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Onsen Audio OS-251 v1.0.1 VST3 AU WiN MAC LiNUX [FREE] 0 (0)

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OS-251 is a pure digital lo-fi synthesizer plugin for Mac, Windows and Linux
OS-251 is a “JUNO” style digital subtractive synthesizer with a simple yet powerful DSP algorithm. Unlike other plugins that use analogue simulation, OS-251 uses digital algorithms to give warm, lo-fi sounds. The design of the oscillators and the selection of parameters were influenced by the JUNO-106, making it easier to express a thicker, chunkier sound.

The oscillator has alias noise (specific to digital signal processing) famous on classic samplers like E-mu SP-12 which adds lo-fi feeling to the sound. You can enjoy the powerful sound at modern sampling rates with your DAW.

Easy to use
Tired of overwhelming synthesizers with hundreds of parameters and presets? Then OS-251 is for you! OS-251 is equipped with only carefully selected parameters, allowing musicians to concentrate on music production. You can see every parameter at once, so you can have a stress-free experience. Because the number of the parameters is limited, you can create the desired sounds yourself quickly and you don’t have to spend your precious time choosing presets.

Key features
• Up to 10 voices of polyphony
• Oscillators (Sin, Square, Saw), with Shape parameter
• Square sub oscillator
• Noise oscillator
• Biquad low-pass filter (LPF) with Frequency and Resonance parameters
• Biquad high-pass filter (HPF) with Frequency parameter
• Envelope generator which can control LPF and amplitude
• Low-frequency oscillator (LFO) which can control LPF, amplitude, and Shape parameter
• LFO sync
• Chorus
• Flexible pitch controls (pitch bend width, octave, semitone, fine tuning)

https://onsenaudio.com/products/os251

 

OS-251 by Onsen Audio 0 (0)

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OS-251 is a pure digital lo-fi synthesizer plugin for Mac, Windows and Linux. Available in VST3 and AU plugin formats for free.

Digital lo-fi sounds

OS-251 is a “JUNO” style digital subtractive synthesizer with a simple yet powerful DSP algorithm. Unlike other plugins that use analogue simulation, OS-251 uses digital algorithms to give warm, lo-fi sounds. The design of the oscillators and the selection of parameters were influenced by the JUNO-106, making it easier to express a thicker, chunkier sound.

The oscillator has alias noise (specific to digital signal processing) famous on classic samplers like E-mu SP-12 which adds lo-fi feeling to the sound. You can enjoy the powerful sound at modern sampling rates with your DAW.

Easy to use

OS-251 is equipped with only carefully selected parameters, allowing musicians to concentrate on music production. You can see every parameter at once, so you can have a stress-free experience. Because the number of the parameters is limited, you can create the desired sounds yourself quickly and you don’t have to spend your precious time choosing presets.

Key features:

  • Up to 10 voices of polyphony.
  • Oscillators (Sin, Square, Saw), with Shape parameter.
  • Square sub oscillator.
  • Noise oscillator.
  • Biquad low-pass filter (LPF) with Frequency and Resonance parameters.
  • Biquad high-pass filter (HPF) with Frequency parameter.
  • Envelope generator which can control LPF and amplitude.
  • Low-frequency oscillator (LFO) which can control LPF, amplitude, and Shape parameter.
  • LFO sync.
  • Chorus.
  • Flexible pitch controls (pitch bend width, octave, semitone, fine tuning).

https://onsenaudio.com/products/os251

U-he Protoverb v1.0.1 x64 x86 VST VST3 AU AAX WiN MAC LiNUX [FREE] 0 (0)

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Protoverb: prototype reverb
A natural sounding reverb based on the concept of a room simulator. Protoverb is an experimental researchware plug-in, developed to aid our research. Download and use it for free.

Feel it in the air

What is Protoverb?
Protoverb is an experimental room simulator reverb. Most algorithmic reverbs try to avoid resonances or model the reflections of sound from a room’s walls. Protoverb does the opposite. It builds up as many room resonances as possible, modelling the body of air in the room. No need to modulate or colour the signal. The result is a very natural sounding reverberation with interesting characteristics:
• Notes held for a longer time tend to build up resonance, as if the air takes a while to get excited
• Multiple instruments remain distinct, without disappearing in a wash
• When you play a short melody, the room seems to repeat a ghost echo of that melody

Random
The text box at the bottom of Protoverb’s interface contains a text string made up of two random parts. The first half dictates the network structure, strategies for spatial layout and distribution of delay taps, strategies for finding useful delay lengths and so on. The second half is a seed for a pseudo-random number generator—used to set various parameters such as the average delay length, which prime number to choose (if any) etcetera.

You can either edit the text, or randomise each part independently using the buttons below the text box.

