[Free] Introducing 32bit VST from Homegrown Sounds
I'm sorry for those who are watching every day because I couldn't publish the article at 7 am.
From tomorrow, it will be updated properly at 7 o'clock.
It used to be charged, but now it's free.
Only 32bit.
FL Studio users can use it without worrying about it.
It's really convenient.
First of all, the sound source and effects of Homegrown Sounds have a cheap sound as a whole.
Therefore, I don't think it is necessary except for those who make Lo-Fi systems.
I personally thought that "Ammonite" and "Modulator" could be used.
Most of them are thin in sound, but they have a beautiful sound, so they seem to be useful.
The video uses Gem OTD-2, GrossBeat, and ValhallaSpace Modulator for effects.
The drumLoopcloud Drum, To the baseMonoment Bass.
How to download
Account registration is required to download.
I was a little lost, so I will post the registration URL as well.
After registering your account, proceed with the purchase.
All of them are included in the "HGG VST Collection", so you only need to purchase the "HGG VST Collection".
I don't think there are any particular problems in this area.
Although it is a post-purchase download, the VST download and the sample download are separated.
Some VSTs require samples, so download both.
For Chrome, right-click and click "Save As".
The rest is installation, but it is divided into "VST Collection Installer" and "Samples and Microtonal Installer Download".
After downloading both, install "VST Collection Installer" in the 32-bit VST folder.
"Samples and Microtonal Installer Download" is installed by default (directly under C drive). (It doesn't seem to be recognized if you put it elsewhere)
[Free] Homegrown Sounds 32bit VST introduction summary
As expected, there is a manual that is quite built because there is originally a charge.
Free plugins are often said to be lightly written even if there is a manual, which is helpful.
Comment
＞ I'm sorry for those who are watching every day because I couldn't publish the article at 7 am.
It's not enough to apologize w
Personally, I wonder if yosi's motivation can be maintained as long as continuous updates are not interrupted.
If that continuous update is a burden, don't worry too much.
By the way, I bought Cthulhu a long time ago.
I bought a preset pack of Red Sounds that I had bought before and tried to play it, but it was a great answer because I wanted something like this.
After all it is important that there is a third party preset market.
Thank you for teaching me!
Thank you for always watching!
And thank you for your comment!
I want to work as a professional, so I want to decide on a rule for myself and give a sense of stability.
Due to my personality, once I loosen my hand, it tends to go bankrupt ...
> Speaking of which, I bought Cthulhu quite a while ago.
Thank you for your report!
No, I'm glad if you say so.
> After all, it is important to have a third-party preset market.
I think this is really important.
I'm glad that Cthulhu has a lot of preset sales.
And NI's Massive X is a bad example of failure.
I think that the ease of creating presets is also necessary for plug-ins.