Here are the plugins I featured! Some of these are affiliate links which helps support the channel :) Playbox shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2000596&u=1854313&m=77930&urllink=&afftrack= Physion www.pluginboutique.com/products/9846?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5 SubLab XL www.pluginboutique.com/deals/show?sale_id=11536?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5 RX10 www.pluginboutique.com/meta_products/9602?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5 Fragments www.pluginboutique.com/products/9211?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5 Moogerfoogers www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/39-FX-Bundle/9811-Moogerfooger-Effects-Plugin-Bundle?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5 IHNY2 www.pluginboutique.com/products/9542?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5 Opal www.uaudio.com/opal-morphing-synthesizer.html Digitalis www.pluginboutique.com/products/8908?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5 Codec lese.io/plugin/codec/
@@mariesyvian8187 it meets the definition - just because you dont like to see it - doesnt mean its not feedback. Negative feedback is still feedback. Stop wasting my time
Crazy selection in this list, however I think that you missed Sistema synth, that's a crazy synth with a free option. PLEASE do more free plugin videos!
It's so interesting to see that digital-age audio artefacts are now becoming "usable" in production nowadays. I knew that was going to happen when I saw it go from tape to cassette but the speed at which it's evolving is crazy. What's next when there's no old tech left?
Nothing escapes nostalgia. Used to think early phone photos were just horrible quality and now I see them and I’m like ahh what a simpler beautiful time lol
@@andrewhuang for sure! The blurry unfocused edges of an older disposable camera certainly add extra nostalgia! Sharp focus isn't always great as it's not really that natural or how we really remember things!
Small comment: thank you for putting manual subtitles on here instead of auto-generated ones! Really appreciated for when I have low-auditory-processing days.
i work as an audio engineer here in germany for a couple of tv shows. and let me tell you: iZotope RX is soooooo good. i am fortunate enough to have the RX9 Advanced version and it saves my life and the mostly horrible audio they do on set literally every day so many times. you can throw almost anything at it and you can find a way to make it sound good 9 times out of 10
@@kingo5940 arbeite in einer recht kleinen firma und mach die komplette audio post für köln50667 und berlin tag und nacht. daher auch der meist horrende ton. das sind meine haupt aufgaben, bin aber auch immer wieder an projekten wie deko queen und dergleichen dran
Yeah there's nothing quite like it. I use it all the time for polishing up recordings and cleaning up noises. Such a fantastic tool and absolutely worth it.
@@lurmirari I'm just imagining it, I've not tried it. But the Odyssey is particularly famous for its ring mod lead sounds. I can't even remember whether it has an external input anyway, just daydreaming :)
I guess what's going on here is essentially frequency doubling (because the frequencies sum, so if they're the same then you get an octave above). There will be difference frequencies as well, so assuming the singer isn't perfect you'll get low frequency modulations too - are these part of the "crunchiness"? I really have to try this, now!
Wow, I consider myself a very good melodies creator, and Playbox broke my mind, I could pass hours trying things to find the perfect chords to create something unique. Thanks, I'm buying that no matter the price.
WOW! Just did my list for my fav Native Instruments of 2022 on my channel and Playbox made number one as well. God........Playbox is out of this world! Great vid Andrew! Blessings!
Wow, that interface for Digitalis is so retro. Love it 😍 +1 for Codec! 🥳 +100 for SubLab XL - been delivering for me so nicely in my last few productions 💪 +1 for RX 👌 And so much damn love for Playbox. Just insta awesome sounds ✨🤩 Also been killing it for me recently. Keen to check out everything else! Thanks for the recs 👏
as someone who is just starting her production journey this is really helpful. Thanks andrew, for not only gifting me this but being a part of my music journey for so long. I will, however, procrastinate on watching this video, because I am irresponsible.
I appreciate you disclosing your potential conflicts of interest in the beginning of the video! When in doubt, it's always good to educate your audience who is and isn't paying you to say things.
