I made the Free Plugin Links thread so that everyone would be able to download a major portion of the best free plugins on the internet with minimal effort. The thread was aimed at standard effects processors, not crazy effects or virtual instruments. Also, there is a large slant toward VST plugs for Windows, not because of my choosing, but because this is mainly what's out there. I have tested all of these plugs and while some are better than others, all are completely respectable.
The thread format is like this: plugs are broken down into categories. A new line begins with a direct download link to a plugin with the same name as the link. The second link is a link to the company are person that designed the plug. Then, there is a compatability note and a description where necessary. If there is no designer link on a particular line, the last mentioned designer is the designer for this plug as well. Also, some plugs appear in two or more formats. In this case, I abbreviated the line by naming the download link by the format of the plug.
I included just about every plug that was mentioned in the 'post your free plugin links' thread. If I didn't include any of your favorites, let me know in this thread and i'll add them.
Thanks to everyone who donated a link in the last thread; I couldn't have done this without you.
Have fun everybody!
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[[url=http://[/URL]="http://www.spinaudio.com/getfile.php?id=75"
[[url=http://[/URL]="http://www.spinaudi…"]Here's[/]="http://www.spinaudi…"]Here's[/] one from Spin Audio. Good idea. I'll put that one in.
No AUs...... :( Ah well... There is one that I depend on ever
No AUs...... :(
Ah well... There is one that I depend on every day, [[url=http://[/URL]="http://www.elementa…"]Inspector[/]="http://www.elementa…"]Inspector[/] from Elemental Audio Systems. Its more of a utility than an effect
What type of Plugins does Pro Tools use? I have only used cool
What type of Plugins does Pro Tools use?
I have only used cool edit pro before I recently switched to Protools. Are the Plugins that Protools uses exclusive? Are they not DX or VST ?
I know this may be an obvious question to most of you but I really need to know the answer to get more plugins.
thanks
Re: What type of Plugins does Pro Tools use? Kerouacgal wrote:
Re: What type of Plugins does Pro Tools use?
Kerouacgal wrote: I have only used cool edit pro before I recently switched to Protools. Are the Plugins that Protools uses exclusive? Are they not DX or VST ?
I know this may be an obvious question to most of you but I really need to know the answer to get more plugins.
thanks
great question! it seems like 99% of these free plugs are Windows VST, or some other format that isn't compatable with ProTools. at least not on Mac OS 9...
is there a wrapper for ProTools on MacOS 9 (not AU)?
There is a wrapper that changes VST to RTAS (Pro Tools Plugins)
There is a wrapper that changes VST to RTAS (Pro Tools Plugins) it's from FXpansion. I've never used it cause it's $99 and I don't have $99 at the moment, but everything I've read has said it works well.
Are any of the free plugs on that list RTAS? I don't want to look through all of them.
wakeupbomb wrote: There is a wrapper that changes VST to RTAS (P
wakeupbomb wrote: There is a wrapper that changes VST to RTAS (Pro Tools Plugins) it's from FXpansion. I've never used it cause it's $99 and I don't have $99 at the moment, but everything I've read has said it works well.
Are any of the free plugs on that list RTAS? I don't want to look through all of them.
unfortunately, it won't work on Mac OS 9.
oh well.
Very Nice David!!!
Very Nice David!!!