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tehplatypus
11-19-2005, 06:55 PM
hey, was just wondering if anyone knew a good site for free VST plug-in's....or VST plug-ins/bundles that are worth the money?


edit: i should clarify....i'm looking for dynamic/time-based processing plug-in's....not virtual instruments/synthesizers.

Kevin Taylor
11-19-2005, 10:28 PM
Not sure about freebie stuff. Most of the free stuff I got came with Cubase and I rarely use em cause once you buy some decent plug-ins, the free stuff sounds like crap.
If you want a good package, go with Pluggo. There's a ton of stuff for a decent price.
Other than that, I'd recommend BBE Sonic Maximizer for vocals and acoustic guitar. PSP VintageWarmer for compression, Spectral Design Voice Generator/Voice Processor for vocals, TC|Native Reverb Master, PSP84, Spektral•Delay, Karlette (echo), Antares Auto Tune, MicMod (mic emulator), Grugelizer (for that old radio sound), Magneto (for warmth), MDA De-ess.
And finally, t-Racks for mixdown.

The ones that get the most use are the TC|Native Reverb Master, PSP VintageWarmer, Karlette and t-Racks.

tehplatypus
11-20-2005, 08:54 PM
Not sure about freebie stuff. Most of the free stuff I got came with Cubase and I rarely use em cause once you buy some decent plug-ins, the free stuff sounds like crap.
If you want a good package, go with Pluggo. There's a ton of stuff for a decent price.
Other than that, I'd recommend BBE Sonic Maximizer for vocals and acoustic guitar. PSP VintageWarmer for compression, Spectral Design Voice Generator/Voice Processor for vocals, TC|Native Reverb Master, PSP84, Spektral•Delay, Karlette (echo), Antares Auto Tune, MicMod (mic emulator), Grugelizer (for that old radio sound), Magneto (for warmth), MDA De-ess.
And finally, t-Racks for mixdown.

The ones that get the most use are the TC|Native Reverb Master, PSP VintageWarmer, Karlette and t-Racks.

thanks for the suggestion about pluggo....i'll check it out...the rest of the stuff is way too out of my price range for now....which is why i wasl ooking for more affordable or free VST plugins.

hbkolb
11-27-2005, 12:17 AM
There is tons of free VSTs on the net, go to the discussion group for Mackies Tracktion, I know a while ago they listed a bunch. There are some really nice ones out there.

tehplatypus
11-29-2005, 08:05 PM
There is tons of free VSTs on the net, go to the discussion group for Mackies Tracktion, I know a while ago they listed a bunch. There are some really nice ones out there.



thanks for the suggestion!

i actually found a decent place....

http://www.sounduser.com/software/vstplugs/p1.html


figured i'd share that incase anyone else is looking.

pbarnhill
12-14-2005, 11:10 PM
The best plugins I have ever seen come from Universal Audio and their UAD-1 card. These plugins are amazing but the hardware and plugins cost $ (from about 350 for the project pack and more for their other packages). However, these vintage compressors and modern reverbs are amazing. check out <a href="www.uaudio.com">UniversalAudio.com</a> and read about their digital products.

I have two of their DSP cards installed and sware bye their 1176, LA2A, Pultec, and reverbs.

tehplatypus
12-27-2005, 12:50 AM
can you mash in all 4 buttons on the 1176 and get the 44:1 compression ratio like on the real deal?