There is a lot in the Komplete Ultimate bundle that I want, but as a hobbyist I have an incredibly hard time justifying the price of collector's edition.
Absolutely LOVE to see Digitalis on the list. I own all 3 Aberrant DSP plugins, and each of them is amazing. Considering the company consists just of a cat and two guys, it's amazing what they came up with.
Playbox! Definitely on my wishlist! And RX 10 is just great. It's a tool (the audio editor) that needs lots of training, but it's absolutely worth it. I frequently need to edit bad video audio, often drenched in reverb and low frequency-mud. I'm totally fascinated. Tested it on a interview, where the camera was the only audio recording source and the room was behaving like a cathedral. But the worst was the talent being several feet away from the camera + additional camera noise. It is possible to work on such cases with that.
Codec does something special for me. I remember recording my old mixes in 2002, from cheapo windows speakers to old messed up "mini-tapes", to degrade the audio in fun ways. And this is free and easier? Amazing find.
I happily used your affiliate link when I listened to the sound that came out of this video. Went ahead and grabbed Playbox for that amazing sound it creates. I don’t know too much music theory comparatively so I feel like it might help me speed up the process of learning on my own. Thanks so much for the video !
my personal favourite from your list here is digitalis. i don't even use any other processor than the data module, but that thing on its own is already super powerful. it's like a creative and juicy take on denoising
thanks so much for these videos! as a new producer, lots of free plugins are a pain to work with! the ones you recommend are always high quality and easy to use, its a blessing
That codec plugin is a really nice one, and free too, not too much things to tweak, exactly how I like it. Going to download that one. Thanks for bringing it to my attention:)
I'm glad to see you repping Opal! I don't have a working mac right now, but the time I spent with it had me wondering why more people weren't talking about it. I think the Spark only aspect it launched with, might have turned people away, more than anything else
Dude Andrew, you have given me so much freaking value with this video, I've been looking for VSTs that can spark my creativity that are on sale right now and you have done that, thank you so much for this video!!!
AberrantDSP is an amazing little boutique shop, I had no clue they had a new plugin out. They really are reasonably priced, and everything I've tried of theirs has sounded great. I think it may literally be one or two people but I'm not sure. Definitely one to support.
lese codec looks neat but recurse looks so much cooler (imo). made my own tape destruction delay thing a while back and it’s very cool but def unwieldy (and the reaktor core cell is super messy) so recurse would make that sorta effect easier to use more often
also for audio declipping, audacity’s declip saved a recording (for a podcast that me and the people recording it both kinda forgot about lol oops) that was super clipped. i tried a trial of it wasn’t rx it was something else but a suite of audio restoration plugins and it’s declipper couldn’t save it, but audacity could. that recording makes your example sound pristine lol. highly recommend audacity’s declipping if you have something that other stuff can’t fix.
I released a Kontakt 6 library where you can modulate your own samples with my custom engine Mod Matrix :) Very proud of that one! Will definitely check out some of these from the video as well!
Physion Transient isolater is such an awesome idea! So many possibilities, especially if you were to double the track, one for the tone and one for the transients, and then bus them to contrasting efx. Ooph!
All those plugins look great! Really love the variety of tools too, something for everyone on this list. My top pick for this year [technically late december last year?] is Arturia Mello-Fi. It's pretty basic but everything works well does exactly what it should, very useful for turning live jams with friends into broadcast-ready LoFi productions.
I just discovered Playbox myself, and it is my favorite plugin, esp when limited up with Vochela. Yeah I got them both on their black Friday sales at 50% off each. I had an actual coffee to combine with Vochela sale to get the 50% off. When their powers combine, it sounds and feels amazing! I do mainly use my Orba2 on Playbox and sometimes my Novation Mininova as well or even at the same time to get that extra mod wheel effect while playing on the Orba2 at the same time.
