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Sears Poncho posted:Anyone have any recommendations for a good cheap/free theremin VST? There's a few sample libraries out there. Here's one: http://www.wavelore.com/products.php?product=WLEP It's $30 until Jan 7, but requires Kontakt. IK's Samplemoog is €80, but drops in price quite often and has 3 theremins and loads of Moog synths, and doesn't require Kontakt: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/samplemoog/ Then there's this, which is more theremin 'inspired' but would probably still get the job done: http://www.sampleism.com/noisymichael/resonator Requires Kontakt, but is only £2.
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Yeah Aalto is the poo poo. They aren't kidding about the CPU usage though - if you use it, be prepared to bounce whatever down before moving on. You could quite happily compose entire bleep bloopy songs on it. I got it when it was half price iirc when the dollar was weak, so it's probably the best £30 I've spent on something music-related.
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I'm a fan of DC's plugins, I use their compressors/EQs quite heavily. Plus they add new plugins they come out with, I got a handful of amp modelers when they released them which is nice. Never got around to using them because I use Guitar Rig, but hey, thought that counts. I mean, they're not Waves level, and as wixard pointed out it's kind of a jack of all trades scenario, but you could do a lot worse.
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