vola by sonic anomaly is extremely useful for smoothing out sounds (especially vocals) - it's basically a super short attack compressor but it's super quick and easy to use and sounds great.
Airwindows is really a game changer to me. The plugins REALLY make heavy work with little resources. Chris is a magician, it's crazy how he just releases his stuff for free, being high quality as those plugins are. Channel strips, filters, distortion, verbs, delays, tape stuff, his consoles, dynamic controllers(compressors and stuff), it's all top notch, I'm having the time of my life making music with them, it's been pretty much Airwindows and MeldaProduction for me (altho AO is nice as well)
PLEASE do more of these!! You're really good at showing like an excitement for these underrated and smaller developers. Honestly this is the first time I hear about this channel strip concept
I guess everyone already knows about Tokyo Dawn Labs (since they're RARELY in any of the free plugin videos), but I use their free plugins on pretty much every project I do.
I've seen them in a heap of free plugin vids & lists. I'm assuming the reason they're not in this vid is because it's specifically for "underrated" (ie. lesser known) plugins.
@@godfreyozzy7128 I am stunned how powerful a plugin like Surge is. If manage to make some coin using this vst Id give some coin to the developers and I am inclined to try. Took me a couple days of learning the essentials and I am proud of what Ive already created as far as a viable patch Ive tried some of the reccomended vsts and they all work well, heck they all installed according to plan. That Bury one is cool, it perfect for my crazy purposes, jeez it makes a track sound like AM radio just off the dial and lashes well with Reaper. One may be able to code a masterpiece but please make it easy to install. Heck Spitfires installer app is truly a piece of turd free or commercial. Kontakt isnt much better
I was washing dishes and completely engrossed in your reverb demo. It was incredibly peaceful until 10:20 made me drop the mug I was rinsing!🤣 You remind me of Alton Brown if he were a music and sound nerd.
Cameron, I was first turned onto your channel via some of the PSP plugins. The thing I've always enjoyed about your channel is that you're continually highlighting the fact that creativity is paramount. People wanting to do music are constantly getting caught up in the latest and greatest technology, and I get it, we all geek out on that stuff, but there is so much at our disposal these days it's insane. Thanks for the plugin tips, big fan of Air Windows and Analog Obsession, great plugins! Glad to see the channel continuing to grow!
Very useful video, as always...Thanks bro! May I suggest a video where you try to emulate some popular plugins using only a DAW's native plugins or ones freely available. I'd really be interested in something like that if it makes any sense. Also, those panels are sweet!
The lights. The panels. The poses. It almost got a little weird 😆 I like the AirWindows stuff because they have the most no frills gui ever, so it forces you to use your ears.
Man I think the sauce I’m probably missing for my music is probably in the channel strip and mic pre territory tbh, but it’s always so damn subtle, I feel like I need to find a really good deep dive video on the subtleties.
Definitely give the Analog Obsession stuff a shot! ChanneV is excellent and all the nonlinear behaviors really add a nice dimension to an 'in the box' sounding track.
Man the analog obsession versions of the LA2A (LALA) and 1176 (FETISH) sound way better then the expensive ones by UAD and waves to me. Magic on vocals!
@@lawinter1949 no. But you can't say "way better" since every plug-in comes from a different piece of analog gear. Some plug-ins are just knockoffs of OTHER plug-ins that haven't even been emulated from the REAL THING. UAD and waves come from ACTUAL gear. Put it this way... UAD and WAVES emulate the 1176 but emulate 2 DIFFERENT pieces of gear of the same 1176. Waves got A. UAD got b. You can't say one is better than the other amd that they don't sound the same because THEY WEREN'T emulated from the same piece of gear. BUT...! Since each has its in own style, character and sound they BOTH are fuxkin awesome when used correctly and in context of the mix.
