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It sounds very good and has a surprising amount of control over the sound. This is a no-frills analogue modeled saturation plugin. There is a bit of a learning curve and they haven’t exactly made it very easy to download (you have to “buy” it via their shopping cart even though it doesn’t cost anything).īut I have to stress again, some of the programs inside thing are sounding amazing.ĭownload here Audio Assault Head Crusher Free Need I say more?ĭownload here Acustica Audio Nebula 3 Free

Dave Pensado mentioned to me he uses this. Especially great for subtle stereo enhancement stuff. Very, very good and usable sounds!Ī great sounding spatial effect with tons of flexibility. What makes it special is the quality of the 128 sounds it comes with. If you enjoy this article, I will appreciate your help if you shared it via Facebook, Twitter, Reddit or whatever way is most convenient to you.Ī lot of work goes into making of this blog, and the best thanks you can give me is to share the stuff you like with your peers. Many thanks. If something isn’t working for you, please contact the plugin developer directly for assistance (because I won’t be able to help you with tech issues).

I have tested these plugins on a Mac running OSX 10.8.5 and Ableton Live 9.

I can safely assure that in these cases it will be worth the trouble.

All of these plugins are free, but some may require for you to register on the developers website before you can download.

My apologies – but I wanted to make sure this post works for everybody. There are a lot of great PC/Mac only plugins out there, and I know many small developers simply can’t afford to create and support versions for different platforms.

I’ve only decided to accept plugins that are available for both PC and Mac and in 64 bit AU/VST formats.

So please spend the time getting to know the plugins and read the manuals. If you master this collection of plugins properly, you will have a very powerful set of tools at your disposal. I’ve put in a ton of research to this and tested these plugins in real situations and real projects. Quite the contrary – I am only listing the ones that I think are the best of the best.

The purpose of this post is not to list all free plugins. It’s time to revise, because a lot has happened since then. A couple of years back I did a large review of the best free VST / AU plugins around at the time (in my opinion).