TDR Nova. Get it, I use it on all my mixing, it's so good. It's a dynamic EQ, so it'll make frequencies quieter like an EQ, but only when it goes over a certain volume. Very useful when an instrument has an annoying frequency on certain notes, but on other notes you want that frequency. Also what's great it has a button that shows you what it's cutting out, so you have full control over it!
Sonic Anomaly is amazing, I use their Unlimited limiter on master channel and Bass Professor II to quickly shape bass guitar tone. In fact I know every plugin shown here, so satisfying😀
I have to say I regret not giving Garillion 2 a try. I used to read about it but didn't like the limitations. Right now I'm impressed with how much it can actually do and how good it sounds. By the way, S.LA.X has three sound coloration modes (FLAT, FAT 1, FAT 2). They can be accessed with "+" icon in the top right corner. It's one of my favorite compressors.
@@Gnurklesquimp I'm in the same place as you, just learning ;0) All of the plugins David mentioned are good. I agree with acidbath32 about TDR stuff, all of their plugs are top draw. Check out Melda Productions "Free bundle" as well, very comprehensive set of plug ins. Then there's the DeadDuck "free bundle" also well worth a look. Gvst does a nice collection too. Sanford delay and reverb work well. KVRaudio and vst4free are good websites for free plugin listings (with user ratings). The most important thing is.... HAVE FUN trying stuff out, and trust your ears ;0)
@@SirEggbertfartalot Damn! I'm not even gonna end up having to buy anything at this rate hahah, I'll actually bookmark this video so I can come back to check all the suggestions here, thank you
@@Gnurklesquimp you're welcome ;0) Yes there are lots of "free" plugins out there to get us started. The paid for plugins are generally newer, more up to date code, quicker and easier to work with, and have more features. When our ears get good enough, and experience grows, they become worth paying for. But if you are just learning, free plugs are great ;0)
dude ur friccin cool... this isnt a regurgitation of the same freebies i always see and also you just seem sure of yourself, down to the haircut and how you carry yourself. i'll be watching!
It's nice to see the Sonic Anomaly stuff getting some love. They're really great plugins. You could've also featured Bass Professor II, which is a channel strip just for bass, TriLeveler 2, which is what VOLA2 is but with some automated controls and you can configure how they behave. Essentially, a free alternative to the Waves Vocal Rider.
Wow Great plugins. thank you for this video/demo/gear guide! the Sonic Anomaly page really blew me away. downloaded several of their promising looking plugins.
Camel Crusher is almost a Desert Island plugin. If it had a delay on it, I could do without any other plugin. CamelPhat comes close, but the Compressor sounds different to me.
10:55 what is the name of this band / song? Wow she has a fantastic voice! 👍 These were some amazing plugins. The Sonic Anomaly transient shaper and Auburn Sounds pitch shifter blew my mind!
I’m not sure if I’m missing something but it looks like you are using a Mac and the sonic anomaly plugins are pc only for vst or Jsfx for reaper on Mac and pc (you aren’t using reaper either). How are they working? Or does the blue cat plugin allow windows vst to run on Mac?
In my opinion MT power dum kit sounds better that Slates, but it's good to know they have a freebie! Also, totally loved Transpire. Amazing video. Thank you very much for sharing!
Love this video because Transpire been my fav transient processor and it's good to see I wasn't tripping. All of Sonic Anamoly's plugs are really good. BTW on SLAX if you click the Sonic Anamoly logo it turns it around and has 3 different saturation modes.
Nice, definitely some I hadn't heard of and they work really well. That vola was very good for my podcast and radio show. Much easier then the ones I had been using.
Love the video...couldn’t be more helpful to me right now...I don’t suppose you have he links to all of plugins? I see a few but not the slate drums etc
I found them now thank you kindly… Is there anything out there for free or inexpensive orchestra vst’s?...I found a few links on TH-cam but I’m always worried that the free ones come loaded with spyware and viruses
point the location of the .dll file to your plugins from the daw or drop the file into your plugins folder. btw im on cubase 5 and still trying to get graillion to work, but i can't even get my drum VSTs to show up either to record my ekit so im stuck dubbing and exporting and shaping the sound of the entire kit through mono duplicates. everything else seems to work tho
Wait.... so who put Camel Audio back on the map? I had all their plugins and got an email a couple years ago to go and download all the stuff from my account because they were going out of business and closing the website.