@@DavidGonzalez-su6zg Dude, I'm not claiming that AO is objectively better than the expense emulations nor am I claiming that Waves and UAD don't make awesome plugins, because there have been hundreds of hits made with the plugins from both. I'm saying that I, after using and comparing all these emulations we are taking about, prefer the sound and user experience of the Analog Obsession plugins way more. They are made by one guy in Finland and he makes his whole living off of emulating analog gear and posting his work on patreon for people to download for free if they want with an option to subscribe to him and help fund his obsession. The UI is far more intuitive and user friendly than the expensive plugins that model similar gear (in my opinion), the sound is on par or better (in my opinion) and the CPU load is a lot less.
Airwindows plugins are superb, as some who grew up in the 70s and 80s and has used tape and analogue outboard consistently, I really don't feel anyone need look much further than Airwindows, especially if tone and saturation are important to the user. To Tape - Tape emulation. BussColors - Neve, SSL, API saturation. CStrip - Channel strip, with ultra-musical filters. Mackity - Mackie gain drive. Iron oxide classic - Tape emulation. MatrixVerb - Alesis style reverb. PyeWacket - Pye compressor approximation. ClipOnly - no more clipping. Capacitor - High pass/Low pass. Don't be put of by the lack of a fancy, realistic GUI, - instead just focus on the sound these plugins produce... love to ALL, feel no hate
As someone who also grew up in the 80s, a plain stock DAW is enough to blow my mind! The results of most plugins are relatively easy to replicate with stock tools. The value I find in plugins is complexity reduction (should be difficult to replicate) and PRESETS. I feel like the last one gets skipped over too often. Perhaps people feel it's "cheating more" to use them? Edit: Of course, as for free plugins...why the hell not!?
So, I have a bunch of plugins to explore next year. Actually I really love free PT-EQ X from Ignite Amps. I learned recently how to use pulltek style EQs, and this one actually sounds good and is easy to use. The beauty of pullteks is that all important frequencies of the sound have dedicated knobs and it forces you to use your ears instead of just looking at analyzers, as result getting more interesting mixes.
@@squelchedotter oh, I do, there's just a couple of things that don't work. I have a NI Maschine 2 that is basically useless without a windows machine. I use yabridge for quite a few little plugins though!
Great video of good stuff! Its like an early xmas gift :) I like how your videos explore tons of plugins / features in a reasonable time frame ;Its so fun and I dont even notice its been 30mins!
Hey man. Love your videos. I just want to give a small tip. Instead of moving the mouse to turn the nobs a lot of plugins offer that you can turn the nob with your mouse wheel I at the least feel that is easier.
They can be helpful but it depends on the DAW used also. The wheel isn't precise like click and move in my DAW. The wheel just sets the knobs at quarter, half or full turn only.
My favorite free plugin these days is the "Obvious Filter" by FKFX (Two dudes who escaped the audio industry and went Independent). It's got some insane morphing and modulation features! Just slap it on a chord or drum sequence and instantly transform into smacking rhythmic madness.
Their Influx plugin is also cool and free. Yet another interesting way to sat/distort, labeled as a sequenced resonator distortion it brings about some unique results.
The Amplitube custom shop is pretty damn cool! Especially if you want great sounding reproductions of the Diezel VH4, the ENGL Powerball, the Mesa Dual Rectifier and Mesa Boogie Mark V. Sure all those are paid amps but man do they sound awesome!
Hey Cam, you and your content are {as ALWAYS!) TOP NOTCH. I thank you for all you do and look forward to a coming year of learning, discovery and musical GOODNESS. I wish you and yours a wonderful Christmas. love the new panels, once I get my new studio done I'll share my acoustic panel ideas with you and the crew. take care😎
What on earth did you do to those drums?????? I have been after that exact sound since as far back as I can remember. Thank you so much for this Cameron. I cant wait to try this out for myself.
Great selection, couple of new ones for me. Burier sounds fantastic and I can't wait to have a play with L4 Reverb. I mean, any audio effect that comes with a Panic! button ... < 3
Okay! About GSatPlus, you didn't tell me you found a free alternative to Geoffrey Day's analog strip emulator, because DAYUM, that sounds like Mick Gordon right there! That sound demo convinced me to give it a try! I feel like I'm gonna like it!