Digitalis is such a great plugin, I bought the 3 plugin bundle they got and I honestly can say that they are all so good. Digitalis in particular has changed my sound design work flow haha
Thanks for the suggestions! lots of stuff to play with. Def gonna grab physian! Insane to be able to work only on the transients or the harmony separately. I wouldn't know how to do that easily in my Daw. I like Playbox too, great for idea generation!! One of your randomized chords and samples run gave me an oldschool trance vibe.
My favourites were the NE plugin bundles, especially having multiple Basimilus', but also Manis and Desmodus. Tracktion Dawesome Novum for granular. Arturia DIST tube culture for saturation. Korg WaveState Native, finally does their synth engine justice. For new soft synths, I like Cherry Audio Sines. For retro, D16 Phoscyon 2, Cherry ELKA-X and G-Force SEM. Enjoying Neural DSP's Archetype: Rabea too. CA just released a CS-80, GX-80, but I haven't tried it yet. And Arturia's Minifreak plugin should be a nice new arrival.
Opal looks kind of fun! I noticed, however, that yet again someone has made a synth where you can FM one oscillator from another, and you can sync one oscillator to another, but the direction is fixed: you can't flip one relative to the other. This always slightly annoyed me when I got my MatrixBrute, which has the same "issue" (if it's fair to call it that, which it probably isn't!). Having the carrier sync the modulator and having the modulator sync the carrier produce different effects, and it's a shame to lose half the options.
I use to make sick underground like beats using little big planet 2, Andrew ever tried that or looking for a new idea? what i did was use pulleys and levers and sound bits "speakers" that would rotate like multiple cds. like you grab the device or you can stand near it and it would activate and loop itself. If I can do this I know others have tried I would like to see Andrew have fun with this idea and use his moog skills and creativity to come up with something awesome! And the emitter technology is really cool in this game.
If you want to see someone using the Moog ring modulator on a guitar doing pretty ok - you should check out our guitarists solo in our song "Fractured" on Spotify. Not trying to be "used cars salesman" promo guy but he's the only person i've seen in the real world control the moogfooger pretty well 😂(Fractured - WELL? On spotify - about halfway through the track, dude sounds like John McLaughlin!)
None of these run on my systems :/ A plugin you probably won't ever cover, but would recommend to anyone: Cardinal - it's a free and opensource plugin version of VCV Rack
the plugin market is looking really good these days, love looking through to see what weird or dumb things i can find. one recommendation i have is Pocket Dimension by Freakshow. it seems to be some sort of chaotic granualizer effect with great graphics and capabilities to make some interesting soundscapes. in fact, all of the Freakshow plugins are worth taking a look at, but i'm pretty sure u already covered one of them.
Opal sounds really good, and has some cool features, but honestly I still don't think I'd ever use it over Vital. I just don't see a reason to other than analog sound, in which case I'd use an actual analog modeling synth.
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Here are the plugins I featured! Some of these are affiliate links which helps support the channel :)
Playbox shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2000596&u=1854313&m=77930&urllink=&afftrack=
Physion www.pluginboutique.com/products/9846?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5
SubLab XL www.pluginboutique.com/deals/show?sale_id=11536?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5
RX10 www.pluginboutique.com/meta_products/9602?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5
Fragments www.pluginboutique.com/products/9211?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5
Moogerfoogers www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/39-FX-Bundle/9811-Moogerfooger-Effects-Plugin-Bundle?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5
IHNY2 www.pluginboutique.com/products/9542?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5
Opal www.uaudio.com/opal-morphing-synthesizer.html
Digitalis www.pluginboutique.com/products/8908?a_aid=627b76c3d6dc5
Codec lese.io/plugin/codec/
unfortunately - Nothing you make is memorable - people need to remember you are a content creator not a hit song producer !
@@CFox.7 sometimes it's better to be quiet! If you feel that way, that's ok, but the world doesn't need to hear it...
@@linusspielberger6775 its a public forum where community feedback is encouraged.
