oh yeah, airwindows! I discovered and grabbed a few of those after I had finished recording this video and just didn't want to go back lol. loads of A tier stuff imo surge xt, I've heard about but havent used. I could see it rivaling vital but I already have vital for that :P
@@scibot9000 i don't think vital can replace surge. Mostly because vital sounds very flavoured, but it also is limited in effects, effects lanes and layers. Big difference.
I saw Benn Jordan's "rating all my gear" video and thought I should do the same for my VSTs. "how long could it take? it'll be over an hour but probably not much more....right?" luckily, I'm stupid and persistent :P
thanks man, this actually uncovered a lot of long lost vsts that i used to use but forgot about, thanks for the large effort put in here. one thing id say is to give atlantis another chance, its created some of the loveliest pad patches ive ever made (and the atlantis filter fx is great too)
Dude all of your own VSTs are S tier, dont let anyone tell you otherwise! Biggest props for this video! I also played with the thought of having a yt channel reviewing ONLY free VST plugins and going like super deep but i guess it will never happen. But this comes close and im happy someone gives these free old fellas the respect they deserve. Cheers.
Free synths not on the list I think are worth a look (tho I guess uploader doesn't really need MORE): - SurgeXT (widely considered the only free synth to rival Vital) - BR808 (insanely powerful, quite obtuse interface tho) - ZynAddSubFX (also insanely powerful, i hope you like lots of windows) - Charlatan (version 2 is my go-to synth for simpler sound generation, version 3 adds too much imo) - OB-Xd (it's fine to me, people absolutely love this thing tho so ill add it here) - Scylla (a bit limited but fun feature set, used to be a premium plugin) - ADHDidi (pretty cool additive synth) - Spectrobits (you can load meme pics in it) - pretty much any Full Bucket Music synth Also, that version of TAL-Noisemaker is old, the plugin was offered a facelift fairly recently (but functionally its the same i think). Will make a list of FX as well when i get there
yeah there's A LOT out there. I've heard of about half of these myself, but just never grabbed them. I think I slowed down on wanton plugin acquisition after passing the 300 mark lmao
@@laughinginthe90s I never really "got" Charlatan3. In terms of immediate usability, which is what got me into the synth in the first place, version 2 blows it out of the water, in part due to being less featured. Everything is laid out clearly and immediately, no tabs, no popups (of course except dropdowns). I kind of hated how much 3 relies on tabbing, and the modulation section popup especially always trips me up. It doesn't feel like an evolution of the synth I love so much... But of course, when I look beyond that context and judge it for what it is, it's still a quite nice and compact synth which does a lot right, so it doesn't surprise me it has its fans.
@@yousifal-dailami8687 the thing about BR808 is that it's made by a demoscene guy. And the most wicked programmers don't care a lot about UI or documentation. It's kinda tragic BR808 doesn't have documentation though, the modulation section is near unusable with the lack of a manual...
i love you and you now have a new abbonnement, even i don't know what your channel is about as a whole. literally had the same idea to make youtube about exact the same topic you present here. also to make a tier list to this. You motivate me to now make 2500 Videos about the stuff on my Hard drive. but theres also Sforzdano and Decent Sampler. i LOVE the creativity of guys who doesn't try to just copy mainstream industrial stuff. ALSO some 32 bit plugins are just so simple amazing and way ahead of stuff i see today. Awesome video i will enjoy watching it and look how many i will not know.
JuceOPL is so great, for someone that didn’t understand ANYTHING about synthesis it was probably the best basic synth plugin to use back in the day, S deserved
how have I not seen your channel before? this video is awesome! almost 7h of honest plugin reviews nonstop and both your music and the plugin choice is just godly. so much underrated stuff no one ever talks about, except for those channels where they only say "this and that has just been released. ok byye" i'm only at 10min so far but I just know at some point I have to have watched the full thing
I’d wanted to chime in on a lot of things, but I’ll keep it to 2. The soft sync on the UHe Tyrell one is a phase lock loop; its not analog exclusive, but uncommon in digital. Other was tunefish4 … it’s brilliant but it’s partly broken cuz it was made as a demoscene challenge to keep the file size down as low as possible; it won that challenge. Really cool, but some harsh compromises I’d guess.
