Come off it Diki, all VST hosts allow you to set up Reverb, EQ etc. for every Plug-in you have loaded, and all can be saved in an overall configuration, so stop trying to emphasize a problem (Mommy it’s difficult to balance my plug-ins) that hasn’t existed for years.

If you really want to go for it then use Kore 2 http://www.native-instruments.com/#/en/products/producer/kore-2-software-edition/ or if you want hands on control while live http://www.native-instruments.com/#/en/products/producer/kore-2/ which can host as many plug-ins as you want, as well as mix & match any of the voices from them, so that it seems just like using 1 plug-in. (The number of plug-ins will determined by Ram and HDD, which with modern hardware means more than you are ever going to use live)

Before you mention CPU power, Kore 2 only uses it when the voices are selected, which means worrying about CPU overload will be minimal.

EG: The Wersi can host 4 plug-ins, however if you load Kore 2 into each slot, and then (For instance) load in 12 different plug-ins to each Kore 2 used, then you have access to (4 x 12) 48 plug-ins, which as the CPU is only used on the voices selected means you have a wealth of sound to choose from, all of which can easily be balanced and saved. (And before you go on about loading times while playing, all voices are pre-loaded so there is no delay when changing between one voice and another)

In one of your previous posts in this thread you complained about the difficulty in making an open keyboard do the same as a closed keyboard
Question Diki: Why would anyone buy an open keyboard if they just wanted to make it like a closed keyboard?
To do so is just plain stupid, (Of which SZ members are not) if you wanted a closed keyboard you would buy one.

Sorry to say Diki, but you are completely out of touch with what open keyboard players want, so stop trying to make your personal hang-ups with them, sound like a fact, when it is not.

Bill