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VST virtual studio tech?
DAW digital audio workstation?
I'm so behind the times :( Should probably see if Goldwave is still around, I had a demo version donkey's years ago, could make that program dance.

VST -- virtual instrument plugin
DAW -- yes

Goldwave? Similar to famitracker? Or?

@optimize @LexaHergon @Psybot @Step @diesezme @EdKempeper

I'm sure you know about some of these VSTs already, but I'm going to try and occasionally update this post with more good free VSTs as I find them. M-Theory is well worth looking into for a plucked string modeler that supports plucking, bowing, gate arpeggios, etc. Rez is quirky but can produce a range of leads, percussive noises, and basses. Abakos is great for atmosphere. Figured you all may want to check these out when you have time. :)

Nice stuff, I'll be sure to check them.
You may wan to check this site, it has 5 free Japanese VSTs all of them very nice the 8-bit chip emulator works wonders.
http://www.geocities.jp/mu_station/

Thanks! Gonna check them out asap. Gonna ty to get around to a reply today. Unpacking stuff from moving out of my dorm

Thank you very much ! ;)

No prob. You have any you might like to add to the list?

I really like the free offering from The Color Space (here on VST4Free): http://www.vst4free.com/index.php?dev=The_Colorspace

Particularly The CS Cloud and The CS Piky are gems, haven't explored the other ones much.

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Cygnus:http://www.vst4you.com/pages/vst%20instruments/cygnus.html Lets you create some wonderfully sparkly ambient FM sounds

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Wollo Fmera isn't very versatile but it creates some wondefully lush pads; I used it extensively on my 2011 album "Limitless" http://wollo.com/vst.htm - more free VSTs on there too, which I haven't tried.

Oh sweet -- I have got to check these out. I'm still at EMCC campus right now seeing off my bud in the library, but I was smart enough to bring an overnight laptop and headphone combo, hahah. None of the PCs at the school have working headphone jacks.

Could you point me to some examples of the pads in any works you have here? I'm thinking of adding annotated demos to the list and that would be stellar!

Oh and uh, credit to @SineRider for recommending most if not all of these to me years back.

I think Wollo Fmera is what I used for the main pad in "Moon": http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/378279. The CS Piky is the only synth used in, well, erm "Piky": http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/415947

I don't think I had actually used the other ones much yet, but I'm working on a little tune that uses Cygnus and the CS Cloud currently.

Great! I'll give it a listen.

Also, if you haven't tried out Black Noh Snare, which is on here I used it in this track I'm about to link -- layered with @cank's VOPM snare sample from ages ago to get a little more oomph on the quieter velocities. I think I may still have that on NG dump. The video has since been deleted from YT though I think -- the SEGA genesis tutorial. Black Noh is a sort of natural sounding snare with a top and bottom mic, as well as a sub knob for punch.

"I Stand In Awe Of Your Light"
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/725398

The rest of the synths used are noted on the track itself, namely Acoustica Melodic Toms 2 and about 44 different Nexus instruments I compiled into basses, pads, strings, etc. Nexus is far from free but I suppose I prefer it because the presets are varied enough to choose one, work on fine tuning it into a natural and pliable sound, and compile more natural strings than I could otherwise with the library I have. It also has a pretty decent collection of analog-ish sounds, which I like. I'm not as great with Massive as I am Nexus.

@LexaHergon @Voltage @VicariousE @EdKempeper @cank -- this list of VSTs has been updated, somewhat minor atm, but @Mich commented some VSTs as well you might like to check out! Also, if you would like to subscribe to updates, lemme know. :)

Thank you very much ! Almost forgot this list. Could be a great help when you run out of inspiration ;)

Any time. If you know any free synths and effects you like, drop me a link :D

Bookmarked this page, thanks, some of these look very interesting. Kinda glad I'm out of weddings, but do miss preeeety much everything else I used to video produce. A lot's changed since the late 20th

No problem. Hope you have some fun with it :)

How did you end up with that gig in the first place? Must have been interesting.