[GRATIS!] TweakBench softsynths & effecten

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Nog niet eerder vertegenwoordigd op DSF: TweakBench!
Gratis VSTI's, dus da's niet duur... MP3's vooraf te beluisteren!

Ik weet 't, nogal veel in 1 keer!
Mijn tips: Field (nog nergens eerder gehoord, denk Jarre's Blah Blah Cafe) en Tapeworm (lollige Mellotron).

De hele verzameling:
bentside: bentside is a multisample based spinet synthesizer. simple and elegant, with 16 note polyphony.

defend: defend is an drum synth based on classic analog drum synth patches. it takes the best elements of many different patches and creates an overall core for creating many types of drums. each module can create a wide variety of drum sounds. keys follow the standard midi drum map for kick, snare, hat, tom1, and tom2. version 1.1 fixes the overflow error by removing the compressor system.

dimate: dimate is a 8 voice polyphonic synth designed for super bright leads. it includes a crisp chorus and delay, and a mixable biquad filter.

field: field is a multisample based ambience generator. using original field recordings by twerk (shawn hatfield), field allows you to generate suitable backing ambience for any track.

linus: linus is a very powerful additive synthesizer. it uses 4 sinusodial sources and 1 filtered noise source to create its sounds. the modulation options are immense, with modulation lfo's targetable to nearly every parameter of each source individually, as well as to each other. the patch randomizer has been improved and included as per popular demand.

monomate: monomate is a monophonic synth designed to create retro sounding basslines and shrill leads. version 2 has been updated on several fronts. the filter paramters have been modified, and a filter booster has been added to allow much louder low pass results. there are also now twice as many presets!

peach: peach is a synthesizer based on the classic nintendo entertainment system's psg audio system. more than 30 waveforms from many memorable sounds and tones have been meticulously deconstructed and tamed.

pippo: pippo is a unique synth based on an array of self-oscillating delay units controlled via a very simple interface. the resulting sounds vary from toy piano to plucked strings, and even some bell-like tones. note: it will detune a bit a the high & low ends of the scales. its not a bug, its a feature :)

pressure: pressure is a dual osccilator analog synth, targeted to create fat, wide, and rich tones. chorus, filter, and distortion give this synth the impact you need. latest build includes 8 new presets by stich.

rotovier: rotovier utilizes four parallel analog emulating synthesizers. each consisting of a waveform, envelope, biquad filter, lfo driven modulator, quantizer, etc etc. this latest builld supports patch saving as well as some new presets. this is a brute force synth. it will crush your processor.

tapeworm: tapeworm is a mellotronTM like synthesizer based on remastered versions of j.p. hovercraft's original mellotron TM multisamples. tapeworm includes five voice types, tuning, attack, release, and midi automation.

toad : toad is a drumkit based on the classic nintendo entertainment system. excellent quality percussive bits are here in abundance.

trimate: trimate is a polyphonic velocity sensitive synth designed for rich retro style pads. mix six different wave types together to create your own unique pads.

breakdown: breakdown is the second vst based on the 8-step effect engine originally used in mashup. it uses 8 serial variable-state filters, each individually toggleable and adjustable; it then cycles your audio through them in succession at a rate always synced to your tempo. the results vary greatly. danger: the overlapping filters can seriously clip your sounds, be sure you have your speakers turned down a bit before using the random feature!

cairo: cairo is a stereo vst effect that processes incoming audio and gates the audio in sync with your tempo. it also adds some distorion and a filter to the mix. this one is very low cpu usage, and can create some very nice rhytmic effects.

grumblebum: grumblebum is a stereo vst effect that uses the incoming audio to drive its internal synth. the results range from a subtle analog accompaniment, to wet analog sounds, to screeching distortion. try it on drums, vocals, leads, whatever. version 2.0 adds both pre and post variable state filters, and some optimizations to internal routing to improve both cpu usage and sound quality.

mashup: mashup is a seriously demented vst effect. it uses 8 serial delay units, each individually toggleable and adjustable; then cycles your audio through them in succession at a rate always divisible into your tempo. the results vary from a dub-like tape delay, to grinding tones, to even completely new beats.
 
hehehehe....

ach ja, ik had nog zo de zoekfunctie gebruikt (TweakBench, Tapeworm) etc. etc. maar ja, tegen de omschrijving zoals in bovenstaand linkje valt niet op te zoeken.

Persoonlijk (maar wie ben ik) zou ik het wel fijn vinden als mensen af en toe hun posts wat duidelijker zouden maken, vooral als 't de eerste topic in de thread is. Is natuurlijk een zaakje van de mods, maar ik voorspel een boel databasevervuiling als 't nog een tijdje zo doorgaat...

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