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Add - DiscoDSP's Highlife to that list now .
Link - PC Only http://www.discodsp.com/highlife/

there´s something very very comfortable:

vst-notes

it improves your learning process and helps keeping your mind free for the creative stuff a lot.

+1 for Audiodamage Fuzz Plus 2--this is the most analog and warm distortion I've found. Totally rules on bass and rhodes sounds, can go from subtle to in your face with sustain for days.

also using

Metal Mickey
WTF
supatrigga
livecut
glitch
buffer override

i like the free SSL phil collins plug

Freeware

Chunkware's Vanilla Comp
dblues glitch
suppatrigga
KarmaFX

this thread is really convincing me - MAC is NOT the way to go

to much good stuff for the PC, that's free, and at the moment - I can't live without

thanks for hook on the glitch plug LD

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Adonis wrote:
this thread is really convincing me - MAC is NOT the way to go

to much good stuff for the PC, that's free, and at the moment - I can't live without

Yeah, I have gone down that road too. Especially with the new macbooks out.

If I get live going on OSX, many of my live sets will be screwed since they use some XP only plugs.

my favs:

- smartelectronix dx bufferoverride
- great analog delay
- glitch, of course
- supertrigga, no link needed
- here's some new free (and reeealy cool) stuff from just ended Developer Competition @ KVR. strange no one mentioned this before.

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megashifta is really cool. I have destroyed some beats with it.

I finally was able to achieve certain collapsing drum breaks in me choonz when I started messing with automating jumping from programmed preset to preset. Once you get nine or ten presets, you can just automate back and forth for awhile and get some nice beats that sound like they are being divided into thousands of small pieces, reconstructing and falling apart again.

Anybody have a link for megashifta?

glu wrote:megashifta is really cool. I have destroyed some beats with it.

I finally was able to achieve certain collapsing drum breaks in me choonz when I started messing with automating jumping from programmed preset to preset. Once you get nine or ten presets, you can just automate back and forth for awhile and get some nice beats that sound like they are being divided into thousands of small pieces, reconstructing and falling apart again.

GLU! I just found out - your tracks are AWESOME!

Amongst all the others listed here's a few more (mainly Windoze):

FX:

[ag-Works] Chorus CH-2
arcDev Cyclotron, ET-200
Camel Crusher
Devine Machine Minion
DigitalFishPhones
Dtblkfx
Electri-Q (Posihfopit Edition)
Ephonic Lofi
GVST
Nubi Nxtphase
Refined Audiometrics PLParEQ3 & CLAS
SIR 1010
Tone2 Bifilter
TL Saturated Driver & Pocket Limiter
Transvaal Lost Technology


Instruments:

arcDev Mainliner X2
Audiobulb Sophia
Boris K Intro/VS-1
Contralogic Pterosaur
EFM Micromodular
EVM Ultrasonique
HG Fortune STS
KarmaFX Modular
Krakli Cygnus
Majiken Chimera
Fuzzpile's Oatmeal
Odo Purple2, Seeq-One & Unknown
Pluggotic Stealth & Nutseq
Ugo Rez2, Motion
Voltkitchen Minimogue & Arppe 2600
Xoxos Steam


Misc:

Boxsounds Replacer
ElementalAudio Inspector
Voxengo SPAN
[ag-Works] Sonogram SG-1

Links for all can be found on http://www.kvraudio.com/

Nod wrote:Transvaal Lost Technology

Yup! one of the most insane plugins I have EVER encountered... Untamable!
http://www.cenara.com/users/ce00423/docs/userdoc.html

LiveCut is great.
Synth1 is very nice.
Bizune, synth, is good when used with a compressor (some patches a little not loud) .
Odo plugs, yes, lots of nice synths.

glitch
synth1 vst
crystal

This is a good thread to revive!

U-He Triple Cheese
Reversinator
Camel Fuzz


Magware:

Zebra CM
Ohmygod