There are a lot of freebies out there, but these are cases where there is a freebie you can try, then a paid version you can buy.ĭepending on how you classify these things you might consider Orchestral Tool's Berlin Inspire to be a bit of sampler for the Berlin & Metropolis Ark series as well. Soundiron - Micro: Tuned Perc, Hyperion, APE, Choirs (not free but all relatively cheap).īeautiful Void Audio - Traffic Designer (demo called Free Distant Cars), Radio Tape Keepforest - Aizer, Viking (sample packs) Spitfire Audio - Kepler, Hauschka, EW Choir (free patches)
Loops de la Creme - Bell Empire, Chromapads, Double Cream Drums, 80's Snare Orange Tree Samples - Paradise Marimba DemoĮmbertone - Intimate Strings, Friedlander Violin (included in Arcane)ĨDio- EDM, Century Strings/Brass, CAGE (try packs) Sample Fuel - Free versions of all plugins Tokyo Dawn Labs - Multiple free versions of their extensive 'Gentleman' edition effects. U-he - Multiple free versions of more expensive Synths like Zebra and BazilleĪudio Modeling "SWAM" - Willing to provide evaluation licences to interested users as mentioned here. U-He - Multiple free plugins, among which are Zebralette and BazilleCM Super Audio boy, lite version of Super Audio Cart Palette Primary Colors (Palette Sketchpad) Even still, I have very little patience for companies that expect me to shell out hundreds of dollars for something that I cannot return when I don't like it, without being able to try it out.Īs a brother/sister list to the Resale/License Transfer List, I'd like to try and list what companies have software-demos, testers or beta's for their products that enable you to get a feel for what you may be buying. Honestly, I very much understand not being able to resell software.
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