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Portable Freeware Music Studio

Post by futures_untold » Thu Jul 24, 2008 5:22 pm

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A Free & Complete, Portable Software Studio
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The selected software balances excellent functionality, great sound quality and accessible graphic user interfaces.

Download it (here) now!

No installation necessary, just unzip and go! :mrgreen:

The entire pack comes to just 66Mb unzipped, so you can carry it around on a USB pendrive...! (The zipped file comes to 26mb)


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:DAW & Audio Editor:
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DAW
-Reaper (Supports VST plugins, audio recording and midi sequencing!)

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Audio Editor
-Audacity (Can export Wav & MP3)

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:Creative Tools:
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-EQ-
>Cockos ReaEQ (Parametric EQ)

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-Filter-
>Atlantis Filter (LP/HP/BP/BR/Comb/Vowel/Distortion/multifx) (Filthy) ;)

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>Ohm Force Fromage (Multiband Resonant Filter)

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>Ohm Force Ohmygod (Comb Filter)

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-Delay-
>Kjaerhus Audio Classic Delay

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-Reverb-
>KarmaFX Reverb (Can also be used as a delay)

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-Chorus-
>Kjaerhus Audio Classic Chorus

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-Flanger-
>Kjaerhus Audio Classic Flanger

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-Phaser-
>NxtPhase

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-Distortion-
>Atomsplitter Audio Distroyr

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>Mb-Plugins Mb Crushy

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>Eric Beam MBD-1 Multiband Distortion

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-LoFi-
>CMT Bitcrusher

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-Ring Modulator-
>Novaflash RSP10 (Built in Distortion & Phaser too!)

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-Compressor-
>Digitalfishphones Blockfish (Character compressor)

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>GComp

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>GMulti (Multiband compressor)

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-De-esser-
>Digitalfishphones Spitfish

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-Expander/Gate-
>Digitalfishphones Floorfish

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-Limiter/Maximizer-
>Tbt TLs Maximizer (Mastering Limiter & Maximizer)

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-Transient Modeller-
>Digitalfishphones Dominion Signal Modeller

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-Frequency Analyser-
>Blue Cat Audio FreqAnalyst

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>GVST GTune (Tells you what pitch your audio is playing at)

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-Spatial Imagers
>OtiumFX Basslane (monoizes bass below your chosen cut-off frequency)

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>Clone Ensemble Steroid Bouncer (Phaze inversion, panning and monoization)

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-Pitchshifter-
>ReaPitch

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-Trancegate / Glitch Effects-
>Dblue Glitch

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-Vocoder-
>TAL-Vocoder

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:Synth & Samplers:
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-Synth-
>GTG 44 S (Subtractive Virtual Analogue)

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>Atlantis (Hybrid)

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-Sampler-
>DiscoDSP Highlife

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-Drum Sampler-
>Arachnid (Drum sampler)

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*The old pack I posted can be downloaded from here. It contains more plugins with less variety, and also a PDF picture guide to using reaper.

*Worth noting is the simplicity of the two bundled synths and drum sampler. The second synth is more complex than the first, thus providing a decent learning curve for those of you just starting out in music production.

*Feedback regarding the pack appreciated! :4:

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I'm happy to answer any questions you may have about this pack. PM me on Dubstep Forum or send me a message through Myspace ----> http://www.Myspace.com/Futuresuntold

Futures Untold :5:
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Post by shane » Thu Jul 24, 2008 5:25 pm

awesome!

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Post by shane » Thu Jul 24, 2008 5:26 pm

i'm dling it now, i want to check some of these vsts out.

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Post by futures_untold » Thu Jul 24, 2008 5:28 pm

I may rework the download pack so it's easier to understand and install....

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Post by darkmatter » Thu Jul 24, 2008 5:32 pm

wicked idea, this would also be perfect for all those people who have shitty old laptops lying around that aren't fast enough to run the hungrier DAWs...

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Post by fixation » Thu Jul 24, 2008 6:49 pm

you are the man! great stuff mate, thank you

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Post by elbe » Thu Jul 24, 2008 6:56 pm

fuckin-fanny-tastic.

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Post by John Locke » Thu Jul 24, 2008 7:59 pm

finally a decent fucking thread. props

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Post by eastern electrics » Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:04 pm

great work!
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Post by psyolopher » Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:21 pm

WAY to cool! <3
Thanks man, tell me if i can post it another forum! pleeease! =)

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Post by futures_untold » Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:24 pm

Yeah man, post it in all the forums you can be bothered with!


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Post by Disco Nutter » Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:55 pm

Group hug!

Lovely thread, thanks futures_untold :)

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Post by press » Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:05 pm

nice work!!!

short curcuit is a good sampler aswell.

one thing though technically Reaper is not free. technically......
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Post by 160r » Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:32 pm

... thats really nice =8-) i thought i knew most nice free vsts.

reaper rocks, too
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Post by slothrop » Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:47 pm

Wicked thread!

Good point about Reaper although the 'non-pro' license costs pocket money anyway.

This should be a sticky, especially if Futures Untold doesn't mind keeping the original post updated with the extra suggestions.

I'll what I use in a bit too, pretty much all of that's freeware...

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Post by horse » Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:51 pm

now if only someone would do one of these for mac
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Post by elbe » Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:56 pm

yeah noticed about reaper

did a bit of diggin and found this


http://www.mutools.com/


free version is limited to 8 track tho


also seen this,

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/833.html

but get time out when trying to get to there site

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Post by press » Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:40 pm

if im not mistaken Energy XT is is free and gets decent praise....worth checking if your going that route, i have yet to do so after trying reaper though. reaper just rocks!
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Post by slothrop » Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:50 pm

Press wrote:if im not mistaken Energy XT is is free and gets decent praise....worth checking if your going that route, i have yet to do so after trying reaper though. reaper just rocks!
XT isn't free, although it's not expensive either.

It's good but version 1.4 has been discontinued and version 2.0 is still a bit rough around the edges - lots of really good stuff but a few annoying little bugs and a couple of annoying big ones. I still use it, though, it's got some great features and some really good workflow stuff...

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