The Song Fight Bulletin Board

http://www.gvst.co.uk/downloads.htm

There is a bunch of cool stuff here. I used the Reverse Delay quite a bit for a while.

Ken

Great find, Ken!

My days producing audio for IT Conversations turned me on to a great tool for podcasts. The Levelator will balance the levels of different speakers during interviews or panel discussions. It will normalize the overall audio file for a strong sound. Anyway, test it out and make things better with less fuss!

i haven't tried this yet, but it definitely looks interesting:

free piano VST for windows: http://www.kvraudio.com/get/2897.html

accompanying press release: http://www.kvraudio.com/news/7706.html

yellow tools is releasing a free independence2-based sample player (with a 2GB library!)

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/7784.html

-craig

Holy crap! Yellow tools have more bandwidth than sense!

Reaper is in version 2 now, and it's my main app. I recommend it to anyone looking for a new multitracker. http://reaper.fm

I also recommend you add Poise to your Reaper setup. It's a free VSTi drum sampler. Like Battery.
http://www.anothersmallclue.com/

That URL for Poise is information-free, so here's a thread where people talk about it: http://www.cockos.com/forum/showthread.php?p=118321

BoingBoing linked to this guy because he made a synth based on the Commodore 64. But there's a ton of other stuff too. He seems to have a thing for randomization.

http://www.delamancha.co.uk/plugins.htm

Jefff wrote:BoingBoing linked to this guy because he made a synth based on the Commodore 64. But there's a ton of other stuff too. He seems to have a thing for randomization.

http://www.delamancha.co.uk/plugins.htm

HaHa, this one cracked me up >> http://www.audiofudge.com/content/music ... demo_1.mp3

Great find, by the way.

kvr just finished their 2007 developers challenge, where people made free musical tools and people voted.. i've only grabbed the 3 highest rated ones so far, but they're neat:

http://www.kvraudio.com/developer_challenge_2007.php

Jefff wrote:Reaper is in version 2 now, and it's my main app. I recommend it to anyone looking for a new multitracker. http://reaper.fm

I also recommend you add Poise to your Reaper setup. It's a free VSTi drum sampler. Like Battery.
http://www.anothersmallclue.com/

That URL for Poise is information-free, so here's a thread where people talk about it: http://www.cockos.com/forum/showthread.php?p=118321

You bastard. Now if I have sucky drums in my songs, I can't plead poverty (because this shit is free) or ignorance (because you told me about it).

Not a plugin, but if anyone needs to feed their sampler with some bass sounds, this is probably worth your attention.

A couple of guitar overdrive/distortion plugins here:

http://www.bteaudio.com/products/index.html

Found by following links from that wiki that we censored for talking about around here.

I have not had an opportunity to actually try these myself.

Does anyone have access to the Sparque Stylophone VST? It's no longer avaiable online, and I could really do with one, or an equivalent. Either a link, or e-mail me the .dll would be supah.

j$

J$, Here's a zip I found. >> http://www.sounduser.com/software/vstpl ... oneVST.zip

Awesome! Thanks BLT

thehipcola wrote:http://www.e-phonic.com/

Awesome free effects. I highly recommend the LoFi. It's AWESOME. Featured on my soon to be finished themesong for Dre...

Ahh , I just found a VST wrapper for pro tools, and was browsing through this thread for cool VSTs. i wonder how that LoFI sounds...

The demo for Vocal magic pro sounds pretty good.
http://recordingschool.biz/homerecordin ... -p-58.html

drë wrote: Ahh , I just found a VST wrapper for pro tools, and was browsing through this thread for cool VSTs. i wonder how that LoFI sounds...
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You need a wrapper to use VSTs in Pro Tools?

screw lo fi, get orange vocoder.

A nice free VST SoundFont player if the popular SFZ doesn't work for you: VSTSynthFont.

Its advantage over similar plugins is that by loading one big multi-instrument soundfont file you can use it in up to 16 channels. So you don't need to reload the whole orchestra file for every single-instrument channel you use. This can save a whole lot of RAM.

I believe this is what they call "single-file multitimbral operation" on the SFZ/Cakewalk page.

<a href="http://www.studiodevil.com/download/dow ... .htm">Free VST amp simulator: Studio Devil BVC (British Valve Custom).</a>

PlainSongs wrote:A nice free VST SoundFont player if the popular SFZ doesn't work for you: VSTSynthFont.

Crashes Reaper, for me.