The Free Plugin List

Discussion about: tracktion.com

Is this list going to help you?

Yes...I want to see this list develop
15
83%
No...Im quite happy with whats already avaliable
3
17%
 
Total votes: 18

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As many of you might know...or might not, I had a major power surge that messed up alot of stuff...and short circuted the motor in my Hard Drive to the point that having simply the power plugged in to it, makes the whole systems power stop.

SO...

I want to create a list, mostly for audio (but midi will certainly not be shunned) of many of the good free filters out there...Kind of in the same vein with the "Essential" sticky. Sorry Mac guys, Im on a PC, but if somebody wants to add, I can certainly add a "mac" Section.

I want this to also be a group effort, and I will try to compile as things come.


So here is the list so far:


====Suites (if you will)====



Classic Series by Kjearhus
http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/classic-series.php
-Classic Chorus
-Classic Compressor
-Classic Delay
-Classic EQ
-Classic Flanger
-Classic Master Limiter
-Classic Phaser
-Classic Reverb
-Classic Auto Filter


Beta Bugs
http://www.betabugsaudio.com/plugs.php
ALL BETABUGS IN ONE PACK
http://www.betabugsaudio.com/dl.php?id=12
PhaseBug :: Phase switcher
SpinBug :: Nice Rotary Speaker
WideBug :: Enhances Stereo Image
Chorrosive :: 'battery acid effect' many chorus' and band filters
SVF2 :: 2-pole State Variable Filter
Moneo :: Treats stereo channels as seperate mono sources
BugPass1.1 :: Bandpass Filter w/incorporated notch filter
W1Limiter :: Fantastic Limiter
CrayonFilter :: Multiband Filter
MonstaChorus :: Analog Chorus
FlofiDeluxe1.1 :: Pitch Modifier
SimpleSqueeze :: Nice Compression all in one Knob


GVST
http://homepages.tesco.net/~graham.yeadon/gvst/
-GBand :: is a resonant band-pass filter
-GChorus :: chorus
-GClip :: wav clipper
-GComp :: General Compression
-GComp2 :: compressor w/ band pass filter & gate
-GDelay ::Delay
-GDuckDly :: Delay, allows wet to be compressed by dry
-GGain :: Vol Control
-GGate :: Simple gate
-GGrain :: Breaks down incoming signal and reassembles it
-GHi :: Resonant High-pass filter
-GLow :: Resonant Low-Pas Filter
-GLFO :: Amplitude, Pan and Low-Pas Filter
-GMax :: Maximizing Limiter
-GNormal :: Normalizer
-GRevDly :: Plays Delayed signal in reverse
-GSinth :: Simple VSTi
-GSinth2 :: Slightly less simple VSTi
-GTune :: Tuner
-GSnap :: Pitch Correction Effect
-GSinthG :: pitch Driven Synth
-GMulti :: Multi-band Compressor and Stereo-enhancer


Voxengo Free Stuff
http://www.voxengo.com/products/
-Voxengo Span :: FFT spectrum Analyzer
-Voxeno Old Skool Verb :: Sharp Ambient Reverb
-Voxengo Tube Amp :: Adds tube warmth
-Voxengo Boogex :: Amp sim plugin *best free one Ive used...I use it ALOT*
-Voxengo Stereo Touch :: Adds stereo image


Other Good Plugs
Poshpofit :: Great EQ
http://www.savioursofsoul.de/Christian/Plugins.htm



====General Utilities====

Elemental Audio Spectrum :: Great Spectrum Analyzer
http://www.elementalaudio.com/products/ ... index.html



...I know its a short list for now, but hopefully we can get a pretty complete list going. Im at work right now, and these are the only plugs that pop in my head ATM.
Last edited by will.record.for.food on Thu Oct 20, 2005 4:06 pm, edited 7 times in total.

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LunchMoney recommended this suite elsewhere (at least, I think it was him).

GVST http://homepages.tesco.net/~graham.yeadon/gvst/
-GBand
-GChrous
-GClip
-GComp
-GComp2
-GDelay
-GDuckDly
-GGain
-GGate
-GGrain
-GHi
-GLow
-GLFO
-GMax
-GNormal
-GRevDly
-GSinth
-GSinth2
-GTune
-GSnap
-GSinthG
-GMulti

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I second you and I'll add:
-BETABUGS PLUGINS
-BUZZCOMP

+ the ones you gave above, it's the only plugs I have on my PC (+ some bought ones on Voxengo, Kjaerhus, and Native Instruments)

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Well, Im not looking for a huge complete list. What We've got now is pretty good for the basic things. I just want to get a good list of plugs the new Tracktion user can access with QUALITY free plugs.

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will.record.for.food wrote:Well, Im not looking for a huge complete list. What We've got now is pretty good for the basic things. I just want to get a good list of plugs the new Tracktion user can access with QUALITY free plugs.
I couldn't help but tease you a bit!

:hail: Makes good sense this project does.

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I think, even now, the list can look a little intimidating...

Hopefully some of you other T users can scratch your heads, and hopefully we can get a little more utilities and such.

As the list grows, I hope to take some of the current plugins out...we really dont need 4 lo pass filters do we?

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Ya need to add some great free EQs to the list.
That would be Posifopit and Nyquist. :)

(actually, since Posifopit came out, I hardly ever use Nyquist, so if you want to keep the list slimmed down, my vote goes to Posifopit)

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i want a Mac section! :shock: :phones:
I Don't own a PC!

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updated

guitar junkie....forgive my ignorance. I work with Macs ALL DAY, but I dont use tracktion with it. Which Plugs on the list are (or are not) compatible with Mac? I would like to give the macs a space.

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Guys,

great effort - but don't forget you are on KVR - this list is already stickied in the effects and instruments section in many different ways.

Not the least of which was the KVR user survey which reports out the top effects and instruments.

Link coming up right here:
http://www.kvraudio.com/new_year_survey ... esults.php

-Scott

Granted the Gvst stuff is new. But have a look in those other forums, the effects and instruments forums and you'll see similar efforts already in place to this one.

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Yes...rockstar, you have a good point...Lets see who gets voted off the island

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I voted no...but that's 'cause I don't need any more dang plugs (and the ones on this list offer a good start)...

...yet, I seem to be addicted to having more pluts, and I love any thread that talks about good plugs!

I need a plug fix about every hour...

...is their a recovery house for this??

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go play ouside for a while

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