@@ZeusFabien I learned from some other commenters that the authors have updated tunefish to fix the saving issue I was having, so that's my bad for not knowing it updated 😅 "phase lock loop" is a new phrase to me though! fascinating :O p.s., I'm open to hearing the rest of your chimes if you wanted to share. i love reading comments :P
@@scibot9000 right on, w/ tunefish4. Glad to hear that got sorted. I’ve got a soft spot for the one trick pony oddities, but I hard agree with your S tier stuff. Was super happy to see destroyfx stuff, tb ferox and dtBLKfx make the cut. :) amazing 32 bit freeware. I had my own journey like this and recognize many of the things showcased. I can attest the Ensoniq ESQ-1 / ESQ-m (rackmount) emu is on point… bandmate had one, back when… VCV and Cardinal have some really good user library chip emulation modules, if you can deal with the modular workflow. Plogue’s chip synths are really tight too, but paid :/
Wow, this video reminded me how 15 years ago i would sit and mess around in pirated FL after school and trying random free VSTs that you could download from vst4free. You showed some plugins that i forgot from that time: Crystal, Firebird, Galactix, Kairatune, Karnage, Redizer...
iirc when i first started messing around with computer music i picked up ferox and chimera because i saw you use it once in a livestream! can't wait to mess around with the other stuff you've curated here :)
This is absolutely AMAZING! You did almost 7 hours of these! You are incredible! You have a spreadsheet so I can make notes of what I liked, OMG!!! Thank you so much!!! Btw DEXED imports/exports SysEx patches - one day I'll publish my "cartridge"... I love the K1v and it has more patches in the drop down menu! About mda Shepard - look up shepard tone and try it on long pads. I've been looking for a plugin like this.
dude I’ve been watching for like two hours, and I just can't stop, it's mesmerizing! I don’t know why, but this video is genuinely inspiring. Cheers, stranger on the internet! Life is weird… what are we even doing here? hehe, fkking quarks.
mda plugins were one of the first to come out for free when the VST standard was invented. There wasn't a lot else around at that time and they were really handy.
it's so cool to see how many vst's i had downloaded in the past you had also discovered; Majkens Chimera, chill, am kicklab xl. In fact, I had forgotten how great Majkens Chimera was, it's been disabled in my plugins list for years now despite still having it installed. Great vid, love the stream of consciousness approach. Also Do-Fi is still one of my all time most used vst's, awesome job with that whole bundle!
A few comments while I watch: - The Christortion plugin is, I believe, using what's called Chebyshev distortion. If you ever come across that term, that's what it does. - The "cabinet" option on Dirthead is a built-in cabinet simulator, it simulates the effects of the interior of an amp cabinet, which helps shape the sound coming out of it, making it softer and more like what you'd hear from an actual amp. So when you turn it off it turns out harsher. will edit as something else comes up lol
Chip32 has a cool gimmick to it: You can individually automate each section of the wave drawing field. Just pray your DAW/Tracker has a nice workflow for that, because Reaper sure doesn't! (Pretty sure this won't be the last comment I make here)
love the video! (and personally I think its good enough to be more than just a footnote on the GST channel) berrtill in particular sounds amazing but I have no clue how you've got it running in openmpt, I found an archived download page but that specific copy at least doesn't seem to run in any vst host I throw it at :(
I'd rather this be more focused if I put it on GST Channel, and I do no have the patience to carefully craft every thought and gracefully demonstrate each VST, so... I made a much shorter video for GST and threw the "raw uncut" version on here \o/ as for Berrtill: I remember a few plugins not working on my new windows install! they had some undocumented dependencies that I ended up grabbing from other places. I think (judging by the DLL import list) it was Microsoft Visual C Runtime library 7.1. maybe see if that fixes it if you can track that down?
