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Soonth Blocks, a free modular synth plugin[Windows,MacOS,Standalone,VSTI3,AU

Soonth Blocks, a free modular synth plugin is now open-source | September 18, 2023 Soonth Blocks is a free straightforward modular Synthesizer plugin focusing on the essentials without cables and huge module masses. Update: Soonth Blocks is now open-source and you can find it on GitHub. Excellent news. In 2021,…

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Drumlabooh Drum Machine Plugin by Peter Semiletov

Drumlabooh by Peter Semiletov is a Virtual Instrument Audio Plugin and a Standalone Application for Windows and Linux. It functions as a VSTi3 Plugin, a LV2 Plugin and a Standalone Application. Dramlabooh is free, open source LV2/VSTi plugin drum machine for Linux and Windows. Just add it to MIDI track…

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Wolf Shaper Distortion Plugin by Patrick Desaulniers[Windows,MacOS,Linux,Standalone.VST,VST3,LV2,CLAP,x64]free

Wolf Shaper is a free VST, LV2 and CLAP distortion plugin. It lets you create your own waveshaping functions using a spline-based graph editor. Features: Customizable graph – Design your own distortion functions using 4 different curve types. Warp modes – Use warping algorithms to alter the graph dynamically. Uni/Bi…

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MIDIWrap (Free MIDI-Plugin, VST3 Windows) by Mrugalla

MIDIWrap is a plugin that transforms your MIDI inputs to stay within a desired range, defined by the lower- and upper limit parameters. This is especially useful if you have modified some existing or synthesized some MIDI events creatively and now want a simple way to wrap them back into…

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Brady Boettcher gRainbow v0.2.2 x64 VSTi3 AU LV2 STANDALONE WiNDOWS MACOS LiNUX [FREE]

A synthesizer that uses pitch detection to choose candidates for granular synthesis or sampling. gRainbow was created to overcome a few shortcomings of traditional granular synths. Pitch variations in the input clip can produce inharmonic tones, which isn’t always wanted. This leads users to often use short single-pitch clips, restricting…

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