Requirements
• Apple logoMac OS X 10.9 or newer
or
• Windows logoWindows 7 or newer
or
• Linux logoLinux

Host software / DAW
• 1GB RAM, more recommended
• 50MB free disk space
• 1000 × 600 or larger display

Modern CPU required:
• Windows/Linux: Intel Nehalem or newer, AMD Bulldozer or newer
• Mac: Intel Nehalem or newer, Apple M1
• Linux: glibc version 2.28 or newer

Formats
Protoverb is not a standalone product, it requires host software. Protoverb is compatible with nearly all DAWs.

macOS:
• AUv2, VST2, VST3, 64-bit only
• temporarily no AAX

Windows:
• VST2, VST3, AAX*
• 32-/64-bit
* AAX requires Pro Tools 10.3.7 or later

Protoverb 1.0.1 (revision 12092)

Native M1 ARM support

Improvements:
• Native support for Apple Silicon chips (M1)
• macOS Big Sur compatibility
• Improved GUI performance
• Improved handling of junction links on Windows
• Preset browser added
• Minor GUI fixes/tweaks
• Various Mac and Windows installer improvements
• System info displayed in GUI (revision, OS, plugin format)

Fixed Bugs:
• Fixed low level input signals potentially scratching on left channel
• Fixed crash in Bandlab Cakewalk when reloading a project using VST3
• Fixed rare crash on project reload
• Fixed audio clicks when switching presets
• Various framework fixes and improvements

Special Notes:
• Presets can only be saved in the user folder section
• AAX support on Mac removed temporarily (will come back in next update)
• Updated minimum requirements, CPU needs to support SSE4.2 instruction set
• Linux: minimum required glibc version is 2.28 (otherwise plugins won’t show up)
• macOS 32-bit support discontinued

The Windows installer was improved to prevent common installations issues. Please check the suggested installation paths during installation, making sure the update is Installed into the same location as the previous version, and all installed plugin formats are being updated.The factory preset library has been cleaned and sorted for this update. Files are replaced automatically on Mac.
Windows and Linux users, please consider removing the factory library folder before running the update installer.

https://u-he.com/products/protoverb/

Seeded Random Percussive Noises by Cybergrunge.net 0 (0)

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Based on 3 Seed numbers each note on the keyboard is a different random sound.
Presets can be selected by entering their Seed numbers, or you can save them the normal way.
This one has velocity responsiveness, and a tone stack for more interesting timbres, plus randomised stereophony.

BASE1 and BASE2 are seed numbers for random generator.
BASE3 randomizes post-processing of the synthesized sounds: filters, envelopes, tone, panning, distortion.

Velocity controls how much note velocity effects a randomly-assigned parameter of the sound (usually pitch, filter cutoff/resonance or distortion drive).

Skin by Oli Larkin.

Made with synthedit, with the blessings of Jeff himself. Thanks Jeff :).

x86 Windows

https://cybergrunge.net/resources/vst/0seeleOTMpercV4.dll

 

music-society presents MM20 by Benedict Roff-Marsh for MidiMusiker[win][x86][vsti] 5 (1)

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The thinking behind the synth is to emulate the early single oscillator mono-synths like SH-04 etc. The oscillator is specially modulated to create a noisy, unstable sound which for some sounds is really wonderful and organic. The filter is firy and at times a bit tempramental (not smooth and polite like modern synths) so a compressor is highly recommended.

A quick rundown on the knobs:

Choose an OSC Wave
Set the Analog effect with a) Character and b) amount of Drift
Set the Pitch to follow the ENV

Filter Cutuff, Resonance and ENV Mod

Monophonic or simple Duophonic
Portamento and PANning
Watch the VOLume as this little fellow can be LOUD!

Set LFO Wave and switch between Std LFO and S&H
Set LFO Mod to Destinations
Mod Wheel is tied to LFO to OSC for finer control

ADSR Env is assignable to AMP via Switch GATE/ENV

For download you have to register or login, it is free!

Flutes by Freemusicproduction.net[Halion, HalionSonic] 0 (0)

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Flutes – Samples (44.100 kHz – 24-bit), Oscillators based instrument:

  • Instrument interface (Instrument selector – Effects).
  • Oscillators interface (Samples, Wavetables, Waveforms).
  • Voice interface (Voice, Unison, Glide, Pitch).
  • Filter interface (Filters, Cutoff, Resonance, X – Y pad).
  • Envelope interface (Amp env, Filter env, Pitch env, User env).
  • LFO interface (LFO 1, LFO 2).
  • Modulation Matrix interface (Source, Modifier, Destination).
  • Step Modulator.
  • .Arpeggiator.

https://freemusicproduction.net/domains/freemusicproduction.net/multi_presets.html#Oobj3043

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Bass Guitars by Freemusicproduction.net[Halionsonic SE] 0 (0)

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Bass Guitars – Samples (44.100 kHz – 24-bit), Oscillators based instrument:

  • Instrument interface (Instrument selector – Effects).
  • Oscillators interface (Samples, Wavetables).
  • Voice interface (Voice, Unison, Glide, Pitch).
  • Filter interface (Filters, Cutoff, Resonance, X – Y pad).
  • Envelope interface (Amp env, Filter env, Pitch env, User env).
  • LFO interface (LFO 1, LFO 2).
  • Modulation Matrix interface (Source, Modifier, Destination).
  • Step Modulator.
  • .Arpeggiator.

https://freemusicproduction.net/domains/freemusicproduction.net/multi_presets.html#Oobj3017

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