Voxengo updates Boogex free guitar amplifier & cabinet simulation plugin

Voxengo has released version 2.4 of their free Boogex plugin - a free guitar amplifier and cabinet simulation plugin for professional music production applications.

This version features the following changes:

- Added Retina support on macOS, and automatic high-resolution UI size adjustment on Windows.
- Added AIFF impulse file support.
- Implemented disk file scrolling controls.
- Up to 24% lower CPU usage on AVX2-capable processors.



Boogex is a guitar amplifier plug-in with a variety of sound shaping features for professional music production applications. With Boogex it is possible to get a heavy distorted sound as well as slight "jazzy" saturation sound. Boogex is also able to apply any speaker cabinet impulse response (selection of built-in impulses is available). The processing latency is close to zero making it possible to use Boogex for real-time guitar processing. Boogex also includes reverberation module derived from Voxengo OldSkoolVerb reverb.

 

Visit: voxengo.com/product/boogex

1208 Audio releases 1208 Reviber free exciter/enhancer plugin

1208 Audio has released 1208 Reviber, free exciter/enhancer effect plugin for Windows 64bit.

- 2 Knob Exciter/Enhancer

- Don’t let just 2 knobs fool you. They’re both doing plenty of work behind the scenes.

- Windows 64 bit VST2 & VST3 plugin

- And it’s FREE

 

Visit: 1208audio.com/downloads/reviber

 

 

Tone2 Nanohost - new free VST host

Tone2 has released NanoHost, free and minimalist host application which can load VST-synthesizers.

NanoHost is not a synthesizer. It is a free, minimalist host application which can load VST-synths. It works best for live-performance, sound-design, jam-sessions and testing. Furthermore, it can act as a wrapper which converts VST-synthesizers into standalone applications.

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Devil Soundz updates free Devil Drummr to v1.4 and free Devil Reverb to v2.0 for Windows

Devil Soundz has updated the free VST plugins for Windows Devil Drummr and Devil Reverb. These updates are major updates that fix some bugs and add enhancements.

New in Devil Drummr 1.4:

- Redesigned GUI.

- Added 64-bit support.

- Re-worked reverb engine. Now sounds much much better with better saturation.

- Fixed: Notes not playing right until the drum track was played a few times. So now notes play right right from the start.

- A few bug fixes.

- A few internal enhancements. Now WAV files play and sound like they are suppose to.

Devil Drummr is a drum sampler that loads wav files and has 8 parts. One part for each of bass, kick, snare, tom low, tom high, hi hat, cymbal and clap. Devil Drummr has knobs to edit the volume and pitch for each part. Devil Drummr also has a reverb effect for adding reverb to your drum track. So download it and give it a try and please enjoy. Hey it's free and always will be.

New in Devil Reverb 2.0:

- Added 64-bit support.

- Reworked reverb engine now reverb sounds much much better with better harmonics and better saturation.

- Fixed: Took away unwanted artifacts like aliasing and distortions and what not.

- A few internal enhancements.

Devil Reverb is an amazing sounding reverb for adding that extra melody and warmth to your track. Devil Reverb is relatively straight forward and simple to use. You have your reverb knob for adding reverb, your width knob for adding stereo width to your reverb, your low frequency knob for adjusting the low end frequency of your reverb, your high frequency knob for adjusting the high end of your reverb (which together set up the frequency range of the reverb), your base frequency knob for adjusting the base frequency of your reverb, and your frequecy q knob for adjusting the frequency q of your reverb and a reverb frequency selector for selecting the starting frequency of the reverb. Devil Reverb will definitely sound great on whatever instrument you put it on. So download it today and enjoy. And it's free and always will be. There are x32-bit and x64-bit versions.

Visit: devilsoundz.com

Soda Devices releases Lith free virtual analog wavetable synth plugin

Soda Devices has launched the free Lith virtual analog wavetable synthesizer instrument for Windows and Mac.

The 2-oscillator synth includes sine, triangle, square and sawtooth waveforms, sampled from a real analog oscillator. It also has a sub oscillator.

Lith also comes with ADSR envelopes with curves, multi-mode LFOs for volume and panning and multi-mode filters with lowpass, highpass, bandpass, notch, lowshelf, highshelf, and peaking.

The synth features 60 presets including bass, drum, fx, key, pad, string, synth and wind.

Planned development includes improvements to the user interface and MIDI support.

Lith is currently available as a free download in 64-bit VST3 and AU formats. A 64-bit VST2 version is available, but not supported. AAX support is coming soon.

Visit: sodadevices.com