Old Free VSTi Gems From The Past

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herve nouri's stuff is all available fcr free from his website bro, and if ya make a small donation you can download a bundle from him including an otherwise unavailable synt.

Well those I listed are those I found on the oldest herve noury page on the wayback machine. I don't think they are part of a current bundle but rather discontinued two years ago or so.


i will look, i know i HAD them, but they were in the folder i lost with most of my music apps in it.
herve is cool as hell, try emailing him.

i upped bv 19 for ya

I've seen that, thanks.


my pleasure, maybe you can up the ones i'm missing.

i have also upped some of the krakli, i have ian's whole collection of freeware that i am supposed to up for him and host on my website (one of these days i will get to it) so i have your missing plugs..

Thanks for RGB 2 as well. I think I have all his freebies now since I also got The Lizard 1 drom the archive bbcmodelb upped yesterday.

bv 24 i believe was payware, contact bill v at his website to get a copy,

I am not sure about that, I have two versions of bv24 which I am certain were free and the one I am looking for with the white UI I saw it on gersic which just list freebies so I think it is free as well.

i need to get a few of them myself, i lost them puppies..i had the whole schtick from bv 19 on.

kaitop does not have those plugs, so good luck...if ya find them, please send him copies!!!

I don't think I will find them unless someone's got them and post them here. I take it that you contacted him and he said they do exist but he hasn't got them himself anymore. Is this correct ?


he said he doesn't have any of them missing ones, he said they were either buggy or didn't work so he deleted them long ago

i also have the xoxo's i think, i dug a LOT of stuff outta my archive, the new one is over 50 gigs at this point....

All the rare xoxos have been provided I think, armin upped the rarest yesterday and the other ones that were looked for, you and I provided them before that.

cool, all good my friend

[pinkjimiphoton]

I have today uploaded WSV2B1.ZIP to /incoming

This is version 2 beta 1 of "WaveSync", which .

Size: 395082 bytes
Platform: Win 3.11, Win95. Not tried NT.
Version: 2.0 Shareware. Only restriction is that you are
limited to 6 tracks. (Full version has 16.)
Suggested Directory: pub\ibmpc\win3\sound\wav - is where version 1 is,
although I expect to be uploading more versions in the future,
so I would suggest it might be worth making
pub\ibmpc\win3\sound\wav\wavesync\v2beta or something?
Whatever, could you please delete the earlier one which is
already there as i no longer support it and anyway it's naff? Thanks
Short: WAV file sequencer/mixer for windows.
Long: It has tracks like a multi-track tape recorder, and you put
wav file samples into them at time positions specified in bars and beats.
When you press the Play button, WaveSync mixes them (you can mix quality
formats, data rates etc. in the same format) and plays 'em at any data
rate, mono or stereo, 8 or 16 bit. If your machine is not fast enough
to mix lots of samples and play 'em in 44k 16 bit stereo in real time,
you can press Mix/Save instead, and WaveSync will produce (not in real
time) an output WAV file instead. It works sort of like cubase or
cakewalk, but uses wav file samples instead of midi, so it can be
used like a multi track tape recorder.


ftp://ftp.demon.nl/pub/ibmpc/win3/sound ... WSV2B1.ZIP

[eidenk]

i upped bv 19 for ya

I've seen that, thanks.


my pleasure, maybe you can up the ones i'm missing.

bv 24 i believe was payware, contact bill v at his website to get a copy,

I am not sure about that, I have two versions of bv24 which I am certain were free and the one I am looking for with the white UI I saw it on gersic which just list freebies so I think it is free as well.

i need to get a few of them myself, i lost them puppies..i had the whole schtick from bv 19 on.

Actually it's quite hard to guess which ones you are missing so i guess I'll do a pack with all the old bv plugs I have tomorrow.

As for the kaitop ones i was wondering if you knew whether those two plugs were up for download at some point. I have screenies for them but this does not necessarily mean they were ever released even briefly.

[pinkjimiphoton]

File Name: MLAB47.ZIP
File Size: 772 034 Bytes
Target Platform: Windows 95+
Proposed Path: /pub/ibmpc/win95/apps/music/
Short: Module Lab 4.7 beta - Module Editor and Player

Description:
Module Lab is a 32-bit Module Editor and Player for Windows.
A "Module" is a music file which contains samples and instruments
in the same file which allows highly realistic playback with
any soundcard. In spite of Module Lab's powerful features, it
has a simple, easy-to-use interface.
For the professional module writer, Module Lab supports:
- 16 bit samples, stereo samples
- ACM compressed samples (and support for MP3 codecs)
- direct access (sample is read from disk, not from memory)
- "unlimited" patterns and sequence lengths
- arbitrary pattern sizes
- "unlimited" parallel effects
- 128 Instruments
- Imports many different formats (including MIDI)
- Wave Audio writing
- Multisamples
- High resolution editing
- Automatic module "ripping"
- And many more...


ftp://ftp.demon.nl/pub/ibmpc/win95/apps ... mlab47.zip

[pinkjimiphoton]

I have uploaded to "/incoming" FTP directory the file

"transcribe.zip" version 1.11 - size 860KB

This is a new version of a program which you already have. Current
location is :
ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/ibmpc/win95/apps/music/transcribe.zip

Short: Shareware for Win95/NT to help transcribe music from sound files.