I've been using CamelCrusher for a long time and it never let me down! Also worth mentioning imo, are the free plugins Fat, Thin and Muscle, from MIA Laboratories. I can start a mix using only these three guys and get pretty decent results as a starting point. Great video! You get my sub! Thanks.
@@boimesa8190 They actually are just single-knob EQs. Therefore, I only expected them to fit in certain situations and sounds. While using them, I was preety amazed by their wide range of use and the interesting results they produced. Eventually, they actually sped my workflow up considerably and that's the main reason I suggest them.
Fact is, nothing is clearly stated about the nature of this plugins. In the page of Muscle they mention that there is no compression going on. I assume they are a certain combination of their Musiqual EQs, according to this post: mialaboratories.com/piandphimk2-musiqualse-release/ I Quote: "Combining Musiqual Red, Green and Blue can produce remarkable results. Our new FREE plugins MIA Fat, MIA Thin and MIA Muscle pose a characteristic example of this technique."
I know you have nice hardware compressors, but I’d love to hear what you think of the Frederick Alonso Infinity compressor, another free plugin that was recently released in 64 bit.
I used the web archive which is a site that you can use to access websites that are no longer running if they are in the archives database this is the link to the web archives of the developers original site web.archive.org/web/20180703232552/sonic.supermaailma.net/plugins
@@mixbustv Thank you, i'm trying to get mid harmonics to shine and distort, but with the saturation i've tryed so far, i get alot of high range grain noise.
@@mixbustv Thank you for taking the time to answer me. It's really appreciated! Subscribed! I have checked out Saphira, and am thinking of buying it. I am using an old peavey bandit 112 (green one) amp with distortion at 2.5. The tone is really the way i want it. I am trying to dirty/lo fi it a little.
Thank You! We music producers, beat makers & songwriters can always use different plugins so each track/song sounds different, and we're not always depending on the same ole' cookie cutter sounds we can become accustomed to and/or enslaved to, if not thinking "outside the box" on a daily! LOL!
Thanks, I am also rediscovering these free VST that I had dowloaded, but forgot about them. Just wondering, for the new ADHD Leveling tool, people on the forum tend to say it is a LA2A kind of compressor, but you are talking about 176?
The leveler AdHd VST3 is totally USELESS and sounds terrible. Version VST2 is better. Looks good , but sounds ok, but it's free. , I also try to find "Sonic Anomaly plugins," for Mac in 64 but the link no longer work
This is FANTASTIC Video! Great information and production value! Hooked my immediately David!! Thanks for posting!!
@@mixbustv I looked at both your recent free plugin video's and they compliment each other beautifully! Well done to you both, and thanks so much
TDR Nova. Get it, I use it on all my mixing, it's so good.
It's a dynamic EQ, so it'll make frequencies quieter like an EQ, but only when it goes over a certain volume. Very useful when an instrument has an annoying frequency on certain notes, but on other notes you want that frequency. Also what's great it has a button that shows you what it's cutting out, so you have full control over it!
yup i use the TDR Nova as well. really solid.
TDR Nova and their other products are rock solid, transparent and better than free....It sounds great!!!!!
the best i can hardly hear a difference between tdr kotelnikov and softube compressor
Notice that Eco and Precise modes are clean, but Precise+ introduces color in case you don't like it clean.
All of the freeware TDR vsts are outstanding!
I was fascinated with the Sonic Anomaly plugins, they deserve a lot of support. They sound great and the GUI looks sophisticated and functional.
Thanks David, will be downloading several of these today. I really appreciate you taking the time to show us these. :)
Sonic Anomaly is amazing, I use their Unlimited limiter on master channel and Bass Professor II
to quickly shape bass guitar tone. In fact I know every plugin shown here, so satisfying😀
That transient shaper and autotune effect were two things missing from my arsenal. This video was perfect so thank you!
