Good, free VST synthesizers

[sdfmusic]

Ok, so I really really like 3xOsc.

...

No, I really, really, like 3xOsc.

I want something new though. I haven't experimented too much with multiple 3xOscs for one sound, but I feel like that would be a waste of time given the limitations of 3xOsc (wait, someone tell me what these are)

Anyway, I have the full version of Sytrus- should I just learn that, or are there any good free VST synths that will be easy for me to migrate my knowledge of 3xOsc to? Or is it even worth switching?

[DJ-NOSEBLEED]

I vote learn sytrus, shit's so cash.

[Ozzy93]

yes sytrus is indeed a very good synth, but the presets i have for fruity soundfont player is even better.

altough, i dont know how to make sounds in soundfont player :(

[Rig]

Here's a link to all the free VSTs on Kvraudio.com, check it out.

[Chozz]

Nice little VST site here which I use :) It's got some nice bass synthesizers with some nice osc effects :) Vst's

[CheckEngine]

Oooooo!

Here be some nice VST's

thank you!

[Mrmilkcarton]

Synth1 VST

Link to download is in the comment on the video. Try to find your way to the English download. :P

[BlurrySound]

some pretty decent vsts such as Superwave are here :vstplanet.com

[zaporzan]

Rig you should add them to your The Free VST (effects) list! :D

[Tykwa]

My vote is for Sytrus, although in special circumstances can take up a lot of cpu

Sytrus, with its useful but few presets, you can make anything in it sound entirely new, just by playing with a few sliders or knobs.

[zaporzan]

At 1/26/09 07:25 PM, Tykwa wrote: My vote is for Sytrus, although in special circumstances can take up a lot of cpu

Sytrus, with its useful but few presets, you can make anything in it sound entirely new, just by playing with a few sliders or knobs.

Sytrus is not free.

Sytrus

[jt-dirge]

Google "Tweakbench VST".

They've got a lot of good free ones there, though some are fairly confined to a single genre. Depends what you're going for.