Showing posts with label free vst effect. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free vst effect. Show all posts

Monday, 13 March 2017

Free VST Effect - Protoverb



Developer: u-he

From the developers website:

“Protoverb is an experimental reverb based on the idea of a "room simulator". Most algorithmic reverbs try to avoid resonances or model the reflections of sound from a rooms walls. Protoverb does the opposite. It builds up as many room resonances as possible, modeling the body of air in the room. It therefore does not need to modulate or colour the signal. The result is a very natural sounding reverbration with some interesting features: Long standing frequencies resonate louder, as if the air takes some time to get excited. Multiple instruments don't mash into a diffuse mud, they stay distinct. If you play a short melody, the room seems to repeat a ghost echo of that melody. Those properties are indeed found in churches and large halls, but they're rarely found in conventional algorithmic reverbs.

However...

To achieve this kind of stuff, Protoverb works with loads and loads of parallel, serial and networked delays. By all means, there is no mathematical formula that makes such a structure sound "just right". As with all delay based reverbs, it's down to trial and error, and maybe a lot of luck with random values. Therefore we designed Protoverb to present you with delay lines of random lengths and a random assembly of networking and feedback strategies. Which, if you're lucky and you come across a great setting, you can submit to our website, along with a few details

Push buttons to randomize!

To be precise, the small text box at the bottom contains two random entries. The first part depicts the network structure, strategies for a spatial layout and distribution of delay taps, strategies for finding useful delay lengths and so on. The second part is a seed for a pseudo-random number generator which is used to find various parameters, such as average delay length, which prime number to chose (if any) and so on. This text can either be edited by double click, or both parts can be independently randomized with the two random buttons below.

Get Protoverb - it's free!

In other words: Protoverb is a data mining concept. Instead of spending a few months ourselves, we hope that our community will come up with great settings. As a reward, this plug-in is free, people are encouraged to share their settings and thoughts on the internet.”

Get it here:

http://www.u-he.com/cms/179-protoverb

Tuesday, 28 February 2017

Free VST Effect - Scratch It!



Developer: Z3 Audiolabs

From The Developers website:
Scratch it! is a free scratch / tapestop vst plugin for windows, it is specially created for live scratching and tapestop effects.
With the envelope you can define how the stop button works on the audiosignal, it allows you to define up to 16 points in a synchronized beat grid, like this the stop button can act as “scratch sequence”.

Get it here:
http://www.z3-audiolabs.com/scratch_it_free/

Sunday, 26 February 2017

Free VST Effect - Dynamic Frequently Limiter



Developer: SirSickSik

From the developers website:

"Dynamic Frequency Limiter is a combination of a band- peakfilter / compressor / limiter / transient designer.
The plugin scans a frequency region in the spectrum to find the dB level of this region and use it to dynamically control the volume of the same or another frequency region either (sidechained) ducking, compressing, limiting, enhance transients or everything together at the same time.
In comparison to normal compressors/limiters, which compress the whole signal or a wide band, this compressor uses biquad filters to apply the gain reduction/addition needed even if the bandwidth is just a single frequency (e.g. using it as a feedback destroyer).
The GUI is straight forward and what you see is what you get. Having learned from the former DC, I tried to keep this plugin dead simple so everybody can understand it.
The cutoff frequency and bandwidth of both the scanning of a region and the alteration of a region can be independently controlled or linked together.
The compression part of the plugin contains all the normal controls for a compressor: threshold, ratio, attack, decay, gain, which meaning should be known to all. Though, the threshold is applied to a band-filtered signal, reading the amplitude of only that frequency region. Then goes through a delay, envelope follower and clipper to calculate the gain reduction, which is then applied to a biquad peak filter. Also, the gain is not applied to the whole signal, but is added to the peak-filter's gain. Using the make-up gain (adds the inverted threshold dB to the gain) or gain knob a sustain function for a certain frequency region is created. Using short attack&release values this can make up some wild, dynamic distortions.
Using the transient knob, the attack stage becomes a transient designer. This part isn't delayed by the envelope-delay. So combining these can create a LOT of punch! Also adding boost and grid when using the plugin as a distortion.
Using the exaggerate button, the compressor ratio is multiplied by 2, creating a ducking effect when the signal surpasses the threshold amount. Combined with the transient knob, this allows for fully accentuating drum punch/hit while ducking the sustain part at the same time.
A delay on the envelope allows you to delay the gain reduction, to allow the passage of a short burst of sound before the compression kicks in.
The internal routing ends with a simple hard limiter to protect your dear speakers. Only the release time can be adjusted and the threshold is 0dB (maximum loudness)
Uses can be:
Removing (compressing/limiting) annoying peaks in a certain frequency region without altering the volume of other regions in the spectrum.
Feedback destroyer.
Creating peak-controlled resonances.
Shaping the overall envelope of sounds (excellent on both drums and synthesizers).
Leaving a frequency region through, while blocking another.
On short attack/decay times, all kinds of (very nasty) shapable distortions can be created. Combined with the sidechain functionality this can create lots of interesting effects.
Maximizing loudness/sustain of a frequency region.
Overall soundsculpting.
Sidechaining by another channel to induce sound effects ranging from simple compressing/ducking, resonating, expanding frequency regions, dynamic distortions to audiorate AM modulation.
The sidechain switch wasn't functioning yet, do to wrong internal values. This is fixed in the V1.1 version.
V1.11 has it's knobs changed from rotary mouse-control to horizontal mouse control."

