FREE PLUG-INS!!!

[hey_mavis]

List the free (and/or cheap) plug-ins you use,format and where you find them.

I use logic 7 so all ming are AU format

I use roger nichols digital inspector, rnd | index

SSL has an few little free ones Solid State Logic

Fishfillets, compressors and other goodies digitalfishphones.com - free audio effects plugins

Izotpoe Vinyl

iZotope Vinyl - Authentic Lo-Fi Vinyl Simulation for Pro Tools, VST, MAS, Audio Unit, and DirectX audio applications

and last but not least (by a long shot) AIRWINDOWS!!!

Kagi - Airwindows Plugins

[duckoff]

Fishfillets, compressors and other goodies digitalfishphones.com - free audio effects plugins

used to love these - am on an intel mac now :-(

[GloryisSilent]

kvraudio.com

Use their search, and you'll find hundreds of free plugins.

[JPeters86]

Originally Posted by hey_mavis

and last but not least (by a long shot) AIRWINDOWS!!!

Kagi - Airwindows Plugins

The free airwindows plugins kick ass indeed (I'm sure the non-free kick ass as well, but I never tried them). Basically the only free plugins I use. Sometimes the inspector. I love the Airwindows Channel plug, gives you some good old console vibe.

[hey_mavis]

Originally Posted by JPeters86

The free airwindows plugins kick ass indeed (I'm sure the non-free kick ass as well, but I never tried them). Basically the only free plugins I use. Sometimes the inspector. I love the Airwindows Channel plug, gives you some good old console vibe.

I second that! The channel plug is da bomb diggaty!

(yes I said bomb diggaty, u wanna fight about it?)

[chrisj]

Originally Posted by JPeters86

Basically the only free plugins I use.

Oh now don't say that. (or 'I never tried the for-pay ones' ;) )

Tom Erbe's stuff is terrific- and his Chebyshev is the only other place I know of where you can get an effect like my Pafnuty (even if it's harder to work and not as many harmonics)

Soundhack | freeware

You should have SoundHack JUST in case you ever need to do really, really good noise reduction. It's tricky to work, but it's possible to get fantastic, professional results by defining noise samples and being gentle with the spectral gating, perhaps in two passes of different types of spectral dynamics. SoundHack in particular is a MUST HAVE.

Michael Norris's stuff is all FFT spectral madness- I don't know anywhere else you can do some of this stuff, such as shifting formants by bin instead of by frequency. Quite the emphasis on nonmusical, unrealistic craziness. I was charmed :)

Michael Norris: SoundMagic Spectral

And of course if you can run them (never made it to Intel) you gotta love the Fish Fillets-

digitalfishphones.com - free audio effects plugins