A carefully designed RMS-based feed-back dynamics compressor. The processor is dedicated to sum/bus compression and operates very smoothly – even under difficult conditions. The plug-in is the result of an intensive study about the musical behaviour of “classic” feed-back compressor designs. However, it has conceptually nothing in common with “pseudo analogue”, “vintage” or similar buzz words. This is a proud digital processor, made with lots of love and care. :)
Features
Typical “Feed-Back Compression” sound and behaviour.
All relevant calculations are done at 64bit precision.
Bit-transparent differential oversampling structure (only the “wet” part is actually oversampled).
Internal re-sampling via high quality linear phase filters.
Thanks for your input, we have here effects, MrRay is a instrument, so, I’ll pass the link in Freebies - Free Synths thread.
Those being said, here we go with another freebie:
DC1A - effortless character comp
DC1A is the little brother of the compression monster DC8C. I've taken one of my favourite settings from DC8C and tried to make it work in a two control context. Soundwise it's comparable to the PUNCH mode in DC8C. It's kind of a mixture of classic opto and FET designs.
Windows and Mac VST and AU versions.
More info and free download here:
http://klanghelm.com/DC1A.html
Found a post in a german forum few weeks ago about “Highend Plugins” vs Freeware Plugins that made me chuckle and I’d like to share it here, so here’s the translation:
“A simple plugin gets released as a “Highend Plugin” with “Highend Marketing”, “Highend Advertising” financed through “Highend Prices”. Then there will be “Highend Food” for “Highend Journalists” who then will be writing about “Highend Plugins” in their “Highend Magazines”. After that, many wannabe-highend-producers go out to buy those “highend plugins” in order to become real highend-producers.
Those self-proclaimed highend-producers then tell everybody in various forums that they are now “highend producers”, because they’re now using “highend-plugins”. And because that’s still not enough to stand out, they also write and tell everywhere that there is absolutely no way to produce any professional music with non-highend-plugins or even freeware. So every producer who doesnt own any “Highend plugins” is automatically only an average producer and sure you dont want that, do you ?!?”
Pedals — is a VST effect plug-in for Windows, designed for processing electric guitar and bass. It is also possible to process other audio sources for a variety of artistic techniques.
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BEWARE !!! - it will ask you to install "Babylon translator", READ THE SCREENS IN THE INSTALL !
Otherwise, it's a very good pedals/ amp/ post effects suite, pretty much like Guitar Rig or Amplitube, but free.
http://tonebytes.com/pedals/
Modulation source can be the left and right side of a stereo signal modulating each other, or a stereo signal modulated by RING-O’s internal oscillator.
The internal oscillator has different wave forms, the pitch can be adjusted manually or by incoming MIDI notes.
RING-O also features a diode ring modulator style setting for less clean sounds and the ability to adjust the modulation mix.
And the best of it all: this plugin is totally free !
Also - as with all our plugins:
no adware, no spyware, no toolbars, no copy protection!
DDMF has announced that its ColourEQ plug-in has now become freeware.
Not just another EQ: with its custom-made 4th order IIR filter, ColourEQ sounds unlike any other EQ you have ever come across. It comes with five bands of \"super parametric\" peaking filters, which means that there is one more parameter in addition to the traditional gain/width/frequency set that can influence the curve shape. These shapes cannot be reproduced by ordinary IIR equalizers. Further features include: adjustable GUI colours, freely resizable window size, internal 64 bit processing and low CPU usage. Available in Windows VST (32/64 bit), Windows/Mac RTAS and Mac VST/AU format (Intel, OSX 10.5 and higher).
I am not sure if you guys have seen this one yet, but Steinberg has a free download of their SLM 128 Loudness Meter on their website. They say it works with Cubase 6.5 and Nuendo 5 or higher. With the new requirements for meeting the R 128 loudness standards, you may find this plug-in useful.
Fan of Lo-Fi? Already here we had several effects made by Tonebytes but here’s another one quite recent:
Lo-Fizer is a free VST effect plug-in for Windows, designed to add some nice lo-fi effects to your recordings for a variety of artistic techniques.
There are a total of 10 lo-fi devices which are decorated in a rack units:
Vinyl – produces vinyl cracks and pops
Hum – produces adjustable low frequency hum
Hiss – produces warm adjustable high frequency hiss
Monoizer – stereo to mono converter
Speaker Sim – simple preset based speaker simulator
Lo-Bit – bit-crasher simulator
Crusher – resampler simulator
Vowel – simple vowel filter
GLS – vocal remover that uses mid-side technique
A quick warning for all free VST by Tonebytes, the installer contains the option to install “Babylon Toolbar”, be careful what you click !!! don’t just click “next” without reading.
The Old Jeroen Breebaart Plugin Bundle Is Now Freeware!
Jeroen Breebaart has re-released his fantastic old JB VST Plugin Bundle as freeware! JB VST Plugin Bundle is available for free download via Jeroen Breebaart’s website (6.85MB download size, 42.6MB size on disk, 32-bit VST plugin format for Windows).
The bundle includes all of Jeroen Breebaart’s old freeware plugins, as well as the ones which used to be commercial. There’s a total of 17 VST effects in the bundle.
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