Sonalksis FreeG v3.0.2 x86/x64 (FREE)

oh man Cool Beans

Thank you Cool Beanz This can be very useful for some musician that use DAW with awful mix table, including short not precise faders...
I wont say name, as don't want to begin another sterile DAW war.

Great plugin for gain staging. ;)

There is a huge thread on Gearslutz about mixing ITB with this plugin on every track.

Oh great, Another shit plugin manager needed to run a free plugin. I;m sick of all this shit, clogging up my computer, each fucker thinks there system is wonderfull and before you know it, theres several of these competing systems all queueing up to fuck my computer.

I'm just grateful that i use reaper now, some great plugins provided and a builtin scripting system that uses python and is open for anyone to write nice stuff with.

We had a guy on AudioSex looking for this and here it is.

willum,
What plugin manager? You just put the DLL in your VST folder and it works. It's not a "free" FXpansion plugin that I don't use because it's a torture to make them work and they install a manager shit and you have to authorise it on their website... >:(

If there's a person who hates "plugin managers", unnecessary stuff, dongles and whatnot most of developers force upon users, that's me. :) If I could make "plugin rules" they would be...

1) Install the DLL in the VST folder

2) Give user an option to install everything else wherever he/she wants it to be. [like sample banks, presets, manuals, data in general].

So many companies fail on both of these rules. Usually the bigger the company the shittier the installation. But there are also some "3rd party" degenerates who follow the Microsoft church religiously and don't care about the users' choice, too. Their installations install all kinds of shit in places where they think it's the best without even asking you. And the worst thing is you can't change the path of the files later on, even if you edit the registry. Stupid, narcissist arseholes.

This one is really great and usable. However, I could argue that you get even more functionality and even stability from Sleepy-Time plugins for this. I love them and lately use them instead. I've had a few crashes while using a dozen of FreeGs in a project. Not with Sleepy-Time plugins, though. I highly recommend those instead.

SineWave

What plugin manager?

I think he was referring to the plugin manager Sonalksis now use on their website.
(which you need to install in order to be able to download this plugin)

the one i have in my bundle is nearly 2mb where this is around 700kb or more i think

SineWave Thank you for the tip about Sleepy-time plugins.
Very interesting , useful and smart plugs !!!
And all free !!! Even the new Lisp (A Level-Independent Sibilance Processor)


http://sleepytimedsp.com/

Olymoon,
You're welcome, Oly! :) Yeah, they sound nice, they're free, and they look great, too! Not to mention that the size of his DLLs is rather small for such plugins, so they don't use so much memory... he's a great developer and we can expect some more great work from Sleepy-Time in the future. :)

Oh, btw I had some weird crashes with FreeG 3.0.0 so I reverted to v2 of it. I will give this one a try, though. They probably resolved the crashes. ;)

FINALLY!

thanks everybody that found this post useful! much appreciated