I got the idea to make the video after watching Benn Jordan's "Tier-Listing Everything In My Entire Studio". it took longer than I expected to make this lol I was recording several VSTs per day for a month and a half, then I was trimming those recordings down for another month and a half.
There is something quite melancholy when you find a VST that you want to check out and the site is long gone. I remember hunting for a Pro version of a synth by the late HG Fortune and just having to give up. (basically finding all of them except the one I wanted) VSTs are going to become sort of a lost form of media. There is no community around their preservation the way that video games are preserved by enthusiasts. Kinda sad.
lmao, i have that thumbnail on an automatic A/B comparison with the saddest looking plugin i could find and buushladen is losing, so that may be subject to change :P
Fantastic effort and a great vid, you earned a sub. Got to leave a rec for Wavewarden's Odin 2 since you missed it. This is a modular programmable synth modeled after Propellerheads Thor. Definitely my favorite free synth ever, up there with the top dogs in terms of power/flexibility. And it's open source!
@4:00:36 As someone who has used dblue glitch extensively, you can automate everything in it, including the pattern bank. I used it extensively in tracks and it works well, although i make my music in a DAW and not a tracker so I don't know how well that would work for you (never used a tracker tbh)
my issue with that is... changing the bank preserves the "phase" of the pattern bank. I badly want it to emulate the behavior of the old VB-303, where a pattern change will reset the position in the pattern. if it's possible to do this, I haven't figured out how
@@scibot9000 Oh I see. Yeah it seems to be locked to the project playback. And the shift button isn't automatable either, otherwise you could've shifted stuff to the right position at the same time of pattern switching but that would be quite the workaround too... I know that there is a dblue glitch 2 that looks quite different but i don't know if it'd be possible with that one and it's a paid plugin as well
are you anosci? i was looking for some free plugins today and i found a cool vst pack you (or someone else) made containing a fm radio emulation plugin
yep, that's me! see 3:19:56 lol I'm surprised to see that pack is still going around. I figured only a few ppl would see it before it disappeared into the vastness of the internet :P
let's see what did i rate it... oh F? lol yeah that was too harsh, whoops. I'm bad at these it's still kinda mid/low tier tho imo. narrow use case and "just ok"
@ yeah it’s super good for the “AFX & μ-Ziq - Expert Knob Twiddlers” vibe haha This video is so amazing… what a trip! I haven’t opened Chip32 in forever! Thank you 🙂↕️
Thank you, I would love to watch this video, but I'm afraid after almost 7 hours I might go crazy from so many synthesizers. 😄 By the way, it's quite unusual to see OpenMPT as the main DAW in the video, were you planning to make a video about it, maybe a tutorial? Maybe you could recommend me a good tutorial about it? I'm interested in it, tracker DAW is interesting, although I have trouble with trackers.
Maybe skip to the second half so it's just 4 hours of effects? :P as for OpenMPT... that's just the main DAW that I use ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ idk if there are any tutorials for it, or if I could make a good one. you just kinda... dive in.
@@scibot9000 😄 I will occasionally return to this video and continue watching, at some point it will end. It is actually useful, many of these plugins do not have reviews. It would be good if you left the name of each plugin in the description, so that people can find this video through search, although it will take another 7 hours of your life... 😅 Regarding OpenMPT, I just started to get acquainted with this tracker, so I was immediately confused by the choice of the project format, there are 5 of them, and since I am not very familiar with the history of trackers, I have never used them, I have no preferences, it is not clear what to choose. At the moment, I know SunVox a little better, and I like it, but I am also just learning it.
@@klementus I didn't dump the name of every plugin in the description because that'd make a VERY VERY long description lol RE: tracker formats: oh! yeah, everything other than *.MPTM is a legacy format. those are handy if you want to work with older files, but for modern music, just use *.MPTM!
