One of the best stock plugins in Pro Tools is the SansAmp PSA-1, a clone of the Tech 21 rackmount unit of the same name. It was a secret weapon for my mixes and one of the few exclusive plugins I really missed.
I was thrilled to find there are now alternatives, including this free (windows only) SoftAmp PSA, and Nimbrini PSA-1000 (about $30 on sale)
In this demo I’m using the PSA on guitars, bass as amps, and for Kick and Snare in parallel.
http://www.tech21nyc.com/archive/psa-1/
http://www.soft-amp.com/softamp-psa
https://www.nembriniaudio.com/products/psa1000-analog-saturation-unit
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The only plugin I really miss since moving to mac from windows.