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Free Music Software: Christian Budde’s Noise Reduction is a free VST plugin for Windows.
Budde notes:
The Noise Reduction plugin is based on a spectral gate to filter out unwanted noise in the frequency domain. The gate is based on the lightweight dynamic series and features a soft knee and customizable attack and release times.
Originally this plugin was planned for the KVR’09 developer contest, but in the end I missed the deadline by one day and thus I had to use another plugin for my entry.
Features:
- Highly customisable spectral noise gate
- Continous and consistent characteristic
- Fully adjustable soft knee in dB (as margin below the threshold)
- Several exotic window functions available
- Low CPU usage
- Different FFT sizes
- Manual included
- Open source (as part of the Delphi ASIO & VST Project)
Download it from Budde’s site.
Plogue today released its new soft-synthesizer, chipsounds.
“Quite simply put, it beats the s*** out of any other single chip emulation VST currently available,” says 8-bit artist nitro2k01. “chipsounds is a must-have for anyone who’s seriously interested in chip sounds but don’t have access to the real hardware.”
chipsounds is designed to faithfully reproduce the sound and style of vintage video game music and sound effects in plugin format, usable inside any sequencer or DAW, or as a standalone virtual instrument.
Plogue chipsounds will be offered at an introductory price of 75$ until November 1. Read more…
Free Industrial Distortion VST
Noise.Soft has introduced Industrial Distortion, a free noise based distortion effect ( VST ) designed to take your sound from a clean ‘natural’ gain to an extreme level of distortion that simulates a white noise waveform at it’s highest setting. Read more…
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The Dragon Midi Controller features a touch screen panel and real hardware encoders on a LCD screen.
It’s a very interesting combination of software and tactile controls.
Let me know what you think of this! Is this the future of computer music?
via PauloEgidioSilva
