i had to reformat my computer and lost my vst(i)s

[Guest tht! tne]

i had a bunch of vsts and vstis before but i can't remember their names

anything will do i guess i just want sort of a start pack, i'm using renoise

also i'm gonna need drum samples or are there drum vstis?

[Guest mrx]

waldorf attack is a pretty good at drum synthesis, but it's not a freeware plug-in. Crystal vst is also an all-around great subtractive and FM synth, but it is, for me, sort of a cpu hog.

[Guest Idrn]

NI Eve, CS-80, Moog Modular

 

jizzfest.

[Mr.Sensi]

http://www.rs-met.com/products.html

[pylonbitch]

mosca's free plugins

[Guest tht! tne]

NI Eve, CS-80, Moog Modular

 

jizzfest.

 

links to d/l these?

[foresense]

This guy has a pretty good list of quality freewares btw.

 

http://kubton.com/freeplugins.html

[Guest Promo]

I'll just list some of the ones I use the most.

 

Juno X2 - really powerful multi oscillator aggressive bass synth (very unique)

Transcender - Nice Junoesque digi synth ... again good for meaty basses with a bit of bite

Beast - This can really be good for serious bass if used well ... has 4 oscillators

Minimogue VA - Minimoog synth emulation (really rounded vst)

MDA Vst Fx collection - low on processor usage and all very handy

TAL-U-NO-60 - nice range of sounds can be produced from this ... not too heavy on cpu either

Subhuman - for serious sub weight

CheezeMachine - low on cpu. emu of arp string machine. real nice.

Dubsiren - Dub siren fx.

Dblue Crusher - bit crusher

Dblue Stretch - time stretching on tap (but prolly more fun to do shit in Soundforge i reckons)

 

loads more but there's a list for starters ;)

[Guest tht! tne]

I'll just list some of the ones I use the most.

 

Juno X2 - really powerful multi oscillator aggressive bass synth (very unique)

Transcender - Nice Junoesque digi synth ... again good for meaty basses with a bit of bite

Beast - This can really be good for serious bass if used well ... has 4 oscillators

Minimogue VA - Minimoog synth emulation (really rounded vst)

MDA Vst Fx collection - low on processor usage and all very handy

TAL-U-NO-60 - nice range of sounds can be produced from this ... not too heavy on cpu either

Subhuman - for serious sub weight

CheezeMachine - low on cpu. emu of arp string machine. real nice.

Dubsiren - Dub siren fx.

Dblue Crusher - bit crusher

Dblue Stretch - time stretching on tap (but prolly more fun to do shit in Soundforge i reckons)

 

loads more but there's a list for starters ;)

 

thx Promo

[acid1]

http://www.krakli.co.uk/freesynths.asp

[Guest Promo]

http://www.krakli.co.uk/freesynths.asp

Wow cool. Gonna check me out some of them vsts.

[awesomeperson]

Bass:

Taurus

ASynth

 

Drums:

Drumatic 3

Drumatic VE

Ers Drums

SR202 (magware)

 

Multi purpose:

Synth1

FreeAlpha

SUPERWAVEP8

Triangle I (with alternative skin)

EZpoly

UnoFM

ymVST (atari SID)

Abakos 2

Oatmeal

Iblit

polyIblit

Ilosynth 1

TAL synths

 

FX:

TAL Chorus 60, Flanger...

Charsiesis

Classic Delay, Compressor, EQ, Reverb...

Karma FX

Isol8tor

tb_cairo

dfx Buffer Override

[Guest taxman]

fuck it

 

start sampling shit

 

that's what i did

[erichodge]

http://www.kvraudio.com/get.php?mode=resul...rt=2&rpp=30