Great video! That Burier plugin has a great sound to it! I would like to add anything free plugin by Klanghelm. Great compressors and a saturator. Excellent stuff!
I really like your Psy Acoustics art wall panels there - very cool indeed. You could DIY those (minus the art maybe) pretty easily (app-controlled LED's on standard panels would add $65 bucks per panel roughly), but plug-n-play outta the box is cool too. ;) Also, thanks for the plugins to check out - gotta say I've never heard of like 65% of these - I love discovering new stuff - thanks dude!
Hey Cameron. Love your videos brother.. I wanted to throw out another free plugin I haven't seen in your videos yet. It's another Uhe instrument and I have been using it for years. Podolski. Thanks for the Pianobook video. 20 years plus I been doodling and never heard of that one. Luv ya brother. Keep up the awesome work
Awesome suggestions - Burier and Lattice look like a lot of fun to play around with, and Channe V looks like an excellent set up for someone like me, who got introduced to these concepts from being a Sound Guy back in college.
I downloaded a few of those. Let's see if I can get some of the Windows one's to work on Linux. And I didn't have the full set of AirWindows, so I grabbed those too. Thanks for the listing of free stuff.
As you mention in this video, oversampling is a big thing for distortion and saturation plugins. I see no mention of this for the otherwise attractive Burier. Any info on this?
Thanks for this! I was surprised to see several attractive freebies that I'd never heard about before. (I approached the video thinking "here we go again with the usual, excellent, freebies out there"...) Of course, this does not help at all with my constant struggle to "make music" instead of collecting plugins!!
There are free plugins out there that can rival or surpass paid (100s of $) stuff. It can just be hard to find and use if youre less experience. Starting getting in the open source community and some more academic focused development and there's some crazy stuff.... And if you really want cutting edge get a subscription to the Journal of Computer Music.. just make sure you know how to do doctorate level math! 🤣
Even though I’ve done music for over a decade I’m still new to these types of sound editing techniques and so I’m wondering where should I start with understanding the fundamentals? I learn fast and I wanna take advantage of this freeware and not just play around with the effects and not know what I’m doing.
Any other awesome free plugins out there producers should know about? 🤔
PSY Acoustics 👽 ► psyacoustics.com/
Use code VENUSTHEORY to save 10%!
Vcvrack 2 pro
@@morpickedfields3844 How is that free?
Better go for Cardinal then.
Pro isnt free, but you can without any problems use a (Vb cable) with the free version and not have any problems:)
Bout free plugins, here they are:
Baby Audio - Keylay:
www.keys.de/downloads/plug-ins/baby-audio-keylay
Antress plugins (R.I.P. to their developer), ONLY x32: [the most usable by me are Modern Lost Angel and Modern1176ME]
plugins4free.com/dev/117
antress.blogspot.com/
Audiomodern - Gatelab: [creative gator with nice face]
audiomodern.com/shop/plugins/gatelab
Audiomodern - Filterstep: [creative filtering in beautiful covering]
audiomodern.com/shop/plugins/filterstep
Sonible - Balancer: [awesome, universal EQ]
www.sonible.com/balancer
Venn Audio - Free Clip: [really good clipper]
www.vennaudio.com/free-clip
u-he - Protoverb: [ancestor reverb of BabeAudio Dice]
u-he.com/products/protoverb
LowWave Studios - Drum Snapper: [Transient shaper]
lowwavestudios.com/drumsnapper
GSi - VariSpeed: [tape echo machine]
www.genuinesoundware.com/?a=showproduct&b=47
Inear Display - Gorgon: [cool distortion]
ineardisplay.com/plugins/legacy
vola by sonic anomaly is extremely useful for smoothing out sounds (especially vocals) - it's basically a super short attack compressor but it's super quick and easy to use and sounds great.
Magic Dice settings can be saved through your DAW presets.
hey man I just wanna tell that iZotope Trash 2 is free until 4th Jan, it's a very versatile distortion plugin
@@antoniusguntoro2052 where
@@biguglycaveman6995 search it by yourself, i don't understand why youtube block my comment about this
Or you can convert to audio
"From tape", "To tape" and the console plugins from Airwindows are fantastic. Great video!!