Really entertaining video. Couldn't see myself using 90% of these though. They sound like early 2000's cheap abandonware. In other words, they sound dookie. Some gems in there though. But man it was cool af to see just how much freeware is out there.
a lot of them *are* early 2000s cheap abandonware lmao I think some of that cheap stuff still has charm tho, even if I wouldn't recommend it for general use.
where do you download them? Most are very old and a bit hard to find or make it run on a modern DAW. Or maybe I'm just stupid and don't know how to make it run, could be a possibility.
this is an OLD collection that I've been accruing over years, so... every VST has its own origin story. sadly, I don't have the energy to dig up 354 download links, so it's an exercise for the viewer
i was worried about this, but apparently the name isn't inherently antisemetic, and the thumbnail hasn't been a problem at all...*yet*. somehow, my "music theory is witchcraft" video got a LOT of dogwhistle comments, so I'm braced for the possibility here 😔
It's by american letter grades, where E was removed because it was also a failing grade like F and people understood the system better if you just said "F for Fail". Took me until seeing this comment to think about how weird that is tbh.
This is a labour of love
I'm surprised not to see Surge XT in the list. Top of S tier for me, even higher than Vital. Amazing video, thank you so much.
AND AIRWINDOWS
oh yeah, airwindows! I discovered and grabbed a few of those after I had finished recording this video and just didn't want to go back lol. loads of A tier stuff imo
surge xt, I've heard about but havent used. I could see it rivaling vital but I already have vital for that :P
@@scibot9000 i don't think vital can replace surge. Mostly because vital sounds very flavoured, but it also is limited in effects, effects lanes and layers. Big difference.
@@scibot9000 SurgeXT has some of the best filters of any synth, paid or otherwise. It feels like you've broken some kind of law getting it for free.
58:02 that "uhh yeah" was perfectly on pitch
I saw the title and thought.. how is he possibly gonna make a short video about this..
..then I saw the duration lol
Amazing work
I saw Benn Jordan's "rating all my gear" video and thought I should do the same for my VSTs. "how long could it take? it'll be over an hour but probably not much more....right?"
luckily, I'm stupid and persistent :P
this is a crazy resource, thank you
Thank you so much for this, honestly such a valuable resource
Vital is 100% the best free synth. Thanks to it i got into sound design. The ui is very simple to understand.
This video is going to consume my entire evening. Thank you :)
Greetings from a music student in Sweden.
thanks man, this actually uncovered a lot of long lost vsts that i used to use but forgot about, thanks for the large effort put in here. one thing id say is to give atlantis another chance, its created some of the loveliest pad patches ive ever made (and the atlantis filter fx is great too)
Dude all of your own VSTs are S tier, dont let anyone tell you otherwise! Biggest props for this video! I also played with the thought of having a yt channel reviewing ONLY free VST plugins and going like super deep but i guess it will never happen. But this comes close and im happy someone gives these free old fellas the respect they deserve. Cheers.
hehe, it's easier for me to see the distance between the ideal VST i wanted to make and the actual VST i made :P
Free synths not on the list I think are worth a look (tho I guess uploader doesn't really need MORE):
- SurgeXT (widely considered the only free synth to rival Vital)
- BR808 (insanely powerful, quite obtuse interface tho)
- ZynAddSubFX (also insanely powerful, i hope you like lots of windows)
- Charlatan (version 2 is my go-to synth for simpler sound generation, version 3 adds too much imo)
- OB-Xd (it's fine to me, people absolutely love this thing tho so ill add it here)
- Scylla (a bit limited but fun feature set, used to be a premium plugin)
- ADHDidi (pretty cool additive synth)
- Spectrobits (you can load meme pics in it)
- pretty much any Full Bucket Music synth
Also, that version of TAL-Noisemaker is old, the plugin was offered a facelift fairly recently (but functionally its the same i think).
