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This months free VSTs are 2 amazing reverb plugins.
1. MuLabs – Mu Verb
MuTools have provided the music production community with the Mu Lab and MUX modular plugins (also free plugins). The MuVerb is integrated into MuLab and MUX Modular Plug-in,
and it is also available as a free VST plug-in for Windows and MacOS.
You can down here https://www.mutools.com/muverb-product.html
2.Tal reverb 4
https://tal-software.com/products/tal-reverb-4
Information on their official website states TAL-Reverb-4 is a high quality plate reverb with a vintage 80’s character.
Here are this month’s free plugins
LightPadSynth is a lightweight version of CubicPadSynth. Despite having less features it’s the linear instead of cubic interpolation which makes it capable for unique experiments. (Try layering some instances) because it is CPU-efficient too. grate sounds.
2. Valhalla Supermassive
Valhalla Supermassive is a “space maker” delay plugin, with dense sound and it generates Individual delays and mix it together to give weird and at the same time wonderful delay outputs.
It does more than a delay plugin you can create chorus ,flanger and huge reverb effects also. There are mode option for attack, decay and echo density for you to experiment.
You can download from valhalla’s website for Mac and Pc.
With so many streaming services these days to listen to. If you think you need a equalizer for online audio or for google chrome for that ear candy, Ears Audio Toolkit might be just what you need.
This is “Ears Audio Toolkit” simple and clean.
Control Individual tabs
This Eq for does the job for individual chrome tabs and its great that you can control volume of each tab. You can cut or boost the sound level at specific frequencies by moving the green dots, while the left and right-most filters.
Create and save presets
Take your time to tweak you way, name them and save in main window to load it anytime. there is no limit for creating and saving it.
Ears Audio Toolkit is a great extension for any music streaming or video service. it very well made by its creator. it also has pro version, buy pro to support the creators. and with this, you can create your own brain/focus music with the little trick. this is not related to this particular EQ, That will be the next dedicated post.
So Download it and have fun.
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