OK, firstly let me say that PS Free has the best Acoustic Spanish Guitar preset of any sampler, rompler or synth that I've heard. It's so good it inspired me to create a song around it, using only the sounds in PS Free. I sent the mp3 to USB, so hopefully they'll post it on their site.

Now onto the rest of the plugin: clean filters, excellent CPU usage (I managed about 11 instances at once on a P4 2.2Ghz before the PC gave up), choice of 16 or 32 bit internal sample rates, built in FX and a nice simple to use interface.

A lot of the presets have superb EQ and effects already applied, plus intelligent panning and instrument placement. Nice rhodes pianos, a cool jazz drumkit, ambient percussion, a clever harmonica, and some ok string patches.

To be honest, you could easily create quite a few songs with just this plug-in and nothing else, except maybe a little reverb and compression (plenty of those around for free).

All in all, for a *free* plugin, this is the way software should be sold to computer musicians. Release an uncrippled free version of their software, with a no-holds barred selection of their nicest patches, not the crap ones. Well done USB! I for one will be making a purchase based on this.

Negatives? Non really, other than 29 sounds is a little small, but then again, it's free. There's no documentation, but none is needed, except maybe an explanation of the use of the interface and filters etc.

Excellent Rompler. Got it with Cm, I was amazed by the
sound quality and the warmth of the filters. If I had the money I would instantly buy the Plugsound box, actaully i do but its not avaible in Toronto.Regardless,
Plug free is a welcome additon to any ones list, the
vinyl coated Rhodes is amazing, and the Spanish guitar is the best Nylon guitar I have heard outside of an actual guitar. "Plug" into this one. Couldn't resist.

Wow!!! Great sound!!! great filters!!!
The best sounding sample module I've tested so far!
What I don't like is that the LFO has just one
strength-value for all four possible targets - you could tweak the sound much more if you could set the strength independently for each target...
But apart from that: Just take one of the few presets
and play around with the parameters and you get several great sounding totally usable sounds without the common GM-Charme.