2023 Desktop Plugin Samples Deals

ervin

@david_2017 said:
Next flash sale in case you liked the first one.

https://rigid-audio.com/products_synferno.html?mc_cid=d2801c3292&mc_eid=54d9396dc0

I have now Kontakt as i got it for a nice pricefrom a friend, so I cannot say how great the samples will work without the instrument but fact is, you get probably again like 3000 samples for 4,20€ - pretty nice deal

@ervin said:

@david_2017 said:
https://rigid-audio.com/products_supine.html?mc_cid=857b356b90&mc_eid=54d9396dc0

Flash sale. Yeah it’s Kontakt full and everything but if you download the zip file contains the samples. Over 3500 I think this is pretty good deal

They have a video up too. Flash sales are a regular thing on rigid audio 👍🏼

Good catch, thank you.

I do have full Kontakt, and I have been picking up their stuff on these flash sales. Thank you for the alerts, do keep them coming! 😉👍

mauriziogiri

Dedalus Delay by Aqusmatiq Audio is a greatly enhanced VST/AU/AAX version of the iOS app developed by Amazing Noises. It is on sale for the launch price of $19 instead of $49.
https://isotonikstudios.com/product/dedalus-delay-vst-by-aqusmatiq-audio/

ervin

@david_2017 said:
Is this output plugin something different than infiltrator 2 and shaperbox? I believe to notice similarities between those?! I am curious if one will ever get a portal thermal 59€ deal or so

@Stuntman_mike said:

@cabo said:
Got the RC-20 for 17 € last year in February, paid $149 for Movement via Splice's Rent to Own though. Both good plugins but rarely used here for some reasons.

My next buy will be Baby Audio's Smooth Operator which is $34.98 at Audio Deluxe (when put in cart) for the next nine days, even less if you have some of these 'Deluxe Bucks'.

Wow, you got an excellent deal on RC-20 🙌🏽
I gotta say, Output’s effects are exactly my cup of tea. They do the things that I have enjoyed doing with sounds for the last 20+ years making music, but easier and they do it with an interface I understand and enjoy. Even if I paid full price, the value for me would exceed the price 100x over. I really like Output’s way of thinking!

I'm like @Stuntman_mike apparently 😀 - I also like Output's stuff. I have all their non-subscription apps and each is unique in some way, effects and instruments equally.

@david_2017 if you are interested in something along the lines of infiltrator and shaperbox (but subjectively more musical to my ears), check out DS Audio Tantra 2 on plugin alliance. I wouldn't touch it at the full price of 200, but when it goes on sale for about 30 units, it's a gem. There is a demo as well, so you can try for yourself. (The same things are true for DS Audio's synth app, Thorn as well btw.)

enkaytee

@mauriziogiri said:
Dedalus Delay by Aqusmatiq Audio is a greatly enhanced VST/AU/AAX version of the iOS app developed by Amazing Noises. It is on sale for the launch price of $19 instead of $49.
https://isotonikstudios.com/product/dedalus-delay-vst-by-aqusmatiq-audio/

Just installed the demo and it's amazing! - thanks @mauriziogiri

Gavinski

@mauriziogiri begging for an ios port of this new version, please please!

cabo

I don't have it yet but SSL FlexVerb is on sale and seems very flexible according to it's name, best price might be at jrr where it gets down to $16.01 with code 'forum'

might grab this one too

Fingolfinzz

I just saw that sale, I’m really interested in getting it

cabo

here's a Sean Divine video of the FlexVerb that explains it quite nicely

Thacapos

Smasher by pulsar audio is free

https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/8-Compressor/6148-Smasher

cabo

Tokyo Dawn Labs TDR Molot GE is $9.97 atm at Audio Deluxe .. and snagged

Dan Worrall seems to like it too

andowrites

@mauriziogiri said:
Dedalus Delay by Aqusmatiq Audio is a greatly enhanced VST/AU/AAX version of the iOS app developed by Amazing Noises. It is on sale for the launch price of $19 instead of $49.
https://isotonikstudios.com/product/dedalus-delay-vst-by-aqusmatiq-audio/

This looks and sounds worthy of my attention. Nice share, thanks!

Stuntman_mike

Free Plugin for completing Plugin Boutique survey:
https://research.beatport.com/jfe/form/SV_4IqbjqnvIn31eu2?source=pluginboutique&utm_campaign=1254525_PB - Saturday NL - 18/03/2023&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Newsletter&dm_i=6D39,QVZX,4QG7VD,3CFRN,1

Krupa

Has anyone else tried this?

https://www.bozdigitallabs.com/product/recoil/

Sounds pretty good to me and I might get it as an alternative to getting audiothing’s springs on desktop as well as on iOS… pretty drippy and it’s got slinky IRs 😄

knewspeak

@Krupa said:
Has anyone else tried this?

https://www.bozdigitallabs.com/product/recoil/

Sounds pretty good to me and I might get it as an alternative to getting audiothing’s springs on desktop as well as on iOS… pretty drippy and it’s got slinky IRs 😄

I haven’t tried this one, but can vouch for Boz Labs I do own a few of their plugins, good quality for the price.

Krupa

@knewspeak said:

@Krupa said:
Has anyone else tried this?

https://www.bozdigitallabs.com/product/recoil/

Sounds pretty good to me and I might get it as an alternative to getting audiothing’s springs on desktop as well as on iOS… pretty drippy and it’s got slinky IRs 😄

I haven’t tried this one, but can vouch for Boz Labs I do own a few of their plugins, good quality for the price.

