Showing posts with label reverb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reverb. 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

Sunday, 26 February 2017

Free VST Effect - TAL Reverb III



Developer: Togu Audio Line

TAL-Reverb-III is an easy to use stereo plate plugin.

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

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 VSTI - Valsier (Bass synth)



Developer:BTC Audio

Valsier is a plugin that can be used to make some dirty sounding basses. Once upon a time this synth was payware. Now it can be downloaded for free!

Get it here:
http://audio.betterthanclay.co.uk/

Free VSTI - T-Force Alpha Plus



Developer: Mastrcode Music

Great free vst instrument for trance music (and other genres).
From the developers website:
"Alpha Plus is the advanced version of the T-Force Alpha TS. It has all features of the Alpha TS with some more and some updated functions: new sythesis (Subtractive and additionally FM Synthesis),revised oscillators with some more functions and now with a separate noise oscillator, new Mod Envelopes and now with a new integrated Sidechain FX (e.g. for the typicyal sidechained pad sounds and/or pumping basses etc.).
Specifications:
Synthesis: Subtractive/FM.
3 Multiwave Oscillators with voice control (adjustable from 1 to 8 voices per osc or a 9th "custom" voice for customizing Your own style multi oscillator), adjustable stereo width and panning, with Sine, Saw, Ramp (reversed Saw), Triangle, Pulse (square with PWM) waveforms and retrigger option for each oscillator (with "retrigger off" the oscillator is in free running mode, the oscillatorstarts with random phase positions everytime played a note, with "retrigger on" the oscillator'sphase starts from position 0 everytime played a note.
1 Noise Oscillator with adjustable stereo width and volume.
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 ADSR Filter Envelope.
1 ADSR Amp Envelope.
2 ADSR Mod Envelopes.
2 host syncable LFOs.
Adjustable Drive function for Saturation/Distortion.
two band Low Freq/High Freq Equalizer.
Bitcrusher.
Portamento.
32 step Envelope Controlled Trance Gate.
Velocity control (on/off).
Dual Delay, switchable between Stereo mode and Ping-pong mode (right and left channels have their own tempo settings).
Stereo Reverb.
integrated Sidechain FX, optional with internal bpm synced triggering or external triggering via MIDI In (triggered by MIDI Note On, on MIDI channel 2). Note: see the manual of Your DAW for informations how to route a second MIDI Track to a VST/VSTi, because some DAW's have different ways of MIDI routing.
MIDI Learn (by right clicking a control)
all functions fully automatable."

Get it here:
 http://www.mastrcode-music-vst.com/main.php?cat=8