[Free] Introduction to Lostin70's Keys of the 70's suitable for Lo-Fi

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[Free] Introduction of Keys of the 70's suitable for Lo-Fi of lost tin 70's

I'm yosi, the caretaker.

It's free, but it's pretty good.

It's not that it's thick, but it's light, so it's a good plug-in to have as a variation.

The original sound is like this.

I feel that the sound is rather thin when using the effects that are installed as standard.

Here is the addition of delay etc. externally.

It's a little difficult to understand the download, so if you're wondering, please read it.

Transition from the above link, scroll a little and download the file of the corresponding OS.

In the case of Win, it is VST3, VST, EXE, AAX from the top.

At this rate, the tone file is not actually included.

If you scroll to the bottom, you can download it as follows.

After downloading, prepare a suitable folder and put it in it.

Once you have the DLL in your VST folder, scan it from your DAW and launch it.

Click the red frame in the figure below.

A dialog will be displayed, so make a folder that stores the tones earlier.

If it is recognized correctly, you will be able to select a tone as shown in the red frame in the figure below.

Also, in the case of FL Studio, noise is added when using effects.

If "Use fixed size buffers" is set to On, the noise will not be heard.

It is quite light and easy to use.

It seems to be useful for temporary driving such as electric piano and piano.