mograph boards, but its still very fast to get this one going. Basically it adds a bit of bounce to 2 keyframes, unless you have too much easing on the second one. Gives things a very natural movement that is great for when you have zero seconds to make something look impressive. Very easy to edit the expression even if you know nothing about expressions. BG RENDER http://aescripts.com/bg-renderer/ Just buy this without reading any more, I pretty much use this as my default renderer. It is sometimes faster than the regular one, and you can keep working because don't kid yourself, you always have more work to do. Sometimes it messes up if you have missing assets so relink everything you can and get rid of anything you can't. MOCHAIMPORT http://aescripts.com/mochaimport/ I use this for almost every compositing job I do in AE. For something like a logo removal, you can do a quick planar track in mocha, save corner pin data to a text file, load it in MochaImport, and from there it can do all sorts of things with it. Usually I make a Stabilized Undistorted precomp which basically makes a comp with the logo you want to remove right in the centre, and because its stabilized the logo won't move very much. You can then use the clone stamp to get rid of it with minimal work, and when you go back to you main comp it will be gone. Magic. More on reddit.com

If you missed or skipped the last time this was 50% off, do yourself a favor and jump on this for some incredible sound mangling and otherworldly atmospheres. Still one of the best plugs I’ve bought. Just be cautious as it can get very hot without a limiter depending on your incoming source. Also, the additional free instrument makes this even better. More on reddit.com