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GLow

GLow is a free filter VST plugin developed by GVST. Compatible OS(s): Windows 64b, macOS, Linux.

GLow is a resonant low-pass filter. It is used to remove all frequencies from a signal above a given cut-off point.

Increasing the resonance of the filter causes the frequencies around the cut-off to be boosted.

Resonance can create large peaks in the output. Because of this, the GUI features a peak display showing the maximum peak output level. The peak display is reset by clicking on it.

http://www.gvst.co.uk/

GlitchHead

GlitchHead is a free glitch VST plugin developed by RunBeerRun. Compatible OS(s): Windows.

GlitchHead is a realtime glitch (stutter) effect to be triggered by CC#64. It is always recording snippets of incoming audio, then playing it back and recording over it, according to a table of fixed values that are swept by an LFO, producing a choppy glitch effect. The sound also varies in pitch and playback rate slightly as triggered by a clocked rate.

https://runbeerrun.blogspot.com/

Glitch Jockey

Glitch Jockey is a free glitch VST plugin developed by DarkWare. Compatible OS(s): Windows.

Glitch Jockey is a multi-effect LFO and vector controlled audio manipulation device designed to create “a new kind of glitch” intensely. Each internal effect has been tailored specifically towards glitchy sounding audio affection. All internal effects can be layered to user’s specifications using secular bypass settings.

All internal effects have their parameters controlled individually by their own LFOs with separate cycling speeds. Each LFO uses a global waveform defined by the user. Each internal effect can also be synced to the G-Vector interface.

The G-Vector interface plots all effects’ parameters on an X-Y grid, controlling every effect simultaneously if said effect is toggled to use the G-Vector. This control allows the user to dynamically and kinetically “ride the glitch” for realtime live tweaking of source material.

http://www.jackdark.net/

Glass Armanica

Glass Armanica is a free rompler VST plugin developed by Distropolis. Compatible OS(s): Windows.

Glass Armanica is a sample-based recreation of Benjamin Franklin’s rubbed glass instrument known as the Glass Harmonica or Hydrocrystalophone.

The samples were created by filling wine glasses with water and tuning them with a chromatic tuner to the appropriate pitches (drop by drop). Distropolis originally planned to recreate all three octaves of the real instrument, but ran out of sufficiently large wine glasses. An enhanced version of the Glass Armanica may be released in the future if this problem can be overcome…

Features:

A single octave of samples running from MIDI note 72 to 84 (Octave 6).

Amplitude ADSR controls.

Reverb with width, size and mix controls.

Hi-Cut and Master Volume controls.

http://armanbohn.com/blog/

GlaceVerb

GlaceVerb is a free reverb VST plugin developed by DaSample. Compatible OS(s): Windows.

GlaceVerb is Dasample’s first attempt to implement its works on Residual Vector Modulation (RVM) in a VST plug-in. RVM is a proprietary algorithm developed to calculate the deformations, the vibrations and the acoustic response of surfaces and materials.

Imagine a big orchestra playing in a giant box built with thin metal sheets. As the panels are not very rigid, the box will vibrate according to the energy of music and produce an audible spectral deformation. RVM algorithm is able to simulate such deformations and vibrations and apply them to the original signal.

Key Features:

Residual Vector Modulation (RVM) reverberation engine.

Reverberation time : up to 20s.

Improved reflections algorithms for more natural sounding.

Surface parameters (Texture, Absorption, Reflection).

Density control (from Flat to Extreme reverberation).

Size, Bass, Dry and Wet quick access controls.

Very easy to use and ultra functional interface with large LCD screen.

All functions and controls are fully automatable.

64 hi-quality presets.

http://www.dasample.com/

GK Amplification 2 Le

GK Amplification 2 Le is a free amp simulator Stand Alone, VST, VST3, Audio Unit, AAX plugin developed by Audified. Compatible OS(s): Windows, macOS.