@@CFox.7 "nothing you make is memorable" isn't feedback
@@mariesyvian8187 it meets the definition - just because you dont like to see it - doesnt mean its not feedback. Negative feedback is still feedback. Stop wasting my time
15:30 Goosebumps 🥺🙏
Hi native instruments!
Crazy selection in this list, however I think that you missed Sistema synth, that's a crazy synth with a free option. PLEASE do more free plugin videos!
Wow, folks! Thank you all for mentioning our synth
This is really neat, I'm going to definitely at least try the free version to start with the next chance I get!
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I tried the plugin dats just some pure bullshit
It's so interesting to see that digital-age audio artefacts are now becoming "usable" in production nowadays. I knew that was going to happen when I saw it go from tape to cassette but the speed at which it's evolving is crazy. What's next when there's no old tech left?
Nothing escapes nostalgia. Used to think early phone photos were just horrible quality and now I see them and I’m like ahh what a simpler beautiful time lol
@@andrewhuang for sure! The blurry unfocused edges of an older disposable camera certainly add extra nostalgia! Sharp focus isn't always great as it's not really that natural or how we really remember things!
There will always be “old tech”. In a couple years, the current technology will be old
@@ianboyer2224 gee thanks captain obviuos
Soon the nostalgic thing will be a time when AI couldn't produce music
Small comment: thank you for putting manual subtitles on here instead of auto-generated ones! Really appreciated for when I have low-auditory-processing days.
Playbox is my favourite in that its neverending what you can do with it and gives you suprises.
i work as an audio engineer here in germany for a couple of tv shows. and let me tell you: iZotope RX is soooooo good. i am fortunate enough to have the RX9 Advanced version and it saves my life and the mostly horrible audio they do on set literally every day so many times. you can throw almost anything at it and you can find a way to make it sound good 9 times out of 10
was genau machst du wenn man fragen darf?
@@kingo5940 arbeite in einer recht kleinen firma und mach die komplette audio post für köln50667 und berlin tag und nacht. daher auch der meist horrende ton.
das sind meine haupt aufgaben, bin aber auch immer wieder an projekten wie deko queen und dergleichen dran
Was kann/muss man studieren um so einen Job zu kriegen?
Yeah there's nothing quite like it. I use it all the time for polishing up recordings and cleaning up noises. Such a fantastic tool and absolutely worth it.
@@Percevalko Mach ein Praktikum beim Sender.
i love using ring modulators on vocals, with the frequency automated to the notes being sung, and layering that with the clean vocal, super crunchy
This is a great tip! It's like singing through an ARP Odyssey, right? :)
@@macronencer haven't tried that but i'm guessing that gives more of a vocoder kind of effect?
@@lurmirari I'm just imagining it, I've not tried it. But the Odyssey is particularly famous for its ring mod lead sounds. I can't even remember whether it has an external input anyway, just daydreaming :)
Thanks for the tip, just tried this and it sounds amazing! Definitely gonna use this more than jsut once.
I guess what's going on here is essentially frequency doubling (because the frequencies sum, so if they're the same then you get an octave above). There will be difference frequencies as well, so assuming the singer isn't perfect you'll get low frequency modulations too - are these part of the "crunchiness"? I really have to try this, now!
Okay the 1 & 2 are insane 😱
Playbox is really something special, crazy that no one else came with it up before 🔥
Playbox is really good and underrated by people.
Wow, I consider myself a very good melodies creator, and Playbox broke my mind, I could pass hours trying things to find the perfect chords to create something unique. Thanks, I'm buying that no matter the price.
i cant believe that Codec plugin is free, unbelievable, ive been waiting for a tool like that for years
Hot damn, that RX10 was SO much better than I expected. Wish I had that for live shows when I'm mixing, lol!
Oh, the digitalis UI is so beautiful. The Mac OS nostalgia it invokes is…almost painful. :)
WOW! Just did my list for my fav Native Instruments of 2022 on my channel and Playbox made number one as well. God........Playbox is out of this world! Great vid Andrew! Blessings!
