People have done things like this already. I have an issue of computer magazine dedicated just to free shit.
It would be cool if you found free synths that pair well together, whether it be for bass, pads, or leads.
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Apr-17-2011 18:21
timbreman
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2011
Location: san antonio, usa
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Originally posted by Beatflux
People have done things like this already. I have an issue of computer magazine dedicated just to free shit.
It would be cool if you found free synths that pair well together, whether it be for bass, pads, or leads.
I'm seeking out what "I feel" are the best sounding VST instruments. My idea of the "best" and someone else's will obviously differ. I think I might have that same CM magazine laying around somewhere.
I make videos of the VST's and try and point out what I am doing in my videos. Most people just play a few notes and turn knobs without saying what they're doing in those demos.
I also render all the loops you hear in the videos and give them away for free on my site www.loopartists.com
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Apr-17-2011 20:03
Prototrance
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Oatmeal is a good one, dodgy GUI (you can get other skins but they arent much better) but a nice sound.
Another one I use in every track is the 'classic delay' by Kjaerhus Audio. It sounds like (what I assume were hardware) delays used to around 96 - 97, hence the name I suppose.
They do classic reverb too but I havent used it.
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Apr-18-2011 12:05
timbreman
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2011
Location: san antonio, usa
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Originally posted by Prototrance
Oatmeal is a good one, dodgy GUI (you can get other skins but they arent much better) but a nice sound.
Another one I use in every track is the 'classic delay' by Kjaerhus Audio. It sounds like (what I assume were hardware) delays used to around 96 - 97, hence the name I suppose.
They do classic reverb too but I havent used it.
Well if Oatmeal is free I will be reviewing it soon enough. Oatmeal though? What a funny name for a VSTi lol
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Originally posted by Prototrance
Oatmeal is a good one, dodgy GUI (you can get other skins but they arent much better) but a nice sound.
Another one I use in every track is the 'classic delay' by Kjaerhus Audio. It sounds like (what I assume were hardware) delays used to around 96 - 97, hence the name I suppose.
They do classic reverb too but I havent used it.
Seconding both of these. The Kjaerhus effects are pretty good, but Oatmeal is fantastic if you can get past the GUI.
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