Longer Description:
The Transcribe application is an assistant for people who sometimes want
to work out a piece of music from a recording, in order to write it out,
or play it themselves, or both.
The usual technique for doing this is to copy the music to cassette and
then listen repeatedly to each bit, using your ear and your brain to
work out what is happening. Unless you have perfect pitch then you also
need a piano or a guitar handy to check out which note is which.
However, if you copy the recording to your computer's hard disk as a
sound file then you can use Transcribe instead of the cassette machine
and the piano. Transcribe offers many features aimed at making the
transcription job smoother and easier, including the ability to analyse
chords and show you what notes are present.

Shareware : 30 days free use, then 20 pounds / 30 dollars registration.

Target Platform : Windows 95/98/NT with a soundcard.

Andy Robinson andy@seventhstring.demon.co.uk

ftp://ftp.demon.nl/pub/ibmpc/win95/apps ... ibe520.exe

[pinkjimiphoton]

Filename: asmdemob.exe

Size: 1.58 MB

Platform: Windows95/WindowsNT 4.0

Short: Multi-track sample composition program (requires DirectX)

ASM Audio allows you to create multi-track compositions with WAV samples.
It uses a powerful drag and drop interface, and has an innovative and easy
to use interface, effects and full on-line help. Requires Microsoft's
DirectX. This is a beta save-disabled demo version, your feedback
is welcome at http://www.voyce.demon.co.uk.

ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/ibmpc/win95/apps/audiosuite/

[pinkjimiphoton]

Filename: adsyn32.zip
Size: 891KB
Target: Win95/98
Short: Adsyn32, a waveform generator using Additive Harmonic Synthesis

Adsyn32 creates audio waveforms using Additive Harmonic Synthesis.
Sounds are created by defining amplitude envelopes for various harmonics.
Unlimited harmonics, each with graphically-editable amplitude envelope.
Harmonics can be individually tuned, and can be generated from various
wave shapes including sine-wave, random and fractal.
Adsyn32 is freeware and runs under Win95/98.

Directory: /pub/ibmpc/win95/apps/


ftp://ftp.demon.nl/pub/ibmpc/win95/apps ... dsyn32.zip

[pinkjimiphoton]

i upped bv 19 for ya

I've seen that, thanks.


my pleasure, maybe you can up the ones i'm missing.

bv 24 i believe was payware, contact bill v at his website to get a copy,

I am not sure about that, I have two versions of bv24 which I am certain were free and the one I am looking for with the white UI I saw it on gersic which just list freebies so I think it is free as well.

i need to get a few of them myself, i lost them puppies..i had the whole schtick from bv 19 on.

Actually it's quite hard to guess which ones you are missing so i guess I'll do a pack with all the old bv plugs I have tomorrow.

As for the kaitop ones i was wondering if you knew whether those two plugs were up for download at some point. I have screenies for them but this does not necessarily mean they were ever released even briefly.

thanks bro,
i am missing the bv 24 as well, and bv 25 and 26 as well i think.

the kaitop stuff was released as far as i know, so there is hope someday we may find them...but he himself deleted anything he felt was buggy he said, and the missing stuff we've upped was all he had in his archives as far as i can tell from his posts.
sorry mate!

[eidenk]

the kaitop stuff was released as far as i know, so there is hope someday we may find them...but he himself deleted anything he felt was buggy he said, and the missing stuff we've upped was all he had in his archives as far as i can tell from his posts.
sorry mate!

Thanks for the head-up about that, it means they can be left in the vapourware list.

I had a doubt whether they were actually released or not, not the point looking for stuff that does not exist at all, it's insane enough like that already

[pinkjimiphoton]

the kaitop stuff was released as far as i know, so there is hope someday we may find them...but he himself deleted anything he felt was buggy he said, and the missing stuff we've upped was all he had in his archives as far as i can tell from his posts.
sorry mate!

Thanks for the head-up about that, it means they can be left in the vapourware list.

I had a doubt whether they were actually released or not, not the point looking for stuff that does not exist at all, it's insane enough like that already

lol, i know bro, this shit is like smokin' chocolate coated crack.

[pinkjimiphoton]

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