As promised, this follow-up to the list (that is, just effects and processors) is all about synths. Some of these synths are early projects from designers who have gone on to work for larger companies making some of the most high-profile VST instruments; others are passion projects from solo sonic adventurers who simply want to share their skills with the music-making community. And some are simply streamlined versions of commercial synths. But what these VST synths have in common, other than price, is that they all have a fantastic sound and great tone-shaping features. You can load them up in your DAW right now and give any of them a spin in your next production.

You won’t be disappointed! U-he TyrellN6 Similar design to the classic Roland Juno 60, and awesomely named after the rogue replicants in Blade Runner Available for PC and Mac. More info and download link.

Green Oak Crystal Created by Glenn Olander, who went on to design Spectrasonics Omnisphere and Stylus RMX. No slouch then Available for PC and Mac. More info and downloads. There’s also an iPad/iPhone version, available. 3. Togu Audio Line TAL-NoiseMaker A great synth from the guys who brought us the bundle I mentioned previously.

Also see: Best Free EQ Plugins. MAX-1 FREE Auto-Compressor Plugin. By BeatSkillz. Final cut studio 7 download for mac torrent. MAX-1 by BeatSkillz is a free auto-compressor plugin which also can work as a maximizer effect inside your mix. This plugin is simple to use and does its job very well in any situation. MAX-1 is available for Windows and MAC in VST, AU, AAX 64-bit/32-bit plugin.

Well worth a look. Available for PC and Mac. More info and download.

4. Ichiro Toda Synth1 This synth is modelled on the modern classic Clavia Nord Lead 2 Red Synth Nuff said really:) Available for PC and Mac. More info (translated from the Japanese) and download.

5. de la Mancha FMMF This FM synth, with 4 operators, is especially good for pads and sound design-y noises and effects. Available for Windows VST only. More info and download. Ohm Force Symtohm:Melohman Performer Edition A slimmed-down version of the original Symptohm:Melohman, the only actual difference being that you’re limited to presets from the Symptohm sound library. But there are 1200 sounds there, enough to keep anybody busy for a while Available for PC and Mac. More info and download.

U-he Zebralette Again, this synth is a slimmed-down version of a commercial soft synth – in this case, the u-he Zebra2. But the Zebralette is very popular in it’s own right, as it’s capable of making some pretty great sounds of it’s own. Available for PC and Mac. More info and download. Tonebytes Bleep’ Recreating the legendary sound of the Commodore 64 SID sound chip, this synth is an absolute must for chiptune makers and anyone who’s into retro / 8-bit game style sounds and FX. It’s available for Windows VST only I’m afraid.

More info and download at tonebytes.com. Kairatune A bass and lead synth with an inspiring interface, designed specifically with EDM in mind. Windows VST only. More info and download.

E-MU Proteus VX A free synth sound module from the legendary hardware sampler makers. It’s a slimmed-down version of their Emulator X3, and can load any sounds from the Emulator X library. Windows VST only.

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Would you like to know what the best free VST plugins are? The truth is we all love free stuff, right? More importantly, free stuff that is truly valuable. It’s been a while since I've covered the best free VST plugins so I thought it was time to list a few more. At the top of my list is none other than the. What I love about Blue Cat Audio is that their free plugins are available for Mac and PC, and they support 64bit operating systems.

The best free VST plugins, in my opinion, don't come with limited time trials. Though there is a use for the demo plugin, I like something I can use for longer than 30 days. This is one of the many reasons I appreciate the. This free set comes with a compressor, EQ, limiter, flanger, tremolo, stereo expander, and tons more. I'll add a few to my list below. If you're looking for a tool to manipulate the stereo field with ease, check out. Another useful plugin for mid/side processing is.