I haven't used these but saw them today.

http://www.btinternet.com/~k.euling/fat-ass/freebies.htm

Their company name is interesting.

GREAT idea steve.

i was trying to think of a topic to start that doesnt involve spending money, as i am saving up for a trip to london.

here are some of my current favorites
http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=5

i kinda love these. i cant tell if i am fooling myself, but blockfish has become my default drum buss compressor. love it! love it! and its free.

I'm too lazy to go looking for the links but...

iZotope Vinyl

Ohm Force Fromage

RGC Audio Reverb

are all good freebies

you may see my focus here is mac AU format but here is the link to fromage:

http://ohmforce.com/UseFreeSoftware.do?act...Implementations

http://palancarware.palancar.net/vst.php

empire reverb sounds fairly good.

just found this.

should keep me occupied for the time being

http://www.kvr-vst.com/get.php

At www.anwida.com there's a free reverb that's reputed to be excellent.

If you use a room simulator there are some great downloads here :
Noise Vault Some are better than others. I am a big fan of the Kurzweil KSP8


Paul Robison
TFPro USA

I've also heard that the anwida reverb is quite good.

The real version is $149. For me to unload that for a
reverb the free version better sound pretty sweet.

My 2 personal favorites:

Tobybear.de
Smartelectonix.com

http://www.silverspike.com/Download/download.html

these look fairly interesting. the ruby tube was recommended to me. the room machine seems like a way cool idea.

The Silverspike Room Machine and the Anwida Soft reverbs are excellent free plug-ins. The Anwida in particular has worked so well for me (and I use reverb sparingly) that I haven't felt justified spending actual money to repalce it. http://www.thedirectxfiles.com/manufacture..._dxrevlight.htm



Tom

Nothing personal, but I hated the Anwida verb.

Uggghhh!!

I didn't like it when I tried it either.

Ouch! To each his own I guess. I use very little reverb so I get by with it. At least it's free if anybody here cares to try it. BTW, when I decide to part with some dough for a reverb plug-in, it'll probably be the Sonic Timeworks 4080L.

I haven't had a lot of time to play with it, but the RealVerb plug on the UAD-1 card is pretty decent. I also like the Waves Renaissance Reverberator Native.