Airwindows is really a game changer to me. The plugins REALLY make heavy work with little resources. Chris is a magician, it's crazy how he just releases his stuff for free, being high quality as those plugins are. Channel strips, filters, distortion, verbs, delays, tape stuff, his consoles, dynamic controllers(compressors and stuff), it's all top notch, I'm having the time of my life making music with them, it's been pretty much Airwindows and MeldaProduction for me (altho AO is nice as well)
PLEASE do more of these!! You're really good at showing like an excitement for these underrated and smaller developers. Honestly this is the first time I hear about this channel strip concept
Working on another video currently, hope to have it out in a few weeks!
I guess everyone already knows about Tokyo Dawn Labs (since they're RARELY in any of the free plugin videos), but I use their free plugins on pretty much every project I do.
Honestly think that Tokyo Dawn, Analog Obsession and TAL audio are cream of the crop of freebies that they don't need any more mentions :)
@@DaveChips for sure a must have vst
@@DaveChips same as melda
I've seen them in a heap of free plugin vids & lists. I'm assuming the reason they're not in this vid is because it's specifically for "underrated" (ie. lesser known) plugins.
@@godfreyozzy7128 I am stunned how powerful a plugin like Surge is. If manage to make some coin using this vst Id give some coin to the developers and I am inclined to try. Took me a couple days of learning the essentials and I am proud of what Ive already created as far as a viable patch
Ive tried some of the reccomended vsts and they all work well, heck they all installed according to plan. That Bury one is cool, it perfect for my crazy purposes, jeez it makes a track sound like AM radio just off the dial and lashes well with Reaper. One may be able to code a masterpiece but please make it easy to install. Heck Spitfires installer app is truly a piece of turd free or commercial. Kontakt isnt much better
I was washing dishes and completely engrossed in your reverb demo. It was incredibly peaceful until 10:20 made me drop the mug I was rinsing!🤣
You remind me of Alton Brown if he were a music and sound nerd.
Cameron, I was first turned onto your channel via some of the PSP plugins. The thing I've always enjoyed about your channel is that you're continually highlighting the fact that creativity is paramount. People wanting to do music are constantly getting caught up in the latest and greatest technology, and I get it, we all geek out on that stuff, but there is so much at our disposal these days it's insane. Thanks for the plugin tips, big fan of Air Windows and Analog Obsession, great plugins! Glad to see the channel continuing to grow!
Your videos and ideas are unique in a world of “more-the same”. How refreshing 👍
Glad the work that goes into the videos doesn't go unnoticed! Cheers! ☕
You are one of the few people i actually follow their videos. Very good job bro. Keep 'em coming and know your effort is much appreciated.
I wasn't expecting much from this list but there are some here that sound insanely good. Excellent vid, as per usual. Keep up the good work.
Very useful video, as always...Thanks bro! May I suggest a video where you try to emulate some popular plugins using only a DAW's native plugins or ones freely available. I'd really be interested in something like that if it makes any sense. Also, those panels are sweet!
Wow the bury is so good for this doors keys and this custom verb is truly epic!!!
The lights. The panels. The poses. It almost got a little weird 😆
I like the AirWindows stuff because they have the most no frills gui ever, so it forces you to use your ears.
Man I think the sauce I’m probably missing for my music is probably in the channel strip and mic pre territory tbh, but it’s always so damn subtle, I feel like I need to find a really good deep dive video on the subtleties.
Definitely give the Analog Obsession stuff a shot! ChanneV is excellent and all the nonlinear behaviors really add a nice dimension to an 'in the box' sounding track.
You are the first person from the US that doesn't sound OTT and grate on me. In fact I could happily watch this channel all day.
Man the analog obsession versions of the LA2A (LALA) and 1176 (FETISH) sound way better then the expensive ones by UAD and waves to me. Magic on vocals!
I love Analog Obsession !
You must be new to mixing then. Lol
@@DavidGonzalez-su6zg Have you ever tried AO plugins?
