Heads up! Great VST deals spotted

[lowdown]

1 minute ago, thodrik said:

Thanks, I hadn't found that yet!

I am mainly using it to get a broad stroke mix on acoustic drums. Very nice and amazing for the price.

 

To be honest, I've only been demoing it for a couple of days myself. Sound aside, it is intuitive to work with and dead easy to get results quickly without too much faffing around.

I agree with your point about it being a tad too dark, but a minor gripe really.

I'm just off to spend my $20.00 and get a serial number/license.

 

 

[thodrik]

36 minutes ago, lowdown said:

 

To be honest, I've only been demoing it for a couple of days myself. Sound aside, it is intuitive to work with and dead easy to get results quickly without too much faffing around.

I agree with your point about it being a tad too dark, but a minor gripe really.

I'm just off to spend my $20.00 and get a serial number/license.

 

 

I really like the 'console emulation' feature and the fact you have three 'different but similar' preamps to work with. The compressor is also really good 'ah, that will do' settings that avoid having to add another plugin to the chain. 

[Mcgiver69]

Ok guys, this is the bargain of bargains,  IK Multimedia SampleTank 4 for just £1 or if you fancy having the whole lot (orchestral library, pianos, synthesis, etc..) then you can pay £23.

All will go to charity which means you get a super bargain while helping a good cause.

 

https://www.humblebundle.com/software/ik-pro-sound-suite-software?partner=bpb

 

Offer will available until October 9th, 2024.

 

Edited September 20 by Mcgiver69

[lowdown]

For anyone who uses the free 'Valhalla Supermassive' Reverb/Delay VST, it has just been updated to version 4.

 

Valhalla Super Massive - Valhalla DSP

[fretmeister]

NeuralDSP have justed started their usual Black Friday Sale - 50% off most of their plugins.

[SumOne]

I'm getting into VSTs for playing live (well, right now just at home practice but considering doing it live via 'Gig Performer' hosting). So I'm looking for simple stompbox emulations, low CPU  use, low latency...and ideally low cost!

 

So far I've found a few decent free ones that don't ask you for email address/signup spamming and have not infected my Laptop with viruses:

 

• TAL have a free Juno 60 type chorus, simple and sounds great.
• Mercuriall have decent free Tubescreamer, Chorus, and a few more guitar related things.
• Valhalla have some excellent free reverb, echo, delays.

 

• And this needs email signup: Auditory for a Phase 90/45, 10 band Graphic EQ, and 'Dr Drive', all are very good.

 

I feel I might be pushing my luck to do more internet digging and downloading random Zip files, so recommendations to legit stuff would be good. Any more out there that you'd recommend?

 

I have spent on a couple of things, Moog are doing the MF 101 for $29 (about 60% off), I've just bought that and it seems great - probably better than any multi-fx or pedal I've used for those sounds.

 

 

 

Edited 23 hours ago by SumOne

[lowdown]

4 hours ago, SumOne said:

I'm getting into VSTs for playing live (well, right now just at home practice but considering doing it live via 'Gig Performer' hosting). So I'm looking for simple stompbox emulations, low CPU  use, low latency...and ideally low cost!

 

So far I've found a few decent free ones that don't ask you for email address/signup spamming and have not infected my Laptop with viruses:

 

• TAL have a free Juno 60 type chorus, simple and sounds great.
• Mercuriall have decent free Tubescreamer, Chorus, and a few more guitar related things.
• Valhalla have some excellent free reverb, echo, delays.

 

• And this needs email signup: Auditory for a Phase 90/45, 10 band Graphic EQ, and 'Dr Drive', all are very good.

 

I feel I might be pushing my luck to do more internet digging and downloading random Zip files, so recommendations to legit stuff would be good. Any more out there that you'd recommend?

 

I have spent on a couple of things, Moog are doing the MF 101 for $29 (about 60% off), I've just bought that and it seems great - probably better than any multi-fx or pedal I've used for those sounds.

 

 

 

    

'Magic7 Reverb' by Wave Alchemy - It's a free VST and it's based on the Bricasti M7 reverb. Very light on CPU and sounds very good.

 

Magic7 | Free M7 Reverb Plugin