Always grateful for any upload from you bro🙌🏽
Ring mods are slept on dude, they're great for a different kind of sound degradation!
Absolutely. Just set it to a low frequency and dial in the mix a bit. Sounds better than most bitcrushers
Wow, that interface for Digitalis is so retro. Love it 😍 +1 for Codec! 🥳 +100 for SubLab XL - been delivering for me so nicely in my last few productions 💪 +1 for RX 👌 And so much damn love for Playbox. Just insta awesome sounds ✨🤩 Also been killing it for me recently. Keen to check out everything else! Thanks for the recs 👏
as someone who is just starting her production journey this is really helpful. Thanks andrew, for not only gifting me this but being a part of my music journey for so long. I will, however, procrastinate on watching this video, because I am irresponsible.
consider taking his monthly class. It's a great way to quickly up your production game. it's fun too
I appreciate you disclosing your potential conflicts of interest in the beginning of the video! When in doubt, it's always good to educate your audience who is and isn't paying you to say things.
RX10 is literally so good, I don’t know how I did any editing before I had it.
These are my fave videos. PLEASE do more of this!
thank you for getting me to open my DAW again Andrew!
it's only been a few days but thank you nevertheless! ♥
There is a lot in the Komplete Ultimate bundle that I want, but as a hobbyist I have an incredibly hard time justifying the price of collector's edition.
I discovered Playbox in the facebook ads and I’m very grateful for that. One of my faves from this year
Absolutely LOVE to see Digitalis on the list. I own all 3 Aberrant DSP plugins, and each of them is amazing. Considering the company consists just of a cat and two guys, it's amazing what they came up with.
I never realized that Playbox has so many features. Definitely going to take a second look. Thanks!
Huge fan of the free plugin, Lese Codec. It sounds great with automation, and really brings a fresh bitcrushed "lo-fi" feel
Just bought Digitalis. Even though a lot of these aren't AAX or under $100, I still found the video interesting. Thanks.
Playbox! Definitely on my wishlist! And RX 10 is just great. It's a tool (the audio editor) that needs lots of training, but it's absolutely worth it. I frequently need to edit bad video audio, often drenched in reverb and low frequency-mud. I'm totally fascinated. Tested it on a interview, where the camera was the only audio recording source and the room was behaving like a cathedral. But the worst was the talent being several feet away from the camera + additional camera noise. It is possible to work on such cases with that.
Codec does something special for me. I remember recording my old mixes in 2002, from cheapo windows speakers to old messed up "mini-tapes", to degrade the audio in fun ways. And this is free and easier?
Amazing find.
using the u87 as your TH-cam mic is such a flex I love it
Dang play box just seems like fun for someone who just wants a to get right into playing!
At 8:18, when you say "The MuRF is like a sequenced filter thing", your voice is timed perfectly with the beat.😃
9:34 "im just gonna scroll through presets for you"
This is one of my favorite TH-cam channels for ableton tips and tricks thank you for sharing all the information
Cool plugins for sure!
So proud I got the opportunity to design some presets to Physion 😎
I happily used your affiliate link when I listened to the sound that came out of this video. Went ahead and grabbed Playbox for that amazing sound it creates. I don’t know too much music theory comparatively so I feel like it might help me speed up the process of learning on my own. Thanks so much for the video !
Playbox is really amazing, perfect for when you have no ideas
Thank you Andrew ... very fun. I didn't even look at Playbox before this video.
my personal favourite from your list here is digitalis. i don't even use any other processor than the data module, but that thing on its own is already super powerful. it's like a creative and juicy take on denoising
Native Instruments never disappoints
Lovely selection in this list, and so nice to see Playbox on your number one spot! ♥
thanks so much for these videos! as a new producer, lots of free plugins are a pain to work with!
the ones you recommend are always high quality and easy to use, its a blessing
That codec plugin is a really nice one, and free too, not too much things to tweak, exactly how I like it. Going to download that one. Thanks for bringing it to my attention:)
I'm glad to see you repping Opal! I don't have a working mac right now, but the time I spent with it had me wondering why more people weren't talking about it. I think the Spark only aspect it launched with, might have turned people away, more than anything else
Dude Andrew, you have given me so much freaking value with this video, I've been looking for VSTs that can spark my creativity that are on sale right now and you have done that, thank you so much for this video!!!
