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Free Vst Low Passenger

This free filter VST plugin consists of 4 parallel band-pass filters with available frequency, resonance and spread parameters. It also includes 4 host syncable LFO’s that a routable to frequency and spread. There is also a modulation matrix, and 4 parallel multi-mode filters (LP, HP, BP, Notch).
The list starts with the VST synthesizer Tal-Bassline made to get a warm and analog sound. This VST plugin specialized in adding a heavy bass, acid sound and effects. With the help it’s -18db low pass filter and the unique components, you can create Trap and EDM synth effortlessly.

Now in its second version, Brainworx’s bxcleansweep is a duo of high and low-pass filters that are better suited to subtle tone shaping than dancefloor-friendly filter freak-outs. Designed to filter out excessive low- and high-end, it draws inspiration from the onboard filters found in classic studio mixing consoles. Vst plugins vanished from reason mac.

“My audio sample sounds dry” – I’ll add a reverb effect to make it wet (sound roomy) a little!

That was a joke, I can bet you have come across several effects in your software applications (DAW) such as reverb, delay, compression, distortion, and other various effects.

But! Why do we use audio effects in the first place?

To answer that question, I’ll ask you a simple question. How would your meal taste without any ingredients?

Tasteless right! Yh, sure, it’s still eatable but it lacks flavor. Let’s transition back to the old question, why do we use audio effects?

Audio effects are software devices (ingredients) that manipulates an audio signal to a specific taste, it can make a dry audio signal sound wet, it can help in controlling the gains of an uncompressed sound (proper leveling of peaks), it can make a dull audio sample sound lively, and it can also be misused (think of adding too many/too little salt to your meal).

Since we know the importance of using audio effects, I would be recommending some of the best free VST effects plugins.

It doesn’t make any sense to randomly list the effects, so I decided to categorize each and every effect, all compressor vst effect plugin would be under the Compressor Vst category, reverb vst effects plugin would be under Reverb Vst category, you get the idea.

Page Contents

Compressor Free VST/AU/AAX Plugin
Reverb Free VST/AU/AAX Plugin
Delay Free VST/AU/AAX Plugin
EQ Free VST/AU/AAX Plugin

Let’s get cracking…

Compressor Free VST/AU/AAX Plugin

Compression is an effect or an audio processing tool that is used to control the overall Dynamics of an audio signal or an audio portion.

Some of the best free compressor plugins are…

1.) Audiofb – SeteChave Compressor

SeteChave is the first compressor on our list and is designed with characteristics close to the “pumping” effect. It can be used for parallel compressing and it is really intuitive with minimal knobs, so, you will quickly get a hold of this one.

Features:

Input – Input signal gain control from -12db to + 12db
Att – Attack spanning from 1.2ms to 500ms
Rel – Release ranging from 20ms to 5s
Threshold – with decibel range from 0db to -36db
Ratio – Compression ratio, ranging from 1: 1 to 200: 1
Knee – Curve gives compression, which varies between values 1 and 5 Output – Output signal gain control from -12db to + 12db.

Specification Requirements:

Windows: Minimum of Win 8.1
Mac OSX: Minimum of 10.10
Supports Only 64bits of this format: VST/VST3/AAX/AU

Download (Requires Free Registration): SeteChave Compressor

2.) TDR Nova

Nova is a parallel equalizer and a multiband compressor that can tackle and fix a wide range of applications when processing. It can feel a little bit daunting when using TDR due to its various knobs, but you should easily get familiar after experimenting with its features and besides, it is free 😉

TDR NOVA is useful and works with all kinds of audio material, be it a drum bus asking for more crispiness, or a sibilance issue with your sounds, Nova got your back!

A simple UI design, drag and drop display with a classic “Knob” interface given quick and smooth access to the various parameters driving NOVA’s powerful processing capabilities.

The most interesting thing about this tool is that it has a rare feature you would find in Nova is that it allow users to copy and paste presets, and a lot of more great feature.

Features:

Parametric equalization
Dynamic equalization
Frequency selective compression
Multi-band compression
Wideband compression.

Specification Requirement:

Compatible with Windows ( Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10 and later versions) and macOS X 10.7 and above
Win 32bit formats: VST2/AAX
Win 64bits formats: VST2/VST3/AAX
Mac OSx 64bits formats: VST2/VST3/AU/AAX

Download TDR NOVA

3.) T-Chain

Free Vst Low Pass Transponder

I can’t even believe this is free (well, partially!)

T-Chain as it names sounds, it is a chain of different plugins or a channel strip plugin that is designed for modularity, users can arrange different sound modules within the signal path, you get the idea!.

For example, you might decide to use it as a single Eq or a compressor module and if you so wish, you can arrange different sound modules such as a free EQ, Compressor, Gate, and Splitter (for splitting the signal into two distinct paths), one of the most exciting features about this free plugin, is that the module can be rearranged, added, and deleted by drag-and-drop, this way, your life can be easier rearranging your signal chain.

I should mention some modules aren’t free but getting a free Eq, compressor, gate, and splitter is more than enough for so many use cases.

Features:

Free and Paid modules, with the ability to demo any module at any time
Customizable spectrum analyzer and waveform display
Full-featured preset management system with searchable filter and text-based importing/exporting
Multiple plugin interface size (compact, small, medium, and large)
A/B Comparison feature for the entire plugin, and for individual modules

Specification Requirement:

Available on Mac and PC; in VST, VST3, AU, and AAX formats; and 32- and 64-bit architecture

Download Mac: T-Chain for Mac

Download PC: T-Chain for Win

4.) TDR Kotelnikov

TDR Kotelnikov is a plugin by tokyodawn, the maker of TDR Nova.

Kotelnikov is a wideband dynamics compressor that is designed with high fidelity dynamic range control with deep musical flexibility. Their Nova plugin is a combo of Eq and Compressor while Kotelnikov is built solely for dynamic processing and has an on par features such as a proven control scheme, individual release control for peak and RMS content, an intuitive user interface, and powerful, state of the art, high-precision algorithms.

This plugin is suited when used as bus compression and or a master channel, if you try throwing many instances of Kotelnikov on your mixer inserts, you’ll eat your CPU up!

Features:

64bit multi-rate processing structure for highest accuracy
“Delta” oversampled signal path (bit transparent at 0dB gain reduction)
Super fast, yet natural sounding compression
Flexible sidechain highpass filter
Advanced stereo linking options optimized for the stereo bus
Delta preview mode previews the difference between the compressed and original signal
Latency compensated, click-free bypass (i.e. processing never interrupted)
Advance User interface rescaling (100%, 125%, 150%)

Specification Requirement:

Compatible with Windows ( Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10 and later versions) and macOS X 10.7 and above
Win 32bit formats: VST2/AAX