fake address and bunch of 0s seem to work tho
#unethical
Has anybody aggregated these āstay the fuck homeā bundles yet? Regular free plugins are now much less exciting than our current reality
I started to, but ran our of interest. There are only so many VSTs and sample packs I can use you know. I would paste my list but it is over a month old, so probably not all of them are valid anymore.
honestly imo less plugins = more productivity.
i have been ignoring the freebies and sticking with my tools i know and love.
http://citizendj.labs.loc.gov.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/?l11_uid=66666
This is more free samples, but theyāre from the US government, so they have to be legit.
I had this idea to try to collect free sample libraries that became free for a limited quarantine time but gave up after remembering Iām not going to use any of those anyway. Then comes some companies with their most exclusive stuff that is now free!, like reverb(dot)com with their supposed ~900 bucks worth of drum machines samples or some āIT WAS 50 BUCKS BUT NOW ITāS FREEā (but nobody even purchased those anyway). Yeah, maybe I will keep my hard drive emptier.
im a sucker for samples. you never know what you will need in the future!
i spent a few days recently trying to delete bad quality ones and ones i cant imagine i would ever need.
i freed up a few GB but havent really even scratched the surface. listening to them all is a shitty task.
I found the ADRS Sample Manager and it is fantastic. I wanted to clear out my huge sample collection by going through everything and reorganizing it not by pack, but by sample typeā¦still havenāt gotten to it. When I do though, it will be this this software. What a lifesaver it is.
nice find, thanks!. I donāt know if I will ever install it, but now I have the option too if I want.
Nobody has mentioned it here yet, so here are a couple worth checking out:
Valhalla SuperMassive: https://valhalladsp.com/shop/reverb/valhalla-supermassive/
FullBucket Tricent (Trident MkII emulation)
https://www.fullbucket.de/music/tricent.html
Supermassive is pretty good. I got it a few weeks ago, spent an hour looking at all the algorithms and such. I donāt usually go through presets, but it was a blast in supermassive.
haha! that statement thoā¦ classic!
it is pretty nice tbhā¦ canāt wait to hear othersā experiences with it.
sorry just using it super basic here.
but seems like a real, go to town, and mangle a signal build. or be super intuitive, and design something based on a few subsets of parameters? none-the-less, awesome share!
thanks again @Creepr
PS: message has been edited like 4-9X due to beer consumptionā¦yee!