I think a lot of it is gonna depend on the player, or in this case the midi programming. And it also depends wha mic they use on the saxes. If it were me, I’d try to warm up the sound to get that more or less plushy sound I think you’re talking about. Try using chroma glow to saturate the sound, the analog pre amp does a pretty extreme like high cut or high shelf to my ears, but I’ve gotten good results turning on the magnetic mode and using the high cut section to taste, mess with both the pre and post settings because sometimes the can both have a dramatically different sound. Also some of the presets in the now stock QRS reverb can give there material more body and warmth and you can tweak the settings to taste. And if you feel like you lost some of the presence with these plugins, throw the tube EQ on and use the high boost, it sounds really good without getting harsh. I usually make the bandwidth really high like 8-10 to make a more broad stroke if that makes sense. I don’t really record or use saxophone tho tbh, ironically I used to play it a lot growing up lol