When Andrew started to play with glitches I thought:"what's happening to my computer?"
AberrantDSP is an amazing little boutique shop, I had no clue they had a new plugin out. They really are reasonably priced, and everything I've tried of theirs has sounded great. I think it may literally be one or two people but I'm not sure. Definitely one to support.
I've been looking for a plugin like Cødec for so long, thanks for sharing!
Damn I had no idea codec was free hell yeah thanks Andrew
Opal seems interesting. I didn't even know about it. Thanks!
lese codec looks neat but recurse looks so much cooler (imo). made my own tape destruction delay thing a while back and it’s very cool but def unwieldy (and the reaktor core cell is super messy) so recurse would make that sorta effect easier to use more often
also for audio declipping, audacity’s declip saved a recording (for a podcast that me and the people recording it both kinda forgot about lol oops) that was super clipped. i tried a trial of it wasn’t rx it was something else but a suite of audio restoration plugins and it’s declipper couldn’t save it, but audacity could. that recording makes your example sound pristine lol. highly recommend audacity’s declipping if you have something that other stuff can’t fix.
I released a Kontakt 6 library where you can modulate your own samples with my custom engine Mod Matrix :) Very proud of that one!
Will definitely check out some of these from the video as well!
Codec, totally reminds me of the Teenage Engineering's OP-1 "phone" effect... I dig it!
I've been looking forward to this
I have the previous version of RX10, the RX9 and I haven’t had a chance to use it yet but I’m sure it’ll be very useful in my future classes.
just got playbox for their black friday sale and I'm so excited to use it
I’ve been using Digitalis since day 1. The cat’s name is Jon and he’s a very good boy.
glad to hear that the audio isn't compressed like it was before! great video :)
Physion Transient isolater is such an awesome idea! So many possibilities, especially if you were to double the track, one for the tone and one for the transients, and then bus them to contrasting efx. Ooph!
All those plugins look great! Really love the variety of tools too, something for everyone on this list. My top pick for this year [technically late december last year?] is Arturia Mello-Fi. It's pretty basic but everything works well does exactly what it should, very useful for turning live jams with friends into broadcast-ready LoFi productions.
That de reverb is crazy Cheers Bro
The mooger fooger ring mod is how they make the fallen voices in Doctor Who, I’ve seen them do demos
The notch filter in opal is essentially a phaser, the filter also seems really useful for neuralbass.
I just discovered Playbox myself, and it is my favorite plugin, esp when limited up with Vochela. Yeah I got them both on their black Friday sales at 50% off each. I had an actual coffee to combine with Vochela sale to get the 50% off. When their powers combine, it sounds and feels amazing!
I do mainly use my Orba2 on Playbox and sometimes my Novation Mininova as well or even at the same time to get that extra mod wheel effect while playing on the Orba2 at the same time.
ive been looking at digitalis for a while now, very cool to see it here!
I picked up Digitalis this year. AberrantDSP are making some really fun stuff.
Playbox looks cool as heck
Digitalis is such a great plugin, I bought the 3 plugin bundle they got and I honestly can say that they are all so good. Digitalis in particular has changed my sound design work flow haha
8:56
One of the main reasons I'm still using Reason is because I can do that all the time.
Thanks for the suggestions! lots of stuff to play with.
Def gonna grab physian! Insane to be able to work only on the transients or the harmony separately. I wouldn't know how to do that easily in my Daw.
I like Playbox too, great for idea generation!! One of your randomized chords and samples run gave me an oldschool trance vibe.
I used to have to do all this stuff by hand with cds. Despite not having to do that anymore I miss those days.
Fabulous overview. Thank you!
