Anything by TDR.
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- 1 for U-He freebies (TrippleCheese, Podolski, Tyrell, Zebralette) All available as VST3.
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Also +1 for Valhalla (simple UI and great reverb/delay)
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I forgot the amazing Airwindows plugins, I especially like the console/tape inspired saturators.
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Ugh I love this one, no idea how it works it’s pure black magic
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this is my new favourite plugin company, thanks
Hands down u-he is my favorite developer, next definitely Valhalla.
This is handy, what are the three columns for after the names?
I recently had need for a few plug ins and found it really hard to find ones that worked with apple silicon/64 bit.
although clap is not complete
Wow this is super handy - thanks! (I also somewhat organise my paid plugins like this!)
Rez synth is great and probably my fave - resonant filter bank with midi note input like a vocoder - put a breakbeat through it and send it some midi notes (chords work well!) and you get lovely resonant tails…
The breaks in this tune’s intro and breakdowns are put through it:
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Their other fx are also decent but takes time to find the sweet spots - worth the effort though!
Can confirm ToTape6 is fantastic
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Airwindows are great, but there’s too many to choose from! ChrisJ is the Joyce Carol Oates of plugin devs.
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Yeah I downloaded and thought “how many?!” I wonder if any have specifically good feedback.
His threads on Gearspace are a good place to get some general idea of which ones people are enjoying. He also has a youtube channel, but the videos tend to run long, and there’s one for nearly every new plugin so it’s almost a full-time job trying to filter all that information. At least the price is right!
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This pdf is only the exported selection of ‘my’ free plugins (I have paid ones too), the free ones that I have installed and use regularly. So it is non-exhaustive whatsoever.
I see some nice suggestions in this thread: my personal sheet is in fact a living document 
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some reminders
public beta for Zebralette 3 (Revision 15573)
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came across this very nice spectrum analyzer, don’t recall it being mentioned anywhere, it has a free version which is very cool, the paid version has more slots/bands but the free one works perfectly fine.
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It’s nice to have another free option that has peak frequency detection. (MAnalyzer from Melda being the only one I’m aware of?!)
Not sure if I can get used to the very “technical” design of the plugin, though.