Will make a list of FX as well when i get there
yeah there's A LOT out there.
I've heard of about half of these myself, but just never grabbed them. I think I slowed down on wanton plugin acquisition after passing the 300 mark lmao
I agree with all the ones that i know. BR808 has very high potential but the GUI needs some real work
Charlatan3 is my favorite synth of all time. Its workflow is fantastic. Fastest thing to get to the sound in my head.
@@laughinginthe90s I never really "got" Charlatan3. In terms of immediate usability, which is what got me into the synth in the first place, version 2 blows it out of the water, in part due to being less featured. Everything is laid out clearly and immediately, no tabs, no popups (of course except dropdowns). I kind of hated how much 3 relies on tabbing, and the modulation section popup especially always trips me up.
It doesn't feel like an evolution of the synth I love so much... But of course, when I look beyond that context and judge it for what it is, it's still a quite nice and compact synth which does a lot right, so it doesn't surprise me it has its fans.
@@yousifal-dailami8687 the thing about BR808 is that it's made by a demoscene guy. And the most wicked programmers don't care a lot about UI or documentation.
It's kinda tragic BR808 doesn't have documentation though, the modulation section is near unusable with the lack of a manual...
i love you and you now have a new abbonnement, even i don't know what your channel is about as a whole.
literally had the same idea to make youtube about exact the same topic you present here. also to make a tier list to this.
You motivate me to now make 2500 Videos about the stuff on my Hard drive. but theres also Sforzdano and Decent Sampler. i LOVE the creativity of guys who doesn't try to just copy mainstream industrial stuff. ALSO some 32 bit plugins are just so simple amazing and way ahead of stuff i see today.
Awesome video i will enjoy watching it and look how many i will not know.
I am enjoying the trip down memory lane, lots of old synthedit stuff.
JuceOPL is so great, for someone that didn’t understand ANYTHING about synthesis it was probably the best basic synth plugin to use back in the day, S deserved
how have I not seen your channel before? this video is awesome! almost 7h of honest plugin reviews nonstop and both your music and the plugin choice is just godly. so much underrated stuff no one ever talks about, except for those channels where they only say "this and that has just been released. ok byye" i'm only at 10min so far but I just know at some point I have to have watched the full thing
tbf, this is pretty left field for my channel. usually I just make and upload funny little songs :P
@scibot9000 that's probably why it is so good
Dropping a like for the dedication, you really put in a lot of effort into this. Mad respect. Will be returning to watch more.
This is a trip down memory lane… Thanks for the lift :)
I’d wanted to chime in on a lot of things, but I’ll keep it to 2. The soft sync on the UHe Tyrell one is a phase lock loop; its not analog exclusive, but uncommon in digital. Other was tunefish4 … it’s brilliant but it’s partly broken cuz it was made as a demoscene challenge to keep the file size down as low as possible; it won that challenge. Really cool, but some harsh compromises I’d guess.
@@ZeusFabien I learned from some other commenters that the authors have updated tunefish to fix the saving issue I was having, so that's my bad for not knowing it updated 😅
"phase lock loop" is a new phrase to me though! fascinating :O
p.s., I'm open to hearing the rest of your chimes if you wanted to share. i love reading comments :P
@@scibot9000 right on, w/ tunefish4. Glad to hear that got sorted. I’ve got a soft spot for the one trick pony oddities, but I hard agree with your S tier stuff. Was super happy to see destroyfx stuff, tb ferox and dtBLKfx make the cut. :) amazing 32 bit freeware. I had my own journey like this and recognize many of the things showcased. I can attest the Ensoniq ESQ-1 / ESQ-m (rackmount) emu is on point… bandmate had one, back when… VCV and Cardinal have some really good user library chip emulation modules, if you can deal with the modular workflow. Plogue’s chip synths are really tight too, but paid :/
Saving this so I can come back in the future when I understand it >.>
AMAZING ! I am excited to explore the retro computer technology
Wow, this video reminded me how 15 years ago i would sit and mess around in pirated FL after school and trying random free VSTs that you could download from vst4free. You showed some plugins that i forgot from that time: Crystal, Firebird, Galactix, Kairatune, Karnage, Redizer...
iirc when i first started messing around with computer music i picked up ferox and chimera because i saw you use it once in a livestream! can't wait to mess around with the other stuff you've curated here :)
That Sonigen demo at 2:22:13 hits so hard
This is absolutely AMAZING! You did almost 7 hours of these! You are incredible!