@@lawinter1949 no. But you can't say "way better" since every plug-in comes from a different piece of analog gear. Some plug-ins are just knockoffs of OTHER plug-ins that haven't even been emulated from the REAL THING. UAD and waves come from ACTUAL gear.
Put it this way... UAD and WAVES emulate the 1176 but emulate 2 DIFFERENT pieces of gear of the same 1176. Waves got A. UAD got b.
You can't say one is better than the other amd that they don't sound the same because THEY WEREN'T emulated from the same piece of gear. BUT...! Since each has its in own style, character and sound they BOTH are fuxkin awesome when used correctly and in context of the mix.
@@DavidGonzalez-su6zg Dude, I'm not claiming that AO is objectively better than the expense emulations nor am I claiming that Waves and UAD don't make awesome plugins, because there have been hundreds of hits made with the plugins from both. I'm saying that I, after using and comparing all these emulations we are taking about, prefer the sound and user experience of the Analog Obsession plugins way more.
They are made by one guy in Finland and he makes his whole living off of emulating analog gear and posting his work on patreon for people to download for free if they want with an option to subscribe to him and help fund his obsession. The UI is far more intuitive and user friendly than the expensive plugins that model similar gear (in my opinion), the sound is on par or better (in my opinion) and the CPU load is a lot less.
Airwindows plugins are superb, as some who grew up in the 70s and 80s and has used tape and analogue outboard consistently, I really don't feel anyone need look much further than Airwindows, especially if tone and saturation are important to the user.
To Tape - Tape emulation.
BussColors - Neve, SSL, API saturation.
CStrip - Channel strip, with ultra-musical filters.
Mackity - Mackie gain drive.
Iron oxide classic - Tape emulation.
MatrixVerb - Alesis style reverb.
PyeWacket - Pye compressor approximation.
ClipOnly - no more clipping.
Capacitor - High pass/Low pass.
Don't be put of by the lack of a fancy, realistic GUI,
- instead just focus on the sound these plugins produce...
love to ALL, feel no hate
As someone who also grew up in the 80s, a plain stock DAW is enough to blow my mind!
The results of most plugins are relatively easy to replicate with stock tools. The value I find in plugins is complexity reduction (should be difficult to replicate) and PRESETS. I feel like the last one gets skipped over too often. Perhaps people feel it's "cheating more" to use them?
Edit: Of course, as for free plugins...why the hell not!?
You made my entire house loose it's mind with your intro!! 😂
Glad all the time that went into the script isn't unappreciated haha
Thank you so much. You never disappoint, cool lights too
So, I have a bunch of plugins to explore next year.
Actually I really love free PT-EQ X from Ignite Amps. I learned recently how to use pulltek style EQs, and this one actually sounds good and is easy to use.
The beauty of pullteks is that all important frequencies of the sound have dedicated knobs and it forces you to use your ears instead of just looking at analyzers, as result getting more interesting mixes.
Pteq is a good one. Their amps are good too.
Them panels on point
Lol
Audiogridder allows you to offload some power to a second PC.
Super useful for sessions that you kinda went overboard in terms of CPU draw
I've just started using it for windows exclusive plugins on my main linux workstation. Very cool software.
@@ThatSockmonkeyuse yabridge! it's very good
@@squelchedotter oh, I do, there's just a couple of things that don't work. I have a NI Maschine 2 that is basically useless without a windows machine. I use yabridge for quite a few little plugins though!
Dude, these are all awesome. Love your channel. Keep it up.
Glad to be of service! I try to make sure to showcase stuff that people haven't already seen a million times, so glad the effort doesn't go unnoticed!
Thanks a ton for the mastering info and for the Melda free bundle! What a sweet suite! Solves many mastering problems!
Great video of good stuff! Its like an early xmas gift :) I like how your videos explore tons of plugins / features in a reasonable time frame ;Its so fun and I dont even notice its been 30mins!
ok but what about the piano you were using in the Lattice Verb demo? that sounds reaaaally great!
