Today we look at the effect of compression devices and limiting the signal and their virtual counterparts, which have almost complete similarity with the behavior svomi counterparts in the original. In this list are also popular models of modular compressors and limiters are used in the legendary studio consoles.

- Teletronix LA-2A/3A: Waves CLA-2A/3A, IK Multimedia T-RackS CS White 2A, URS Opto2a/3a (CCS Pro), Cakewalk CA-2A, Native Instruments VC2A, Bomb Factory BF2A/3A, PSP Audioware oldTimer, PSP Audioware MixPressor2, McDSP 6030 Ultimate Compressor, McDSP CompressorBank, Antress Modern The Lost Angel
- Urei 1176LN: Softube FET Compressor, Waves CLA-76, Bomb Factory BF76, IK Multimedia T-RackS CS Black 76, Native Instruments VC76, FXpansion "DCAM Dynamics" ChanComp, Slate Digital Virtual Mix Rack, McDSP 6030 Ultimate Compressor, McDSP CompressorBank, URS Fet (CCS Pro), Yamaha Vintage Channel Strip "Compressor 276", Stillwell Audio The Rocket, Antress Modern The Seventh Sign
- Fairchild 660/670: IK Multimedia T-RackS CS Vintage Compressor Model 670, Slate Digital “Virtual Buss Compressors” FG-MU, Waves JJP PuigChild 660/670, Overtone FC70, Nomad Factory LM-662, Nomad Factory FA770, Bomb Factory Fairchild 660/670, McDSP 6030 Ultimate Compressor, McDSP CompressorBank, URS Child (CCS Pro), Antress Modern The Fire Chainer
- Tube-Tech CL-1B: Softube Tube-Tech CL-1B, URS Tube T (CCS Pro)
- DBX 160/165: Native Instruments VC160, Sknote C165a, Yamaha Vintage Channel Strip "Compressor 260", URS 1975, URS VCA60 (CCS Pro), Slate Digital Virtual Mix Rack, Stillwell Audio Major Tom, McDSP 6030 Ultimate Compressor, McDSP CompressorBank
- SSL 4000 Bus Compressor: SSL Duende Native SSL Bus Compressor, Waves SSL 4000 SSL G-Master Buss Compressor, Native Instruments Solid Bus Comp, T-RackS CS Bus Compressor, FXpansion "DCAM Dynamics" BusComp, URS 1980, Sonalksis SV-315, Cytomic The Glue (SSL XLogic G-Series), Stillwell Audio Bombardier
- SSL 4000 E/G Channel Compressor: Waves SSL 4000 SSL E/G Channel, SSL Duende Native SSL Channel, T-RackS CS British/White Channel, Eareckon ANALOG87 series, Native Instruments Solid Dynamics
- Manley Vari Mu: Native Instruments Vari Comp, McDSP 6030 Ultimate Compressor
- Neve 2254: Waves V-Comp, URS 1970 Classic Console Compressor, Nomad Factory MCL-2269, McDSP CompressorBank
- Neve 33609: IK Multimedia T-RackS CS Precision Comp/Limiter, McDSP 6030 Ultimate Compressor
- Neve 8014 console (-esque): Slate Digital “Virtual Buss Compressors” FG-8014 (see also Focusrite RED)
- API 2500: Waves API 2500
- API 525: LSR audio VLB525, URS CCS Pro 1967
- Rupert Neve Design Portico 5043 Compressor: Steinberg Rupert Neve Design Portico Compressor
- Rupert Neve Design Portico 5015 Compressor (-esque): Slate Digital “Virtual Buss Compressors” FG-4014
- EMI TG12345 console limiter: AbbeyRoad Plugins TG12413 plugin
- Abbey Road RS124 valve compressor: AbbeyRoad Plugins RS124 plugin
- Elysia mpressor: Elysia mpressor plugin
- Elysia alpha compressor: Elysia alpha compressor plugin
- Vertigo Sound VSC-2: brainworx Vertigo VSC-2
- Pye Compressor: Waves PIE Compressor (Eddie Kramer)
- Valley People Dyna-mite: Valley People Dyna-mite by Softube
- Focusrite ISA130: Focusrite Midnight Compressor
- Focusrite RED: Slate Digital “Virtual Buss Compressors” FG-8014 (see also Neve 8014 console)
- Summit Audio TLA-100A: Softube Summit Audio TLA-100A
- Eventide Omnipressor: Eventide Omnipressor native plugin
- SPL Vitalizer MK2: SPL Vitalizer MK2
- Shure M62 Level-Loc: Soundtoys Devil-Loc
- Empirical Labs Distressor/Fatso: PSP Audioware Vintage Warmer, URS Stress (CCS Pro), Cocell Production's Pensadia SOR8 (based on Distressor ELX8), Antress Modern Deathcore
- SSL Listen Mic Compressor: SSL LMC-1
- SSL G384: Antress Modern The Apophis
- Gates SA-39 tube limiter/compressor: Sknote GTS-39, URS CCS Pro (Tube SL)
- Alesis 3630 Dual Channel Compressor/Limiter: discoDSP NighShine Compressor

* Note that the above-mentioned devices and their digital virtual analogue selected only on the personal preferences of the author and are not possible benchmark in this area. This post is not an advertising campaign of various manufacturers of musical equipment!