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    Junior Freak
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    basic is what it says on the tin

    It's a limited feature synth, with 3 oscillators fixed at pulse, saw and triangle respectively. It is loosely based around the SID chip famous for that Commodore 64 sound, although basic is not even as featured as that.


    It is deliberately basic, partly to get that old tech, lo-fi, 8 bit, computer game sound, partly to challenge you to get some interesting sounds out of a less-than-vanilla synth, mostly 'cos I'm a simple guy.

    http://www.delamancha.co.uk/basic.htm
    http://www.delamancha.co.uk/plugins/basic.zip

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    subfreak is a very simple 2 Osc synth for creating low down and dirty sub bass

    It's designed for those who don't want or need lots of controls, hence only 3 things to change

    Just play your notes a couple of octaves below middle C for that deep subby hum change the waveform of Osc 2 to add a little grit

    http://www.delamancha.co.uk/subfreak.htm
    http://www.delamancha.co.uk/plugins/subfreak.zip

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    i was just going to post those :)

    hope we don't have this one here yet:



    - 2 unison oscillators.
    - Oscillators sync and cross-modulation.
    - White / brown noise generator.
    - 2 HP/LP filters 12/24 db in serial and/or parallels
    - 2 DADSR mod-envelopes
    - 2 LFO in free-run / Host BPM sync (can run at very high frequencies)
    - LFO 1 can modulate LFO 2
    - Ring modulator
    - Delay
    - Resonator
    - 6 x 13 digital modulation matrix
    - Audio routing for semi-modular architecture.

    http://bserrano.free.fr/Artemis.html

    http://bserrano.free.fr/vsti/Artemis.zip

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    # Bass Treble Stereo Shelving Equalizer
    # +/-12dB Boost/Cut
    # 64 Bit floating point precision throughout

    http://www.hollydrift.com/HollyQ.html

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    Flux Interrupter

    My first VST! It's a simple glitchy modulated delay with a built in LP filter. I built it to obtain a certain sound for my own use, but maybe you'll find some use for this plug. Throw some beats (or whatever your fancy) through it and have some fun. Sixteen presets are included to get you started.

    http://www.liquidclear.net/lcvst.html
    http://www.liquidclear.net/lcvst/LC-FLUXINT.ZIP

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    What would happen if...

    You took a Comb Filter, used it to split the frequency of incoming source material into four channels. Then took those channels and mutilated them using a variety of individual FX... then recombined said molested channels into one single sound again?

    A hell of a fun mess, that's what.

    NUCLEAR CRANIUM splits the incoming audio channel into; HI, LOW, MID, and ELSE frequencies. Next, PITCHSHIFTING, BITCRUSHING, WAVESHAPING, "CRUNCH", BITCRUSH, "PSYCHODELAY", and AUTOPAN FX, can all be used individually on each of the four frequencies. Lastly, nearly every single NUCLEAR CRANIUM parameter has its own internal completely configurable LFO.

    You can literally, seriously, not kiddingly, make something completely new and insane, even out of your oldest most boringest loops. No hyperbole there, promise. Why would I bother to lie about this anyway?

    This audio abomination is 100% free, afterall.

    http://www.jackdark.net/nuclearcranium.html
    http://www.jackdark.net/NUCLEARCRANIUM.ZIP

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    Plucked string based on new comb filter design with advanced controls and filtering to create a more natural tone. String Thing 2 uses an impulse, Resonator and Resonant Body model similar to ‘Super String Thing’ but specifically tailored to recreating the sounds of acoustic plucked strings. Features include:

    * basic ‘plucking’ control
    * string damping
    * various impulse filter modes
    * variable bandwidth filter
    * new 2D control for impulse
    * full control over resonant body dimensions and resonance
    * LFO for vibrato, tremolo and chorus
    * modulation (MIDI CC)
    * can recreate a more natural range of acoustic plucked string timbres
    * shiny new interface design

    reasonable CPU load.

    http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/...tringThing.rar
    http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/...m#stringthing2

 

 

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