Your cats fighting on the background! hahaha Thank you for always be updated! Transpire is awesome!
i dont see any cat
I noticed that at the beginning too, haha. I was like "What the heck is that!?"
17:30 LA2A, not 1176. You can see by the stock time constant settings too.
I have to say I regret not giving Garillion 2 a try. I used to read about it but didn't like the limitations. Right now I'm impressed with how much it can actually do and how good it sounds. By the way, S.LA.X has three sound coloration modes (FLAT, FAT 1, FAT 2). They can be accessed with "+" icon in the top right corner. It's one of my favorite compressors.
I'm far from confident in investing money into plugins at the stage where I'm at, so free plugin suggestions are much appreciated!
check out tokyo dawn labs kotelnikov, ferrisTDR and Nova. they are all the best
@@acidbath3226 Thank you
@@Gnurklesquimp
I'm in the same place as you, just learning ;0)
All of the plugins David mentioned are good.
I agree with acidbath32 about TDR stuff, all of their plugs are top draw.
Check out Melda Productions "Free bundle" as well, very comprehensive set of plug ins.
Then there's the DeadDuck "free bundle" also well worth a look.
Gvst does a nice collection too.
Sanford delay and reverb work well.
KVRaudio and vst4free are good websites for free plugin listings (with user ratings).
The most important thing is.... HAVE FUN trying stuff out, and trust your ears ;0)
@@SirEggbertfartalot Damn! I'm not even gonna end up having to buy anything at this rate hahah, I'll actually bookmark this video so I can come back to check all the suggestions here, thank you
@@Gnurklesquimp
you're welcome ;0)
Yes there are lots of "free" plugins out there to get us started.
The paid for plugins are generally newer, more up to date code, quicker and easier to work with, and have more features.
When our ears get good enough, and experience grows, they become worth paying for.
But if you are just learning, free plugs are great ;0)
In SLAX if you hit the + icon you can change the sound colouring of the olugin a bit
If you can run 32-bit Win plugins, all of the old Variety Of Sound (Bootsy) plugins are still very good. SlickHDR is a hidden gem.
Thanks David! Transpire was really a surprise, didn't know that so far.
All the Auburn stuff is as cheap as the Klanghelm stuff. Defnitaly worth it.
dude ur friccin cool... this isnt a regurgitation of the same freebies i always see and also you just seem sure of yourself, down to the haircut and how you carry yourself. i'll be watching!
The temper vst is good for 808
You should have a million subs! Thanx for this video bro!
It's nice to see the Sonic Anomaly stuff getting some love. They're really great plugins. You could've also featured Bass Professor II, which is a channel strip just for bass, TriLeveler 2, which is what VOLA2 is but with some automated controls and you can configure how they behave. Essentially, a free alternative to the Waves Vocal Rider.
Hornet has a nice version of vocal rider on the cheap work very well
CrimSun not really an alternative to wave rider as this is a compressor..?
Thank you man for this great freeware edition of your great channel, keep up the good work there in LA!!!!
Wow Great plugins. thank you for this video/demo/gear guide! the Sonic Anomaly page really blew me away. downloaded several of their promising looking plugins.
The vokals ... That song sounds really good
Agree! sounds great man.
@@mixbustv can't wait to hear it sounds good
I agree, Camel Crusher deserves being called a classic.
metea it's become the go-to distortion plug for 808s in the Trap world. More so than the Decapitators of the world...
I forgot about this one! Nice!
buddy, you float my boat constantly
Camel Crusher is almost a Desert Island plugin. If it had a delay on it, I could do without any other plugin. CamelPhat comes close, but the Compressor sounds different to me.
Sonic anomaly is awesome!!!
That graillon 2, wow. Thanks for this video man!
Cool! Thank you! I will give the sonic anomaly stuff a try!