You have a spreadsheet so I can make notes of what I liked, OMG!!!
Thank you so much!!!
Btw DEXED imports/exports SysEx patches - one day I'll publish my "cartridge"...
I love the K1v and it has more patches in the drop down menu!
About mda Shepard - look up shepard tone and try it on long pads. I've been looking for a plugin like this.
dude I’ve been watching for like two hours, and I just can't stop, it's mesmerizing!
I don’t know why, but this video is genuinely inspiring. Cheers, stranger on the internet!
Life is weird… what are we even doing here? hehe, fkking quarks.
This is actually beautiful
mda plugins were one of the first to come out for free when the VST standard was invented. There wasn't a lot else around at that time and they were really handy.
oh, that makes sense. that makes them seem quite powerful in context
holy. fuck. this is a goldmine, thank you.
My goodness... Thank you.
it's so cool to see how many vst's i had downloaded in the past you had also discovered; Majkens Chimera, chill, am kicklab xl. In fact, I had forgotten how great Majkens Chimera was, it's been disabled in my plugins list for years now despite still having it installed. Great vid, love the stream of consciousness approach. Also Do-Fi is still one of my all time most used vst's, awesome job with that whole bundle!
yeah, making this video reminded me of a ton of VSTs that had languished over the years. I've been using Rough Rider a ton since rediscovering it :P
If anosci has no fans, then that means I am no longer on earth.
saving to watch later👍
A few comments while I watch:
- The Christortion plugin is, I believe, using what's called Chebyshev distortion. If you ever come across that term, that's what it does.
- The "cabinet" option on Dirthead is a built-in cabinet simulator, it simulates the effects of the interior of an amp cabinet, which helps shape the sound coming out of it, making it softer and more like what you'd hear from an actual amp. So when you turn it off it turns out harsher.
will edit as something else comes up lol
Great video. I get my plugins by illegitimate means...You should do another video showing your free VST effects
thanks for all of this knowledge
buushlaaden and Crazy Liquor and Cheeseburger party gone wrong are hands down the best synths ever created
this video is S tier for sure
This fucking fire sick dude you sick🔥🔥🔥
a reminder to myself to add your fm radio sim to my new fl install
13:50 *chef's kiss*
Chip32 has a cool gimmick to it: You can individually automate each section of the wave drawing field. Just pray your DAW/Tracker has a nice workflow for that, because Reaper sure doesn't!
(Pretty sure this won't be the last comment I make here)
awesome vid!
great list
great vid alot of synths👍
yooo instant subscribe!
love the video! (and personally I think its good enough to be more than just a footnote on the GST channel)
berrtill in particular sounds amazing but I have no clue how you've got it running in openmpt, I found an archived download page but that specific copy at least doesn't seem to run in any vst host I throw it at :(
I'd rather this be more focused if I put it on GST Channel, and I do no have the patience to carefully craft every thought and gracefully demonstrate each VST, so... I made a much shorter video for GST and threw the "raw uncut" version on here \o/
as for Berrtill: I remember a few plugins not working on my new windows install! they had some undocumented dependencies that I ended up grabbing from other places. I think (judging by the DLL import list) it was Microsoft Visual C Runtime library 7.1. maybe see if that fixes it if you can track that down?
Gotta give props for this release oh man... how long you made this bro? wow!