Plug-in and a standalone application including exact model of Gallien-Krueger amp and speaker. GK Amplification 2 LE is the Light version of GK Amplification 2 Pro.

Enhance the bass tracks in your DAW application or use the wide possibilities of the standalone application to perform live, practice with your favourite tracks or record your bass ideas. All the functions of the original amp are available. All controls work the same way as their hardware counterparts.

The Gear

Simulated amps: Gallien Krueger MB150.

Simulated cabs: MB 150.

Simulated mic: Audix D6.

Compose and practice.

GK Amps’ advanced track player lets you play along with your favourite artists and learn their songs. Speed control alows you to slow down, if you can’t make it, or even speed up. Built in recorder will keep every new riff safe. Record dry bass sound, processed or even mix with the track player.

Record and mix

GK Amplification 2 can also be used as a plug-in module for host applications. That makes bass recording so easy. Forget about miking your (hardware) amp. Just DI your bass and GK Amplification LE will do the rest.

Play live

There’s no need to move around heavy stacks for every show. Simply take your laptop with GK Amplification 2 installed and use it instead. The application can be easily controlled by any MIDI controller.

http://www.audified.com/

Gigmate v2

Gigmate v2 is a free software synthesizer developed by Manx. Available format(s): VST for Windows.

A Monosynth, which has been given the ‘full Manx treatment’, offered to you completly free of charge.

Features:

2 VCOs.

Oscillator sync.

Sample & Hold.

Ring Modulation.

MIDI Learn.

http://www.manxsynthesizers.epizy.com/

Gigaverb

Gigaverb is a free reverb VST, VST3 plugin developed by Elements. Compatible OS(s): Windows 64b.

Port of free Gigaverb effect.

Sample-rate scaling is implemented, since the original code did not support it.

http://elements.byethost3.com/

Giada

Giada is a free sequencer and drum machine and looper stand alone application developed by Monocasual Laboratories. Compatible OS(s): Windows, macOS.

Giada is a free, minimal, hardcore audio tool for DJs, live performers and electronic musicians. How does it work? Just pick up your channel, fill it with samples or MIDI events and start the show by using this tiny piece of software as a loop machine, drum machine, sequencer, live sampler or yet as a plugin/effect host. Giada aims to be a compact and portable virtual device for Linux, Mac and Windows for production use and live sets.

See Giada in action!

Features:

Ultra-lightweight internal design;

multi-thread/multi-core support;

32-bit floating point audio engine;

ALSA, JACK + Transport, CoreAudio, ASIO and DirectSound full support;

high quality internal resampler;

unlimited number of channels (controllable via computer keyboard);

several playback modes and combinations;

BPM and beat sync with sample-accurate loop engine;

VST and VSTi (instrument) plugin support;

MIDI input and output support, featuring custom MIDI lightning messages;

super-sleek, built-in wave editor;

live sampler from external inputs;

live action recorder with automatic quantizer;

piano Roll editor;

portable patch storage system, based on super-hackable JSON files;

support for all major uncompressed file formats;

test-driven development style supported by Travis CI and Catch;

under a constant stage of development;

100% open-source GPL v3, hosted on GitHub.

https://www.monocasual.com/

GHi

GHi is a free filter VST plugin developed by GVST. Compatible OS(s): Windows 64b, macOS, Linux.

GHi is a resonant high-pass filter. It is used to remove all frequencies from a signal below a given cut-off point.

Increasing the resonance of the filter causes the frequencies around the cut-off to be boosted.

Resonance can create large peaks in the output. Because of this, the GUI features a peak display showing the maximum peak output level. The peak display is reset by clicking on it.

High-pass filters are especially useful for removing unwanted or inaudible bass frequencies. In a mix, you usually want the bass to come from one or two specific tracks. Removing the bass from the other tracks can make mixing easier and help eliminate “mud” from the final mix.

http://www.gvst.co.uk/