Compatible: although compatibility changes with many factors, these plugins are compatible with most DAWs (namely FL Studio, Ableton Live, and Logic Pro) on most operating systems.īut before we dive in, you might want to check out this video… □.Reputable: even if it’s not a popular plugin, the people who have used it highly recommend it.This is why I’ve only included plugins that sound good, are simple to use, and are on a similar level to a paid option. Quality: just because it’s free doesn’t mean it’s good.So you won’t find basic EQ’s, compressors or other simple tools, unless they do something different. Unique: these plugins aren’t easily replaced with stock DAW tools.Here’s the criteria I used to choose plugins for this list: There are a lot of great options out there. To narrow the thousands of free VST plugins out there down to 63, I had to be quite selective. #3: Updates of free VST plugins are not guaranteed.#2: Free VST plugins are not better than paid ones.#1: Don’t get EVERY SINGLE free VST plugin.Some Final Thoughts on Free VST Plugins.Other Effects: The Best Free VST Plugins.
Chorus and Stereo: The Best Free VST Plugins.Reverb and Delay: The Best Free VST Plugins.CamelCrusher by Camel Audio free VST plugin.Tubes Creamer by Mercuriall free VST plugin.Saturation Knob by Softube free VST plugin.Amp, Distortion and Saturation: The Best Free VST Plugins.Leveling Tool by ADHD Audio Tools free VST plugin.Rough Rider 3 by Audio Damage free VST plugin.Dynamics and Compressor: The Best Free VST Plugins.Fresh Air by Slate Digital and Kilohearts.bx_subfilter by Brainworx free VST plugin.EQ and Filter: The Best Free VST Plugins.Samplers and Instruments: The Best Free VST Plugins.