Legend, I was literally just scanning the interwebs trying to find a good HF exciter, I might go see if there's anything on that site, good job;-)
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I don't even know what an exciter does (although my imagination is currently running wild), a few here:
http://www.best-free-vst.com/plugins...nhancer-01.php
I needed to boost the high end harmonic frequencies of a bass guitar to get it to cut in the mix and didn't have a decent exciter.
Found this and it works like a treat, definitely a keeper:-) (ThrillseekerXTC)
https://varietyofsound.wordpress.com/downloads/
There really are some really nice VST plugins that are free if you do some hunting, I'm already digging the stuff I have right now from the test recording I made with a crappy Guitar Hero mic!
http://logic-pro-expert.com Item at top is free percussion plugin Percussa a Toolbox
http://logic-pro-expert.com/logic-pr...o-free-plugins Free plugins
If you also go here http://logic-pro-expert.com. Click categories at the top there's a list of free stuff i:e plugins tutorials books etc
Have fun
Heres some great plugins guys free too . I use them so much http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products..._FreewarePack/
Heres some fantastic Lexicon reverb Impulse Resonses ( lexicon was the most sought after reverb in any studio ) It applies magic dust on any track so they say lol
http://www.housecallfm.com/download-...l-lexicon-480l
heres some reverbs that you can use with Space Designer in Logic or Anything that handles impulse responses
Inside you will find the following presets (exactly as they are in the machine no editing) :
For Logic Pro 9 users:
1) Put Big Gees Lexicon 480L folder in :
~ / Library / Application Support / Logic / Impulse Responses
If you dont yet have the Impulse Responses folder, create it (h/t Alex)
2) Put BG Lexicon 480L folder in :
~ / Library / Application Support / Logic / Plug-In Settings / Space Designer
Logic Pro X users (based on Eli Krantzbergs suggestions, see the comment section below):
1) Put Big Gees Lexicon 480L folder in :
~ / Music / Audio Music Apps / Impulse Responses
If you dont yet have the Impulse Responses folder, create it.
2) Put BG Lexicon 480L folder in :
~ / Music / Audio Music Apps / Plug-In Settings / Space Designer
Here List Of Presets Contained
Ambience Gated Ambience
Ambience Large Ambience
Ambience Medium Ambience
Ambience Small Ambience
Ambience Strong Ambience
Ambience Very Large Ambience
Effects BackSlap
Effects Doubler
Effects Get It Wet
Effects In The Past
Effects Rebound
Effects Sudden Stop
Effects Surfin
Effects Tremelo L to R
Effects Vox Whispers
Halls Auto Park
Halls Jazz Hall
Halls Large Church
Halls Large Hall
Halls Large Plate
Halls Large+Stage
Halls Medium Hall
Halls Medium+Stage
Halls Small Church
Halls Small Hall
Halls Small+Stage
Plates A Plate
Plates Fat Plate
Plates Small Plate
Plates Snare Plate
Plates Thin Plate
Rich Plates Drum Plate
Rich Plates Echo Plate
Rich Plates Guitar Plate
Rich Plates Horn Plate
Rich Plates Large Plate
Rich Plates Short Plate
Rich Plates Silver Plate
Rich Plates Slap Plate
Rich Plates Vocal Plate
Rich Plates Vox Plate No.2
Rooms Large Room
Rooms Music Club
Rooms Small & Bright
Wild Spaces 1ow-40
Wild Spaces 2ow-50
Wild Spaces Big Bottom
Wild Spaces Brick Wall
Wild Spaces Buck Ram
Wild Spaces Inside Out
Wild Spaces Metallica
Wild Spaces Ricochet
Wild Spaces Sillica Beads
Wild Spaces Varoom
Use them wisely and your productions will start to sound a lot more expensive ;)
These are a different Reverb Units IR files put in same locations as the above
Briscati M7 Impulse responses to use with Logics Space Designer
http://www.samplicity.com/bricasti-m...onses/Bricasti M7 Impulse Responses Download
The acousticas.net version, which is still served here even though the company ceased to exist a couple of months back. Installation instructions are included. The samplicity.com version, which is here, is supposed to be closer to the real thing.
These downloads include the impulses only, without the Space Designer presets, so youll have to manually load the impulses, which quickly becomes kind of a drag. You could load them one by one while saving them as a preset but theres an app for that! Check out Space Designer Manager in the App Store (29 Euros) or on their website. I just bought it, it works like a charm.
Hi Guys , here a free Stereo Expander Plugin in AU , VST, AAX,RTAS FORMATS
http://a1audio.de/index.php/downloads
haha already got that one and it's awesome, I've used it on my last 2 tracks now and it's perfect for really stretching the mix out nice and wide. It's got a "safe bass" feature which is cool too, as stereo imaging can sometimes cause unwanted anomalies in the bottom end.
Here's some great free plugins one allows you to check your mix in mono Panipulator does just that . Barge have you tried doing your mix in mono ref levels makes a big difference to final mix give it a go . Bark of the dog is a shot at UADs Voice Of God a really expensive program that just increases the bass without the extra stuff http://www.bozdigitallabs.com just add to cart you'll see the invoice reads $0.00 no credit card payment needed
Best Advice I can give you Guys .is look for these as plugins A compressor or two , An Eq or two , a reverb , a delay . Most DAWS software comes with these .And some are better than the commercially expensive ones learn them one at a time know how to use them . Always listen to the tracks your working on through an MP3 player /iPhone ipod headphones .listen to how it sounds on your home stereo if it sounds great that's good but if it's too bassy or trebly .write some notes down ,then go back and make those changes to your mix in the daw software .