The EQ that Andi Vax was using for most things in that video - I'm 99% sure that either comes with the UAD1 cards as standard, or as an additional purchase for a UAD1 card. It does look nice, but there are a lot of other nice EQs out there too. You'd spend a lot of money if you bought every program and tool which does a good job!

You'll be able to see the waveforms in Reason once you actually render Reason's output to an audio track. Although the plugin Andi was using in the video which displayed the waveform as the sound happens looks pretty cool. It'd be fun, watching the waveform change as you play around with a compressor or limiter.

I haven't actually noticed that the uplifters are timed to 140bpm. I vary my timings from track to track, so not many end up at exactly 140bpm. So yeah, trying to time the end of one of those samples by placing the start MIDI event at the right position...frustrating.

I like the Cubase mixing interface. It's cool, being able to colour code the channels, so you can see at a glance, there are my lead instruments, there are my basses and so on. And if you want to move channels around, you just grab the channel and move it to where you want it. No need to reach to the back of the mixer and repatch cables, then set up the new channel's volume/send levels. Grr...

he was using the caimbridge EQ for UAD. The sound is ok and it has a great GUI with alot of filter algorythms to chose from.