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oceanictrancer · Post by **oceanictrancer** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 9:36 pm

hey guys thanks for all the comments! ended up finding it somewhere after the post anyways but w/e - its a shame CM's old stuff is hard to find

bob bobwood · Post by **bob bobwood** » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:30 pm

@stockholm808; you could try contacting the dev and asking him or better still; offer to host them for free elsewhere. But his choice seems to be 4shared to the exclusion of all others.

@oceanictrancer Computer Music don't want you to have them if you don't buy into the magazine. Their policy is that anything bearing the CM logo is only to be distributed by CM. Perhaps one day they plan on releasing a whole stack of them in a CM Golden Oldies Special. But again you'd have to buy in.

noorderlicht · Post by **noorderlicht** » Fri Oct 18, 2013 9:35 am

Hello All,

I've been looking here and there in the thread with lots of interest, even tried a few downloads with interesting stuff to use.

Now I'm at the point where I think about collecting these old gems.
But this is where I get lost, I mean 739 pages of posts.

Is there a locations where these vsti's are collected or an overview list?
on page one there's an attempt at a list, from the first 45 pages.
But randomly going through the pages, I don't see anything else...

If there is no overview list of the found gems, maybe one could be built with combined forces?

Regards,
noli

bob bobwood · Post by **bob bobwood** » Fri Oct 18, 2013 7:10 pm

xoxos gave us the green light on maqam as upped by mztk; https://app.box.com/s/esu198qn918ibjnt0zko

much appreciated

eidenk · Post by **eidenk** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 5:52 am

noorderlicht wrote:Is there a locations where these vsti's are collected or an overview list?
on page one there's an attempt at a list, from the first 45 pages.
But randomly going through the pages, I don't see anything else...

If there is no overview list of the found gems, maybe one could be built with combined forces?

There are two known huge lists of free vsts already, mine and bob bobwood's one.

Bob's one is online and you reach it by clicking the dripfeed link in his siggie. This list is a total mess but it's got zillions of links in it so it's probably what you're looking for.

My list is the complete opposite of his, it's not online and has no links whatsoever but it's extremely well organized and sortable by author name, plugins categories and subcategories, development platform, etc... It lists the more than 11.000 free plugins I have on my hard drive and serves me as both a reference and an interface to access plugins. I'll post it sometime later this year if I am not too lazy finishing to finetune it. See screenshot below:

Thanks for maqam xoxos, mztk and bob, team work at its finest.

shayanjameel08 · Post by **shayanjameel08** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 6:30 am

I'll check them out - I've always been interested in the old vsts and vstis

noorderlicht · Post by **noorderlicht** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 8:49 am

This is great stuff ... thank for pointing me to the list.
I have my work cut out now to try them ALL out ...

mztk · Post by **mztk** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 8:49 am

hey eidenk that's looking good, all in TablePro - was a text or html
list last time i saw it
('mine's extremely well organised'...hahaha)

eidenk · Post by **eidenk** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 3:18 pm

mztk wrote:('mine's extremely well organised'...hahaha)

What's so funny about that?

Was a text file I had forgotten about and it listed only about half as many plugs.

TablePro is way cool and if I am not mistaken you were looking for an application like that some time (years) ago when I wasn't aware of the existence of this wonderful (free) program yet (otherwise I would have mentioned it).

eidenk · Post by **eidenk** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 3:22 pm

noorderlicht wrote:This is great stuff ... thank for pointing me to the list.
I have my work cut out now to try them ALL out ...

All good if you've got a decade to waste.

arkmabat · Post by **arkmabat** » Sat Oct 19, 2013 3:48 pm

oceanictrancer wrote:hey guys thanks for all the comments! ended up finding it somewhere after the post anyways but w/e - its a shame CM's old stuff is hard to find

Issues 20 and 182 in the CM vault have some of the old CM stuff like Dominator. $5 for a digital issue. I did find it odd the the CM Guitar Suite is labled as freeware in their license.txt, though the Soldano plug is not distributed as such still.

Numanoid · Post by **Numanoid** » Sun Oct 20, 2013 11:05 am

There is now a freeware light version of Tronalithic 2, according to the newsletter I got from them this morning:
http://hydrosynth.tradebit.com/detail/2 ... onalithic2

mztk · Post by **mztk** » Mon Oct 21, 2013 9:43 am

stockholm808 · Post by **stockholm808** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 2:36 am

eidenk wrote:
noorderlicht wrote:Is there a locations where these vsti's are collected or an overview list?
on page one there's an attempt at a list, from the first 45 pages.
But randomly going through the pages, I don't see anything else...

If there is no overview list of the found gems, maybe one could be built with combined forces?
There are two known huge lists of free vsts already, mine and bob bobwood's one.

Bob's one is online and you reach it by clicking the dripfeed link in his siggie. This list is a total mess but it's got zillions of links in it so it's probably what you're looking for.

My list is the complete opposite of his, it's not online and has no links whatsoever but it's extremely well organized and sortable by author name, plugins categories and subcategories, development platform, etc... It lists the more than 11.000 free plugins I have on my hard drive and serves me as both a reference and an interface to access plugins. I'll post it sometime later this year if I am not too lazy finishing to finetune it. See screenshot below:

Thanks for maqam xoxos, mztk and bob, team work at its finest.

It would be just great

oceanictrancer · Post by **oceanictrancer** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 3:49 pm

stockholm808 wrote:
eidenk wrote:
noorderlicht wrote:Is there a locations where these vsti's are collected or an overview list?
on page one there's an attempt at a list, from the first 45 pages.
But randomly going through the pages, I don't see anything else...

If there is no overview list of the found gems, maybe one could be built with combined forces?
There are two known huge lists of free vsts already, mine and bob bobwood's one.

Bob's one is online and you reach it by clicking the dripfeed link in his siggie. This list is a total mess but it's got zillions of links in it so it's probably what you're looking for.

My list is the complete opposite of his, it's not online and has no links whatsoever but it's extremely well organized and sortable by author name, plugins categories and subcategories, development platform, etc... It lists the more than 11.000 free plugins I have on my hard drive and serves me as both a reference and an interface to access plugins. I'll post it sometime later this year if I am not too lazy finishing to finetune it. See screenshot below:

Thanks for maqam xoxos, mztk and bob, team work at its finest.
It would be just great

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I concur..

Old Free VSTi Gems From The Past