Yeah it’s a decent price right now and worth a demo for the spring enthusiasts; three different algorithmic models with four controls on each, then a whole bunch of interesting varieties of impulse responses…

krassmann

@cabo the plugin sounds impressive but what is the advantage over the free version?

cabo

@krassmann said:
@cabo the plugin sounds impressive but what is the advantage over the free version?

Advanced controls and more options to manipulate the sound as desired in more detail I would say. I think it could be a good learning tool about how compression works too following the explanation in the video of Mr. Worrall for instance.

Fabien of TDR says in the Gearspace forum:

In order to learn the full depth of functions/features, it's likely better to use Molot GE instead. Here all this stuff is documented in clear words: feed-back, feed-forward, crazy stuff in between, exotic SC processing and stereo linking, the "wild EQ" or saturator, it's all there and ready for experimentation (also in isolation vs other features).

Molotok is not meant to be educative. It's an abstraction of the big thing, with many details hidden. In the creative context, this is often an advantage. Molot GE is more open, almost a "build your own vintage compressor" kit.

here's the manual

ervin

@krassmann said:
@cabo the plugin sounds impressive but what is the advantage over the free version?

tl;dr - the free version is less nerdy and more immediate, which may be a good or bad thing depending on your attitude to using compression.

krassmann

@ervin said:

@krassmann said:
@cabo the plugin sounds impressive but what is the advantage over the free version?

tl;dr - the free version is less nerdy and more immediate, which may be a good or bad thing depending on your attitude to using compression.

I think I have enough nerdy plugins. Today I like it easy. 😂 It's amazing how many free versions they offer. Quite generous. Especially the EQ Nova offers great value for a free plugin. https://www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-nova/

knewspeak

@krassmann said:

@ervin said:

@krassmann said:
@cabo the plugin sounds impressive but what is the advantage over the free version?

tl;dr - the free version is less nerdy and more immediate, which may be a good or bad thing depending on your attitude to using compression.

I think I have enough nerdy plugins. Today I like it easy. 😂 It's amazing how many free versions they offer. Quite generous. Especially the EQ Nova offers great value for a free plugin. https://www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-nova/

TDR plugins are really excellent especially when you can get the GE and ME versions in a sale, Dan Worrall often compares them favourably to his industry standard Fab Filter plugins.

cabo

might be of interest for some

Waves Musicians 2 Bundle is on sale at Audio Deluxe for $9.97

Includes:
Renaissance Compressor
Renaissance Equalizer
Renaissance Vox
Renaissance Axx
Doubler
SuperTap

(I don't need any of those as they are all part of the Diamond bundle too)

StudioES

Puremagnetik has another sale. This time it's Decimation Tools Vol 1 at $15, down from $80. Includes:
• Bitfight '83 | Cascading Bit Reconfigurator
• Antoka | Robotic Annihilator
• Rust | Chromium & Iron Oxide Resonator
• Clusters | Harmonic Tremolo Shaper
• The Barber | Harmonic Animation Slicer

https://puremagnetik.com/products/decimation-tools-vol-1-sound-reconfiguration-devices

Poppadocrock

Red sounds free Future Chords Midi Pack $14 free with code from VST Alarm
https://vstalarm.com/product/future-chords-midi-pack-by-red-sounds-limited-time-free/

Poppadocrock

Two Shot App - one month free subscription from Audio Plug In Deals usually $5.70
https://audioplugin.deals/product/twoshot-app-one-month-subscription/ref/21/

Poppadocrock

Loot Audio free full Kontakt Bundle usually $30

https://www.lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments/unearthed-sampling/legacy-bundle

Poppadocrock

Free Stereo Savage 2 from Plugin Boutique just complete survey

https://research.beatport.com/jfe/form/SV_4IqbjqnvIn31eu2

Poppadocrock

Free fx plugin Mac or Windows coreFX Volume Former

https://www.magix.com/us/music-editing/audio-plugin-union/corefx-volumeformer/

Poppadocrock

Free synth Azimuth

https://thesynthfactory.com/

enkaytee

Algonaut Atlas 30% off till 1st April

Atlas offers a unique way to organise, browse and audition your drum samples, using intelligent analysis to associate sounds by type and timbre, and then representing them visually as a map. Atlas also includes a drum machine and step sequencer, combining everything you need to build and shape kits and create patterns. Atlas can run both standalone or as a plug‑in in your DAW.

krassmann

@enkaytee said:
Algonaut Atlas 30% off till 1st April

Atlas offers a unique way to organise, browse and audition your drum samples, using intelligent analysis to associate sounds by type and timbre, and then representing them visually as a map. Atlas also includes a drum machine and step sequencer, combining everything you need to build and shape kits and create patterns. Atlas can run both standalone or as a plug‑in in your DAW.

I bought Atlas last year at a 50% discount. Really good plugin to navigate a vast drum sample library. You can create multiple libraries that you can then navigate with the map. For instance I have the samples from Mars in its own library. Usually I‘m using the internal sequencer only for quickly creating a beat also using the sample randomizer. It randomizes per instrument like snares, kicks, hats, etc. In the end I drag and drop the samples then into the drum sampler of my DAW. Nice workflow. I can recommend it.