Flanger
Chorus
Phaser
shame on me!
What in your opinion are the free vst fx (of the above types) that stands out from others and thereby are a must have?
You are cordially invited to click on my sig below and try out my freebies.fliffo wrote:Been cleaning my vst folder for a while, and noticed one thing: I collected all sorts of strage-glitchy freebies vst fx, but I really have very few options on some more common effects type...
Flanger(I use the ableton live's one)
Chorus( " " " " " ")
Phaser(I have the Smartelectronix one)
Spot on, Mr! I'd just like to add Clone Ensemble's excellent Bass Chorus (it's not just for bass!); I use this as my primary chorus.Debutante wrote:Flangers and phasers (especially freebies) seem to be most lacking in number. I really have to wonder why because they're so starkly different from plugin to plugin. No two really sound alike. Same goes for choruses although there's alot more of these. I remember even back when I had something like 800 plugins in totalI only had about 10 flangers and maybe 12 phasers. I've kept all of them. It also helps, though, to learn how you can induce similar effects using delays.
Blue Cat Audio - great, ultra-basic mod plugins for very rich or extreme FX. They were just updated recently and are now finely tunable.
vcs ultraphazer - automatable and as close as you can get to having a manually controlled phaser.
ag-works Chorus CH1/2 - fantastic sounding chorus plugins. The only trouble is that they don't seem to work well on my setup, and even then I sometimes insist.
Fuzzpilz Charsiesis - another superb sounding chorus, and easily the most tweakable in my collection.
Big Tick Hexaline - I can only describe it as a very roomy chorus
GChorus - simlple but very light, yet present chorus. It's usually the first one I try.
Supaphaser
NxtPhase

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