10:55 what is the name of this band / song? Wow she has a fantastic voice! 👍
These were some amazing plugins. The Sonic Anomaly transient shaper and Auburn Sounds pitch shifter blew my mind!
@@mixbustv very cool. Thanks!
Thanks so much for this! Appreciate it!
I’m not sure if I’m missing something but it looks like you are using a Mac and the sonic anomaly plugins are pc only for vst or Jsfx for reaper on Mac and pc (you aren’t using reaper either). How are they working? Or does the blue cat plugin allow windows vst to run on Mac?
@@mixbustv Dang! So none of the Sonic Anomaly plugins work in Cubase on Mac. Bummer.
That explains it! I'll still check them out with reaper.
TDR Nova and Kotelnikov deserve top 10
Great video as always.
NEVER knew Slate had a Freebie. DEFINITELY worth it.
In my opinion MT power dum kit sounds better that Slates, but it's good to know they have a freebie!
Also, totally loved Transpire.
Amazing video. Thank you very much for sharing!
Good looking out with the info on these plugins. I just purchased the PatchWork plugin just on Saturday
MixbusTV I didn’t even know it had its own efx
@@mixbustv I sure will
omg that transient and tube plugin is perfect for drums sonic anomaly is the fucking shit, thank you SA
hi. good video mixbustv :) wondering where i could get that drum loop on 7:30 ? thanks
Love this video because Transpire been my fav transient processor and it's good to see I wasn't tripping. All of Sonic Anamoly's plugs are really good. BTW on SLAX if you click the Sonic Anamoly logo it turns it around and has 3 different saturation modes.
Very interesting and helpful. Thanks!
thanks boss
Nice, definitely some I hadn't heard of and they work really well. That vola was very good for my podcast and radio show. Much easier then the ones I had been using.
Molot is my favorite compressor, beats all my commercial plugins in sound and fatness. Especially on the drums and 2-bus.
Loopcloud is a big thing. Thanks!
Love the video...couldn’t be more helpful to me right now...I don’t suppose you have he links to all of plugins? I see a few but not the slate drums etc
I found them now thank you kindly… Is there anything out there for free or inexpensive orchestra vst’s?...I found a few links on TH-cam but I’m always worried that the free ones come loaded with spyware and viruses
Graillion2 sounds so great, thanks so much for the tip! :)
Are these plugins mostly for Pro Tools or are some of them compatible with other DAW systems?
Thanks David, very nice plugins. :)
Dave could you give me the Link for the Steven Slate Drum Sampler V5 please
ouch, they don't carry that, thank you!
Will definitely give them a try. Thanks for sharing 🤓
Huge thank you to you Sir !
Nice video. ...plugins are interesting ...thx
Great! Thanks David!
is the free stuff on loopcloud royalty free??
great job
Can anyone help me install the plugins from Sonic Anomaly, specifically Transpire ... I've no idea what to do with a dll ... thanks.
point the location of the .dll file to your plugins from the daw or drop the file into your plugins folder. btw im on cubase 5 and still trying to get graillion to work, but i can't even get my drum VSTs to show up either to record my ekit so im stuck dubbing and exporting and shaping the sound of the entire kit through mono duplicates. everything else seems to work tho
No TDR??
Wait.... so who put Camel Audio back on the map? I had all their plugins and got an email a couple years ago to go and download all the stuff from my account because they were going out of business and closing the website.
Awesome
Thanks a lot !!
Thanks for the tip
I've been using CamelCrusher for a long time and it never let me down! Also worth mentioning imo, are the free plugins Fat, Thin and Muscle, from MIA Laboratories. I can start a mix using only these three guys and get pretty decent results as a starting point.
Great video! You get my sub! Thanks.
I heard they were good but they're all compressors so what's the difference?