I got the idea to make the video after watching Benn Jordan's "Tier-Listing Everything In My Entire Studio". it took longer than I expected to make this lol
I was recording several VSTs per day for a month and a half, then I was trimming those recordings down for another month and a half.
holy moly
legend
Reavolution is awesome
There is something quite melancholy when you find a VST that you want to check out and the site is long gone. I remember hunting for a Pro version of a synth by the late HG Fortune and just having to give up. (basically finding all of them except the one I wanted) VSTs are going to become sort of a lost form of media. There is no community around their preservation the way that video games are preserved by enthusiasts. Kinda sad.
You can sometimes find them archived on Torrent piracy websites pretty easily like RuTracker
SYNTH1 MENTION !!! 🔥
funny seeing you here, the internet is a small place i guess
@@skrakptor IKR, knew immediately i had seen them in girls last tour vids
@@skrakptor what in thw damn
Adonis is an FM synth, there are plenty of them that have a better UI while also still having the voice structure functionality!
crystal is like crazy powerful
i literally found your channel from a 9yr old vid of the 3x mix music you made of two of us, harder, better and that garnet song
historical
If I see Bushladen on the thumbnail it's always an instant click
lmao, i have that thumbnail on an automatic A/B comparison with the saddest looking plugin i could find and buushladen is losing, so that may be subject to change :P
DELAY LAMA STANS RISE UP
COMET'S TAIL PLUGINS??? YOOOO
7 hour vid and im not in there ive never been more ashamed lol
unfortunately, I haven't tried every single VST that exists 😔
Fantastic effort and a great vid, you earned a sub. Got to leave a rec for Wavewarden's Odin 2 since you missed it. This is a modular programmable synth modeled after Propellerheads Thor. Definitely my favorite free synth ever, up there with the top dogs in terms of power/flexibility. And it's open source!
1:15:55 I own a real K1, I didn't know about this plugin. Looks pretty professional!
bro held that megalovania in for 109 minutes
@4:00:36 As someone who has used dblue glitch extensively, you can automate everything in it, including the pattern bank. I used it extensively in tracks and it works well, although i make my music in a DAW and not a tracker so I don't know how well that would work for you (never used a tracker tbh)
my issue with that is... changing the bank preserves the "phase" of the pattern bank. I badly want it to emulate the behavior of the old VB-303, where a pattern change will reset the position in the pattern. if it's possible to do this, I haven't figured out how
@@scibot9000 Oh I see. Yeah it seems to be locked to the project playback. And the shift button isn't automatable either, otherwise you could've shifted stuff to the right position at the same time of pattern switching but that would be quite the workaround too... I know that there is a dblue glitch 2 that looks quite different but i don't know if it'd be possible with that one and it's a paid plugin as well
are you anosci? i was looking for some free plugins today and i found a cool vst pack you (or someone else) made containing a fm radio emulation plugin
yep, that's me! see 3:19:56 lol
I'm surprised to see that pack is still going around. I figured only a few ppl would see it before it disappeared into the vastness of the internet :P
how dare you put my beloved dfx scrubby in f tier thats the best plugin of all time
yeah it felt kinda weird because the dfx plugins are really good otherwise! I just can not figure out how to get anything usable out of scrubby :(
obxd is a must
ive made some of my favorite beats using tyrell
Spectral suite is rad
Justice for *the Cheese Machine!*
let's see what did i rate it... oh F? lol
yeah that was too harsh, whoops. I'm bad at these
it's still kinda mid/low tier tho imo. narrow use case and "just ok"
@ yeah it’s super good for the “AFX & μ-Ziq - Expert Knob Twiddlers” vibe haha
This video is so amazing… what a trip!
I haven’t opened Chip32 in forever!
Thank you 🙂↕️
bruh
I clicked on this vid to see where you ranked Synth1 and I was very sastisfied to see it a "high A", thank you for the validation
yes!!!!!