These are some great plugins I haven't seen before - Burier seems amazing, so does lattice reverb. Thanks for digging deep :)
Hey man. Love your videos. I just want to give a small tip. Instead of moving the mouse to turn the nobs a lot of plugins offer that you can turn the nob with your mouse wheel I at the least feel that is easier.
I actually leave that in so people don't ask what I was clicking haha. You wouldn't believe the amount of questions I get about stuff like that!
They can be helpful but it depends on the DAW used also. The wheel isn't precise like click and move in my DAW. The wheel just sets the knobs at quarter, half or full turn only.
@@VenusTheory okay fair enough! I didn't foresee that problem!
Mr Venus always has the absolute best plugins to show us, everytime! legendary work as always, Venus
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My favorite free plugin these days is the "Obvious Filter" by FKFX (Two dudes who escaped the audio industry and went Independent).
It's got some insane morphing and modulation features! Just slap it on a chord or drum sequence and instantly transform into smacking rhythmic madness.
Just tried it out and definitely generates some cool stuff!
Wow ! Thanks !!!
Been looking for something like this...THX!
thx 👍
Their Influx plugin is also cool and free. Yet another interesting way to sat/distort, labeled as a sequenced resonator distortion it brings about some unique results.
The Amplitube custom shop is pretty damn cool!
Especially if you want great sounding reproductions of the Diezel VH4, the ENGL Powerball, the Mesa Dual Rectifier and Mesa Boogie Mark V.
Sure all those are paid amps but man do they sound awesome!
That Fischerspooner bass line brought me back haha
LatticeVerb got me.
Sounds fire, even when touching the knob live !
yea that verb on the tine piano wow
Literally clicked like cuz of your Google controlled panels. Oh…and the red reminded me of the Horde!!
Hey Cam, you and your content are {as ALWAYS!) TOP NOTCH. I thank you for all you do and look forward to a coming year of learning, discovery and musical GOODNESS. I wish you and yours a wonderful Christmas. love the new panels, once I get my new studio done I'll share my acoustic panel ideas with you and the crew. take care😎
Around 17:32 the moment you turned the galactic knob this was ❤
First of all, your voice is amazing, your introduction is awesome and I like your videos. Keep it up 😊
That Rhodes Piano patch at 3:37 is kicking.
Love your channel! Thanks so much!
This list was perfect. Just the kinds of things I look for, and are never covered in reviews of this nature. Thank you!
What on earth did you do to those drums?????? I have been after that exact sound since as far back as I can remember. Thank you so much for this Cameron. I cant wait to try this out for myself.
Great roundup, I hadn't heard of a single one of these
The laticeverb part had me nearly hypnotized.
A,mppitune os probably one of the best plugins ever made
Great selection, couple of new ones for me. Burier sounds fantastic and I can't wait to have a play with L4 Reverb. I mean, any audio effect that comes with a Panic! button ... < 3
that background looks really awesome. just wanted to say that
Okay! About GSatPlus, you didn't tell me you found a free alternative to Geoffrey Day's analog strip emulator, because DAYUM, that sounds like Mick Gordon right there!
That sound demo convinced me to give it a try! I feel like I'm gonna like it!
I enjoyed seeing some less common plugins. Nice work
Great video! That Burier plugin has a great sound to it! I would like to add anything free plugin by Klanghelm. Great compressors and a saturator. Excellent stuff!
I subscribed just for the intro alone 🤣🤣🤣
Tokyo Dawn! Although they aren’t really unique like the ones in this vid, they’re just great, clean, professional level compressors, limiters, etc.
I never realized how essential Saturation was until this video.
Best free recommends this year, thank you buddy.
Thanks again bro👍🏿
thanks for the video and the timestamps , just subbed and put notifications on
Thanks man... excellent lineup!
I really like your Psy Acoustics art wall panels there - very cool indeed. You could DIY those (minus the art maybe) pretty easily (app-controlled LED's on standard panels would add $65 bucks per panel roughly), but plug-n-play outta the box is cool too. ;)
Also, thanks for the plugins to check out - gotta say I've never heard of like 65% of these - I love discovering new stuff - thanks dude!
