Topic: Freeware Sleepy Time DSP Plugins

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  • April 16, 2013 at 17:50 #2924
    Pulse
    Participant

    Just wanted to draw your attention to this bundle of free VSTs by Dustin Ralston, as I haven’t seen them mentioned here yet.

    Entirely coded in C++ , awesome GUIs , stellar quality, 32 & 64 bit.

    My favourites of the bunch are
    Mono/Stereo channel (an extensive VU metering and then some)
    Dual Panner (a feature that I was considering to request for Podium’s mixer)
    and Transient (much better that Flux Bittersweet IMO)

    There’s also Polarity, Crosstalk and Lisp (for your vocal needs)

    All of these are actually non-present in Podium, so I think they complement it greatly. So go grab them. Dustin’s such a a generous guy, and it seems there will be a lot more to come in the future.

    http://sleepytimedsp.com/

    April 16, 2013 at 17:54 #23021
    alex
    Participant

    http://www.zynewave.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2979 😉

    I’ll check those others.

    Cheers, Alex

    April 16, 2013 at 18:00 #23022
    Pulse
    Participant

    Good call alex, I haven’t been around for months, so obviously I have missed your post.

    Let this topic serve as a reminder then.

    All the Best

    EDIT:

    I find Dual Panning extremely important and useful, and have been missing it in Podium for a long time.
    There’s another plugin that can also perform this task: Hofa 4u Meter, Fader and MS Pan, 32&64 bit

    http://hofa-plugins.de/pages/start_en/4u_en.php

    April 17, 2013 at 15:18 #23025
    The Telenator
    Participant

    +1 CymaticCycle. I’ve been using the SleepyTime plugins for a while — Mono and Stereo meters, Transient and the Dual Panner.

    The Hofa that were mentioned are very nice, and until recently their website was only in German. The Flux Stereo Tool (free) plugin is better than Hofa’s and has better controls to it. I think Flux’s Bittersweet (also free) is also worth having if only to stare at from time to time — gorgeous but Transient offers better and less subtle controls. Hofa’s free meter is rather nice, once you get used to how it works.

    April 17, 2013 at 17:15 #23028
    alex
    Participant

    +1 on Flux Stereo Tool (forgot to mention it) and, for me, BitterSweet does better job than Waves TransX.

    Cheers, Alex

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