Free Plugins Archives

The Best Free DAWs for Windows

You don’t need to pay anything to record audio or make music on your PC. See our picks for the best free DAWs for Windows computers.

Sixth Month June is a free Juno-6 emulation. It’s impressive for what it is, but its age makes it a buggy plugin by today’s standards.

TAL-U-No-62 is a surprisingly faithful recreation of the classic Roland Juno-60. Learn all about this free plugin in our review.

Cakewalk Next is the latest addition to the Cakewalk family. Listen to a demo and read some of my early impressions.

If you need a simple bitcrusher, look no further than PCM2612. It’s free to download, so you can add that tasty 16-bit crunch right away!

There are loads of chiptune plugins and software applications out there. Most of them are virtual instruments. But RYMCast is … Read more

Over the years, dozens of plugin developers have tried to emulate and sample the Commodore 64’s SID chip. Many have … Read more

We’ve sorted out the best 8-bit VST plugins. These virtual instruments faithfully recreate the sounds from the ’80s game consoles.

Level up with this free Kontakt instrument from Rhythmic Robot. Commodore 64 Sessions Deluxe delivers the chiptune goodness you’ll love.

Looking for a free bitcrusher VST plugin? We’ve picked out the best ones you can download right now. Use them to make your music sizzle.

VSTSID is a free plugin that mimics the iconic sound of the Commodore 64’s SID chip. But is it worth your time? Find out in our review.

Orchestral plugins are notoriously expensive. Those price tags can be discouraging, especially if you’re a beginner or just low on … Read more