most 'exotic' instrument vst

[DrApostropheX]

Pizza Synth.

[tconrardy]

Particle synth ( Pocas)can produce some strange textures and I did a bank for it( but its on PA, so we have to wait until its open again)

and of course Krakli's stuff( Cygnus, vurtbox) and NuSoftings modeling stuff.

Tim

[databass]

yeah forgot to mention krakli stuff!
richman2 but cygnus also i remember was able to create a convincing retro sci-fi texture with it
thanks for the heads-up on sophia! wich is quite unique
and mr.alias a very funny noize machine
let me add Lazy Snake to the party, useful for electric keyboards and retro bell-like sounds

[griels]

Reaktor (especially running Weedwacker)

[spookyricky]

Brazillian women r Exotic! http://www.tecquilarecordings.be

[telephone]

I think that would depend more on what the user does with it.

sure infact i meant the feel while playng with the instrument

Is this really going about musical instruments?

[s4w2th]

VurtBox

[databass]

Brazillian women r Exotic! http://www.tecquilarecordings.be

can't agree moore! exotic 'n ..erotic it must add

(very nice site, listened something and liked Imada "Jazzil Sensual" so much! a sweet bossanova, so minimal but so effective.. with that vocal touch!

I think that would depend more on what the user does with it.

sure infact i meant the feel while playng with the instrument

Is this really going about musical instruments?

arhm ..yeah but as always we are opened towards other interpretations

[leonard]

I've taken a break from freebies, but I consider everything Ugo has made quite exotic and intriguing, meaning different but not exoteric.

[gambitron]

i was trying to ask this very question in the noobies forum. i've made notes on everything said here but have already liked EVERYTHING by tweakbench and the one demo that i liked best would have to be papaya because i like percussive sounds best and steel drums are so happy sounding.
http://www.tweakbench.com/mp3demo/papaya.mp3

hmmm.... i missed the delay llama demos when i first checked the links at gersic.com's VST freeware portal. http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php?daCat=-2

it reminds me of another synth that was based on vocal formants, but i can't remember what it was called. it isn't at gersic, so it must not be freeware. i'll have to get back with that one. i should have it written down somewhere. along similar lines,

voc-one by simple-media uses analogue synthesis of vocal sounds
http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/mp3 ... urning.mp3

a few not mentioned that grabbed my attention included:

kuso synth ver 0.1 tone deaf
http://www.g200kg.com/music/kusosynth.mp3

smart electronix's DMI hammer which i've been mistakenly calling hammerhand because of the name of this demo
http://dmi.smartelectronix.com/mp3/Hammerhand.mp3

simple-media http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/vst ... tringthing
has some fun sims and their spook-keys theramin sim is different
http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/mp3 ... eramin.mp3
but then again, super string thing sounds pretty flexible

i can't remember what this link is for. somehow it was in the x-hip demos. i'm on dialup now, so i'll have to check it the next time in the library. it's something by simple-media anyways
http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/mp3 ... esmoke.mp3

x-hip, like tweakbench, neonempyr, and darkware nintendo/atari sims, can do some fun cheesy (but hi-fi) sounds like these
http://xhip.cjb.net/xhip/audio/beats.mp3
and
http://xhip.cjb.net/xhip/audio/09.mp3
as well as more conventional synth tones. it's pretty amazing for a unit that has such a simple interface. there's more demos at
http://xhip.cjb.net/xhip/audio.cgi

and finally,
rez synth is a pretty different sounding synth based on comb filters
before:
http://destroyfx.smartelectronix.com/au ... iginal.mp3
after:
http://destroyfx.smartelectronix.com/au ... zsynth.mp3

man... KVR logged me out as i did the research to gather all of these demos. good thing i thought ahead to copy and paste everything.

for fun... click on more than one link at a time and create a wierdness mix on the fly.

[databass]

hola! gambitron

huge work!

thank you for posting your test/research
and of course for all the clips attached

[tahome]

NeuronVS, by far!

--th

[bambooman]

(too bad, it did not enter the kvr-challenge)

little critters VSTi
if this one isn't exotic, then i don't know

it is like having a virtual bag full of
bugs, grasshoppers, crickets..etc etc etc..

very nice sounds
great for movies or chillout music

http://rekkerd.org/little-critters-vsti/

[databass]

thanks bambooman for point that out

i'm having some fun tweaking the pitch knob, crickets becomes spaceships
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