@@boimesa8190 They actually are just single-knob EQs. Therefore, I only expected them to fit in certain situations and sounds. While using them, I was preety amazed by their wide range of use and the interesting results they produced. Eventually, they actually sped my workflow up considerably and that's the main reason I suggest them.
it clearly states in their site that these are compressors... xD
Fact is, nothing is clearly stated about the nature of this plugins. In the page of Muscle they mention that there is no compression going on. I assume they are a certain combination of their Musiqual EQs, according to this post:
mialaboratories.com/piandphimk2-musiqualse-release/
I Quote:
"Combining Musiqual Red, Green and Blue can produce remarkable results. Our new FREE plugins MIA Fat, MIA Thin and MIA Muscle pose a characteristic example of this technique."
I’ll have to try that ADHD compressor again. I used it twice, and the second time it crashed my DAW. At least, I think it was the culprit.
I know you have nice hardware compressors, but I’d love to hear what you think of the Frederick Alonso Infinity compressor, another free plugin that was recently released in 64 bit.
MixbusTV yeah there was an old 32 bit version that was quite unstable but the updated version was released just recently and should be more stable.
Does anyone know where I can download the sonic anomaly plug-in from a legit source
I used the web archive which is a site that you can use to access websites that are no longer running if they are in the archives database this is the link to the web archives of the developers original site web.archive.org/web/20180703232552/sonic.supermaailma.net/plugins
Any good saturation plugins for electric guitars ?
@@mixbustv Thank you, i'm trying to get mid harmonics to shine and distort, but with the saturation i've tryed so far, i get alot of high range grain noise.
@@mixbustv Thank you for taking the time to answer me. It's really appreciated! Subscribed! I have checked out Saphira, and am thinking of buying it. I am using an old peavey bandit 112 (green one) amp with distortion at 2.5. The tone is really the way i want it. I am trying to dirty/lo fi it a little.
THANKS!!!
Good stuff, thanks!
the transpire plugin immediately made my Ekit sound great with minimal processing. before I was doing all kinds of nonsense
Sick 😷 thanks 🙏🏼
hey, are you by any chance italian?
Amazing post.
MixbusTV i love this. Tu as drot de mon follower je te donne ça. Great video
Thank You! We music producers, beat makers & songwriters can always use different plugins so each track/song sounds different, and we're not always depending on the same ole' cookie cutter sounds we can become accustomed to and/or enslaved to, if not thinking "outside the box" on a daily! LOL!
Danke!
Love blue cat
Nice!
Thanks, I am also rediscovering these free VST that I had dowloaded, but forgot about them.
Just wondering, for the new ADHD Leveling tool, people on the forum tend to say it is a LA2A kind of compressor, but you are talking about 176?
@@mixbustv Yesterday Leveling Tool got an update that bringed AAX version, in case you wanna try it again.
Since AAX in PT I´ve been using Ableton 24/7... Such a dumb protocol....
You continue to be the man. So many free VST videos but as usual you excel beyond. Transpire is the tits!
nice vst
Nice 1, thank you, subbed ;0)
@@mixbustv
Cheers, good content deserves support, I may not have money to burn, but I can sub, comment and click thumbs up. ;0)
Dope stuff, got 8 out of 10 hehe
@@mixbustv dont have the loopcloud but will check it out man. Dont have the slate one either, still if needed i replace the old skool way hehe.
WHEN I TRY TO DOWNLOAD TRANSPIRE TO MY MAC, I ONLY GET .dll I tried downloading VST and gfx. I'm using mojave/logic pro x
Thanks.
VSTs always come as .dll as far as i know
yeah, a VST is a dll. (whether 2, 3, 64x)
Thank you Sooooooooo much!!
Woahhhh! Grallion 2 FTW!!
@@mixbustv Safe to say you did Gnozzi that coming.
They arent free anymore...
for some reason i totally hate sound of grallion autotune
Those were only 9 vsts. I am disappoint.
séquence découverte
*waves the pirate flag*
The leveler AdHd VST3 is totally USELESS and sounds terrible. Version VST2 is better. Looks good , but sounds ok, but it's free. , I also try to find "Sonic Anomaly plugins," for Mac in 64 but the link no longer work
*Logic Pro X Users:*
The Sonic Anomaly plugins don't come in AU format!
@@mixbustv And switch to a lower-quality DAW? Nah... I don't need free software _that_ bad.