Thanks for rocking with us ⚡️
Genial! Muchas gracias por tu video , es muy útil. Gracias.
Hey Cameron. Love your videos brother.. I wanted to throw out another free plugin I haven't seen in your videos yet. It's another Uhe instrument and I have been using it for years. Podolski. Thanks for the Pianobook video. 20 years plus I been doodling and never heard of that one. Luv ya brother. Keep up the awesome work
Really liked these free options.
I’ll take a look!
Holy fuck lattice verb sounds crazyyy
Some things can't be unseen #posing ... But the plugin tips were really good. Burier seems to be a nice addition for my personal arsenal.
Finally a new list of free vst's thank you
Awesome suggestions - Burier and Lattice look like a lot of fun to play around with, and Channe V looks like an excellent set up for someone like me, who got introduced to these concepts from being a Sound Guy back in college.
That LatticeReverb is something else! 💯
Time to download all 10!
So glad I found this channel!
1:16 that humor 😂😂😂
I downloaded a few of those. Let's see if I can get some of the Windows one's to work on Linux. And I didn't have the full set of AirWindows, so I grabbed those too. Thanks for the listing of free stuff.
As you mention in this video, oversampling is a big thing for distortion and saturation plugins. I see no mention of this for the otherwise attractive Burier. Any info on this?
Thanks for the great videos. How did you get those buttons at the top of the Surge FX bank? Or have they scrapped that feature in the 2023 version?
Gotta beep out the ‘ok google’ my google is freaking out rn😂
great video!!! Keep up the great content!!!
Here to just show some love for the creator of Surge ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for this! I was surprised to see several attractive freebies that I'd never heard about before. (I approached the video thinking "here we go again with the usual, excellent, freebies out there"...) Of course, this does not help at all with my constant struggle to "make music" instead of collecting plugins!!
In iOS you can save magic dice settings as a preset in the daw… not the plug-in . Hope that helps
Great video and thanks! What Rhodes vst you was using?
That'd be the Rhodes in Pianoteq! It's phenomenally good. Arturia's Stage73 is also a great one
I really love the CHANNEV plugin I send out my drums to real analog and does'nt sound bad or weird like any other plugin
How are you getting that vocal tone without talking directly into a mic and no room noise? Voiceover? Amazing. Also great speaking voice.
I have no idea what was going on in the L4Reverb segment, but it sure did sound good.
Definitely give it a spin! It's a crazy plugin.
Might not be the first one to mention it, but 5:40 sounds a lot like Fischerspooner's Sweetness ! :D
where did you buy that voice? nice broadcasting tone and clarity. No umms, ohhs or ok's. good job.
Got me with the PSY acoustics
I loved the G-Sat, small , free and amazing speccially on basses, great sucees choosing it.
Subbed solely based on your panel posing.
Didn't know surge had an FX plugin. Thanks bro
Definitely a hidden gem that sorta gets overlooked!
Awesome list, earned yourself a sub
There are free plugins out there that can rival or surpass paid (100s of $) stuff. It can just be hard to find and use if youre less experience. Starting getting in the open source community and some more academic focused development and there's some crazy stuff.... And if you really want cutting edge get a subscription to the Journal of Computer Music.. just make sure you know how to do doctorate level math! 🤣
Checking IRCAM's work is also worth it.
Even though I’ve done music for over a decade I’m still new to these types of sound editing techniques and so I’m wondering where should I start with understanding the fundamentals? I learn fast and I wanna take advantage of this freeware and not just play around with the effects and not know what I’m doing.
This was a great video!
Nice job covering some free stuff that isn't covered by everyone else in the world but still good quality stuff.
Does the Surge Fx plugins come with the Surge synth installer?
Good question! Can't find any download link for the Surge FX either...
It does!
any plugin is free with the right mindset
Hi, differences between clipper and saturation and when/where to use ?
1:20 If you do that again Im out. Hey, how long does it take to get to buck-a-rino status?
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
had to give a like for the acoustic panel flex