My favourites were the NE plugin bundles, especially having multiple Basimilus', but also Manis and Desmodus. Tracktion Dawesome Novum for granular. Arturia DIST tube culture for saturation. Korg WaveState Native, finally does their synth engine justice. For new soft synths, I like Cherry Audio Sines. For retro, D16 Phoscyon 2, Cherry ELKA-X and G-Force SEM. Enjoying Neural DSP's Archetype: Rabea too. CA just released a CS-80, GX-80, but I haven't tried it yet. And Arturia's Minifreak plugin should be a nice new arrival.
Just came here to say Tesla Coil is LITTTT 🔥🔥🔥
(& Ofc video is great as per uge)
Opal looks kind of fun! I noticed, however, that yet again someone has made a synth where you can FM one oscillator from another, and you can sync one oscillator to another, but the direction is fixed: you can't flip one relative to the other. This always slightly annoyed me when I got my MatrixBrute, which has the same "issue" (if it's fair to call it that, which it probably isn't!). Having the carrier sync the modulator and having the modulator sync the carrier produce different effects, and it's a shame to lose half the options.
I was hesitating between getting playbox or LORES from BI, i got LORES but I think I will have to splurge on both, theyre amazing
i genuinely did a double take when i heard that u87 omg
@on_tele_gram aw hell nah
Fairly sure Izotope RX is built on actual black magic, I.e they have Saruman trapped in a cave somewhere connected to a server
Very informative video, I'm a little out of the loop with plugins. Thanks much!
Digitalis has a preset named after the Panchiko album that got popular through the bitrot version! (DEATHMETAL) Cute touch :-)
wait playbox is so insane wtf. it's straight up an infinite sample generator.
I appreciate the inspiration cause I have no more room 4 hardware buddy. Thanks
Great list Andrew, thanks for sharing!
The songs are writing themselves yay
Thank you for the considered list!
I use to make sick underground like beats using little big planet 2, Andrew ever tried that or looking for a new idea? what i did was use pulleys and levers and sound bits "speakers" that would rotate like multiple cds. like you grab the device or you can stand near it and it would activate and loop itself. If I can do this I know others have tried I would like to see Andrew have fun with this idea and use his moog skills and creativity to come up with something awesome! And the emitter technology is really cool in this game.
Wow, the feee plugin is 🔥
Finally!!!! :D
Physion sounds so interesting, if it had sends on both parts ... the possibilities seem endless
If you want to see someone using the Moog ring modulator on a guitar doing pretty ok - you should check out our guitarists solo in our song "Fractured" on Spotify. Not trying to be "used cars salesman" promo guy but he's the only person i've seen in the real world control the moogfooger pretty well 😂(Fractured - WELL? On spotify - about halfway through the track, dude sounds like John McLaughlin!)
None of these run on my systems :/
A plugin you probably won't ever cover, but would recommend to anyone: Cardinal - it's a free and opensource plugin version of VCV Rack
Wait, they all lacked a Linux version?!?
That's kinda hilarious, I'm sorry.
@@radiofloyd2359 Indeed they do. Why is that hilarious?
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Good to have you back
It's good to have you back
Great video Andrew!
the plugin market is looking really good these days, love looking through to see what weird or dumb things i can find.
one recommendation i have is Pocket Dimension by Freakshow. it seems to be some sort of chaotic granualizer effect with great graphics and capabilities to make some interesting soundscapes. in fact, all of the Freakshow plugins are worth taking a look at, but i'm pretty sure u already covered one of them.
Nice review!
I also really like these visualizations in plugins. Sometimes I'm less objective and decide to buy it because of that....
5, 6, 3 and 1 are for sure my personal top 4.
Watching you demo Physion was kind of funny after having literally just watched a load of tutorials on Bitwig's Spectral Suite :D
Opal sounds really good, and has some cool features, but honestly I still don't think I'd ever use it over Vital. I just don't see a reason to other than analog sound, in which case I'd use an actual analog modeling synth.