Thank you, I would love to watch this video, but I'm afraid after almost 7 hours I might go crazy from so many synthesizers. 😄
By the way, it's quite unusual to see OpenMPT as the main DAW in the video, were you planning to make a video about it, maybe a tutorial? Maybe you could recommend me a good tutorial about it? I'm interested in it, tracker DAW is interesting, although I have trouble with trackers.
Maybe skip to the second half so it's just 4 hours of effects? :P
as for OpenMPT... that's just the main DAW that I use ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
idk if there are any tutorials for it, or if I could make a good one. you just kinda... dive in.
@@scibot9000 😄 I will occasionally return to this video and continue watching, at some point it will end. It is actually useful, many of these plugins do not have reviews.
It would be good if you left the name of each plugin in the description, so that people can find this video through search, although it will take another 7 hours of your life... 😅
Regarding OpenMPT, I just started to get acquainted with this tracker, so I was immediately confused by the choice of the project format, there are 5 of them, and since I am not very familiar with the history of trackers, I have never used them, I have no preferences, it is not clear what to choose.
At the moment, I know SunVox a little better, and I like it, but I am also just learning it.
@@klementus I didn't dump the name of every plugin in the description because that'd make a VERY VERY long description lol
RE: tracker formats: oh! yeah, everything other than *.MPTM is a legacy format. those are handy if you want to work with older files, but for modern music, just use *.MPTM!
@@scibot9000 Thanks for the information, then only MPTM!
Cecilia 4 would ideally be the top other than kyma7++ or 10 (no where near free) other than Cecilia 4
i have paid synths but 99% of the time I go for Vital or Tyrell
Hey! I realy want to try that damascusrave synth, if you can find it on line please send a download link!
it's one of emma essex's older synths, so you have to dig a little bit: heckscaper.com/ct.php?t=j
Can you please tell me where can i find DC Bias Tilter vst? I couldn't find it anywhere
ah, sorry, I never gave that one a proper release. just shared it around with friends
ok so I decided to throw a download link in the description, for lack of any better idea of what to do. check it out!
Really entertaining video. Couldn't see myself using 90% of these though. They sound like early 2000's cheap abandonware. In other words, they sound dookie. Some gems in there though. But man it was cool af to see just how much freeware is out there.
a lot of them *are* early 2000s cheap abandonware lmao
I think some of that cheap stuff still has charm tho, even if I wouldn't recommend it for general use.
Video falls out of sync for me around 6:15:00, anyone else getting the same?
im getting it too.... but only on youtube. my local render is fine.
youtube what did you do!!! 😭
I cant find anosci dc bias tilter :(
yeah i never gave it a proper release... but since a few ppl have asked, I added a download link at the bottom of the description. enjoy!
where do you download them? Most are very old and a bit hard to find or make it run on a modern DAW. Or maybe I'm just stupid and don't know how to make it run, could be a possibility.
this is an OLD collection that I've been accruing over years, so... every VST has its own origin story.
sadly, I don't have the energy to dig up 354 download links, so it's an exercise for the viewer
Uses the first vst, thinks its meh, never listens to fearofdark... LOL jkjk (that dude is a mastermind)
Adonis is interesting
do NOT show ambivac to machine girl 😭
Emissions control 2
Making the “Jew Harp” the bottom tier in the thumbnail blows a very particular type of whistle to a very particular section of RUclips
i was worried about this, but apparently the name isn't inherently antisemetic, and the thumbnail hasn't been a problem at all...*yet*.
somehow, my "music theory is witchcraft" video got a LOT of dogwhistle comments, so I'm braced for the possibility here 😔
"korg micromoog" lol exposed
25:23
aiaiai
omg i used this jewharp before
augh another tierlist that skips E tier
It's by american letter grades, where E was removed because it was also a failing grade like F and people understood the system better if you just said "F for Fail". Took me until seeing this comment to think about how weird that is tbh.
B and D are the next two letters on the cutting block, so watch out
holy shit what a video