Get it here:
http://www.kvraudio.com/product/dynamic-frequency-limiter-by-sirsicksik

Free VST Effect - Hysteresis



Developer: GlitchMachines

From the developers website:
"HYSTERESIS is a FREE glitch delay plugin geared toward creating robotic artifacts and abstract musical malfunctions.

Hysteresis features a delay effect with stutter, lowpass filter and modulation effects thrown into the feedback signal path.

Easily infuse your projects with glitchy articulations and abstract textures. Process anything from drums and percussion to synth lines and sound effects. On top of being able to create incredibly wild signal mutations, it can also be used to generate classic delay effects.

FEATURES:

Feedback-based delay effect with tempo sync
Reversible stutter effect in the feedback path
Lowpass filter in the feedback path
Modulation with rate division/multiplication
Presets by Ivo Ivanov, Thomas Hennebert, Daed & Nicholas Yochum
Cross-platform compatibility (PC/Mac – VST/AU 32bit & 64bit)

Get it here:
http://www.glitchmachines.com/downloads/hysteresis/

Free Vst Effect - Angelina (Vowel Filter)



Developer: Big Tick Audio

This version of Angelina is a smaller version of the vst instrument. Featuring a great formant filter, reverb, chorus and granulizer effect.
For this example I used it on distorted bass.

Free registration required to download.

Get it here:
http://www.bigtickaudio.com/goodies/angelina

Free VST Effect - TAL Vocoder 2



Developer: Togu Audio Line

From the developers website:

"TAL-Vocoder is a vintage vocoder emulation with 11 bands that emulates the sound of vocoders from the early 80’s. It includes analog modeled components in combination with digital algorithms such as the SFFT (Short-Time Fast Fourier Transform).
This vocoder does not make a direct convolution of the carrier and modulation signal as other digital vocoders maybe do. It includes an envelope follower for every of the eleven bands. This vocoder is optimized for voice processing and includes some algorithms for consonants to make the voice more intelligible.
The carrier signal is a VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) with a Pulse, Saw, Noise and SubOsc. But it’s also possible to use the left stereo input as carrier. This way every sound source can be used as carrier signal. This plug-in supports every sample rate.

11 band vocoder engine.
Internal carrier synth (pulse, saw, sub osc, noise, mono, poly, portamento, sync mode, tune).
Possiblity to route an external carrier signal.
Harmonic control (adds more harmonics to any carrier signal)
"Ess" enhancer for a clean understandable voice, also with a carrier that hasn't much high frequencies.
Clip LED, glows if the input signal will be clipped.
Panic button stops hanging notes within the synth.
Documentation shows different routing possibilities.
Low CPU usage."

Get it here:
http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-vocoder

Free VST Effect: EMONIZER



Developer: WOK

From the developers website:
“EMONIZER is a great tool to fill vocal tracks, but also works great on guitar and other sounds.
It creates two slightly detuned copies of the original audio, which can be spread in the stereo field.

EMONIZER is available for free as a 32bit VST plugin for Windows.”

