I've already put Deputy Mark II and Nabla on string synth section. Right now i'm concentrating on adding new sections in sample based instruments.BlackWinny wrote:String synth ? Or bowed string emulation ?Paree wrote:Any good free String Vsts?
List of Free/Magware 64 bit Instruments/Synths
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- KVRist
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- KVRAF
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So... concerning bowed strings, there are all the current sampled orchestra products already in the list.Paree wrote:I've already put Deputy Mark II and Nabla on string synth section. Right now i'm concentrating on adding new sections in sample based instruments.BlackWinny wrote:String synth ? Or bowed string emulation ?Paree wrote:Any good free String Vsts?
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- KVRist
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Then i'll make list of percussion Instruments next.BlackWinny wrote:So... concerning bowed strings, there are all the current sampled orchestra products already in the list.Paree wrote:I've already put Deputy Mark II and Nabla on string synth section. Right now i'm concentrating on adding new sections in sample based instruments.BlackWinny wrote:String synth ? Or bowed string emulation ?Paree wrote:Any good free String Vsts?
- KVRAF
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You mean "exotic" percussion ? So... an extension of the current drums ?Paree wrote:Then i'll make list of percussion Instruments next.BlackWinny wrote:So... concerning bowed strings, there are all the current sampled orchestra products already in the list.Paree wrote:I've already put Deputy Mark II and Nabla on string synth section. Right now i'm concentrating on adding new sections in sample based instruments.BlackWinny wrote:String synth ? Or bowed string emulation ?Paree wrote:Any good free String Vsts?
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The current ones are Drum kits. This one will be Ethnic+Single DrumsBlackWinny wrote:You mean "exotic" percussion ? So... an extension of the current drums ?Paree wrote:Then i'll make list of percussion Instruments next.BlackWinny wrote:So... concerning bowed strings, there are all the current sampled orchestra products already in the list.Paree wrote:I've already put Deputy Mark II and Nabla on string synth section. Right now i'm concentrating on adding new sections in sample based instruments.BlackWinny wrote:String synth ? Or bowed string emulation ?Paree wrote:Any good free String Vsts?
- KVRAF
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Ok. We're gonna see that.
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Since its a synth and doesn't use sampler, I've added it to Physical Modelling Section.sfd wrote:Spicy Guitar is 64-bit
Updates to the list
Alchemy Player by Camel Audio (Magware)Loopers:
Instalooper by Audioblast
Regen by ToneCarver
Cumulus CM by Loomer (Magware)
XFadeLooper CM by Expert Sleepers (Magware)
If you've noticed, I've added Magware in the bracket. The list clearly distinguishes freewares and magwares now.
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That's a very good decision. Because magwares are things which require to buy something (a magazine) while freewares don't require any expenses at all.Paree wrote:The list clearly distinguishes freewares and magwares now.
Donationwares as well are not true freewares, they require to give something to the creator to get the download link or to get a serial. Of course donationwares must not be confused with freewares with a purely optional donation, these latter are real freewares.
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Yep. I decided to add magwares to this list because magazines are relatively inexpensive and the licensing is similar to freeware (I read it in some KVR thread regarding beat magazine version). And people can pay 5 Dollars (300 Rupees in India) for 68 Plugins easily.BlackWinny wrote:That's a very good decision. Because magwares are things which require to buy something (a magazine) while freewares don't require any expenses at all.Paree wrote:The list clearly distinguishes freewares and magwares now.
Donationwares as well are not true freewares, they require to give something to the creator to get the download link or to get a serial. Of course donationwares must not be confused with freewares with a purely optional donation, these latter are real freewares.
But yeah, I wanted to distinguish it so that people can easily find true freewares.
Also, HarshDigitalNose by Insert Piz Here looks promising. So i'm adding it to the list.
Serpo by JDTech
Percussions/ Single Drums:
Clap Machine by 99Sounds
Alan Vista's Collection
Varazuvi Bongos by VaraZuvi
Black Noh Snare by Chokehold
Cherry Snare by VST4Free
Dark VX Kick by Chokehold
XCrash by VST4Free
I think we have about 95% of 64bit vsts (Synths) here and most of the quality sampled instruments.
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- KVRAF
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Instalooper and Regen are effects, not instruments. Cumulus CM is a granular sample player, not exactly a looper.Paree wrote: Loopers:
Instalooper by Audioblast
Regen by ToneCarver
Cumulus CM by Loomer (Magware)
XFadeLooper CM by Expert Sleepers (Magware)
Thanks for the list!
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- KVRist
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Your Welcome. I haven't really tried them since i don't really need a looper. But it was listed in Instrument section in VST4free, thats the reason i posted here.PTV wrote:Instalooper and Regen are effects, not instruments. Cumulus CM is a granular sample player, not exactly a looper.Paree wrote: Loopers:
Instalooper by Audioblast
Regen by ToneCarver
Cumulus CM by Loomer (Magware)
XFadeLooper CM by Expert Sleepers (Magware)
Thanks for the list!
Since i have 1 month holiday from university, I'll start linking every instrument.
Added:
HarshDigitalNose by Insert Piz Here
VR-08 free by Alipapa
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I actually Added Mikro Prism and Blocks Wired Separately and stated Reaktor Player in the bracket. But I'll add it Individually as well.sfd wrote:Reaktor Player?
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- KVRAF
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VST4free are wrong here, they are both effect pluginsParee wrote: Your Welcome. I haven't really tried them since i don't really need a looper. But it was listed in Instrument section in VST4free, thats the reason i posted here.