Get it here:
http://music.service-1.de/html/wok_emonizer_vst_micro_pitch.html

Free VSTI - KRUUD


Developer: Xenobioz

Versatile free soft synth.

Get it here:
http://www.xenobioz.com/2013/01/kruud-10-released.html

Free VSTI - DVS Guitar



Developer: Dream Vortex Studio

DVS Guitar is what the name implies a guitar vst, While it might not be the most realistic sounding plugin ever, you can get some cool results using your pitchbend.

From the developers website:
“This is based on a sampled guitar and includes Overdrive, Reverb and Flanging. It's good for leads and heavy sounds, and very realistic if your good with a pitch bend controller.”

Get it here:
http://www.dreamvortex.co.uk/instruments/

Free VST Effect - T-Force Trance Gate



Developer: Mastrcode Music

Great sounding trance gate plugin, complete with Step sequencer, filter, delay and reverb effects.
From the maker of T-Force Alpha Plus
(Which you can check out here:
http://youtu.be/XeORGefkA6U )

From the developers website:
“T-Force Trance Gate is a Trance Gate VST-Effect for rhytmic gate effects triggered by a full envelope controlled step sequencer. With this effect you can create chopping effects to your favorite sounds. It's ideal for creating the typical rhythmic gated pad sounds commonly heard in trance music. With the envelope controlled step sequencer it's even possible to turn your pad sound into a powerful arp-like sequence.


Specifications:
on/off switchable host synced Step Sequencer with 32 individual on/off switchable steps
individual Panning for each step
individual Velocity Control for each step
1 Resonance Four Pole State Variable Filter, switchable between Low Pass, High Pass, Bandpass and switchable 12/24 dB slope, Resonance can be driven up to self oscillation.
1  on/off switchable ADSR Filter Envelope controlled by the Step Sequencer
1 ADSR Amp Envelope controlled by the Step Sequencer
BPM-Tempo possible up to 8x speed
Volume Control to adjust the volume between original sound and effected sound
Mix Control to adjust the amount between original sound and effected sound
Dual Delay, switchable between Stereo mode and Ping-pong mode (right and left channels have their own tempo settings).
Stereo Reverb
all functions fully automatable”

Get it here:
http://www.mastrcode-music-vst.com/main.php?cat=7

Saturday, 25 February 2017

Free VST Effect - KeroVee (Pitch Correction Plugin, Like AutoTune)



Developer: g200kg

KeroVee is a great pitch correction plugin. Kind of like a free AutoTune VST.

It's pretty versatile, great for making small alterations but also  very capable of dramatic changes too.
You can also use this to make great harmonies.

Get it here:
http://www.g200kg.com/en/software/kerovee.html

Free VST Effect - TAL Filter 2



Developer: Togu Audio Line

From the developers website:

TAL-Filter-2 is a host synced filter module with different filter types, panorama and volume modulation possibilities. The device includes all 4x oversampled TAL-NoiseMaker filters: LP 24 dB, LP 18dB, LP 12dB, LP 6dB, HP 12 dB, BP 12dB, N 12 dB. Its possible to saturate / distort the input signal by raising the input volume with the input control (only if you use a filter as modulation type).
Its also possible to modulate the panorama or volume of an incoming signal. This can be used for tremolo or trance gate effects. Panorama modulation maybe is useful to pan your percussion, hats or sound effects in the stereo room for more interesting rythms and sounds.
Create host / beat synced modulations.
Easy to use graphical editor (double click deletes points, a click adds one).
4x oversampled TAL-NoiseMaker filters.
Different filter types: LP 24 dB, LP 18dB, LP 12dB, LP 6dB, HP 12 dB, BP 12dB, N 12 dB.
Its possible to saturate / distort the input signal by raising the input volume (only for filters).
Panorama modulation.
Volume modulation.
Different modulation tempo (x1, x2, .. x32).
Depth control as a simple way to control the modulation intensity.
Free as always.

Get it here:
http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-filter

Free VST Effect - Glitch


Developer: Dblue
One of the best free glitch/multi effects plugins around.

Contains 9 highly customisable effects: Tape stop, Modulator, Retrigger, Shuffler, Reverser, Crusher, Gater, Delay and Stretcher
If you've never used this plugin before, please check it out, it's fantastic.