Pi Warp, PlasticZ, JunoX2, The Beast, The Claw, Pentagon, Square, Triangle, Vanguard, Nexus2....

 

And btw, not a 32 bit plugin, but it's standalone, ts-404. https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=5620084 , there should be a download link aswel in the thread. Badass sound. I wish someone could port this over to a VST.

 

Hypersonic II every day, though it runs pretty stable with JBridge

These ones too...

 

Nexus 2 has not been discontinued yet, and it's available as 64bit plugin.

 

All their releases are 32bit, but they are the best in the market, as far as I know.

 

None. Just can't stand 32bit stuff in a 64bit world.

 

Sonic Flavors Route 66 is a reverb that I keep around because I like the unique artificiality of how it transforms a signal. I use it sparingly but just like to know its there.

R66 is a 32-bit stereo digital reverb plug-in based on a new algorithm designed by Martijn Zwartjes. It does not have separate plate, hall and room algorithms, but a completely new concept that they claim excels in warmth and transparency.

• 32-bit floating point audio resolution, sampling frequency up to 192 kHz (VST host).
• Operates as send, insert, or master/end effect. Stereo input and output; also works in mono.
• Fully automatable in all VST hosts that support automation.
• Adjustable predelay, early reverb, late reverb, early/late reverb mix, pitch modulation, decay (feedback) damping, shelf equalizer and master mix.
• Early reverb size from 0.33 to 83.3 metres; late reverb size from 2.60 to 666 metres.
• 104 factory presets, 24 open user-preset slots, 8 favorites slots.
• Preset and preset bank management options.

 

Remember that one! Great little tool. I guess Togu Audio Line TAL-U-NO-LX & TAL-U-No-62 are good substitutes.

It's not that I can't live without it - because there are so many filter distortion tools or combinations possible - but Tone2 Filterbank3 is still a unique plug-in (for harder styles kicks). Bought 32 Lives a little while ago so I could use it in Logic. A legit 32 Lives version with the latest updates seems important btw IMO. Especially on High Sierra. With each Mac OS X upgrade it's always the question if older products will work again.

 

Thanks for the info superliquid. Martijn Zwartjes is the developer of Reaktor´s Space Master upon which is based 112 Redline Reverb, two monsters. I´ll give it a try, it´s still in the sister site by the archaic Team Beat. Cheers.

P.S. Just tried it and is REALLY good... incredible for a 2005 plugin. Thanks.

 

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I was searching through to see if anyone had said it, before I posted it myself!

I still use that one :P

 

ASynth by Antti @ Smartelectronix , works fine with jbridge.

 

Your welcome, rudolph. Could you give me that link, I tried to find it but could not locate it.

 

Antress Modern Plugins, Elektrostudio, Kjaerhus Audio, Roger Nichols Digital, old Sonnox plugins, Sound Burst Ethnosphere, Ugo, Voltkitchen Minimogue VA (imho best Mini emu ever!)

btw for those who want to to run 32 (or 64) bit plugins safe and quickly there is an outstanding free vst host application called SAVIHost by Hermann Seib
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/savihost-by-hermann-seib

 

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Venm

 

None. Attaching to a tool defeats the whole purpose in this domain where being creative is the main goal.

 

Search Sonic Flavours in the sister site, there´s a working old rapidgator link. Cheers.

 

Thanks I was spelling it incorrectly. Duh!

 

I miss this. Not only is it 32 bit, but it was only available in DirectX - no vst

http://www.allradiosoft.ru/dba/dB-T-tempo-delay-more.htm

dB-T Tempo Delay.


EDIT: seems as though there is in fact a VST version of this, somewhere out there.... I want it :D

 

There's some Kong Audio I forget in 64 bit with nice library, sister site has the answer

 

Speakerphone is in 64 bit now as of last year or 16, I forget. Still expensive as all hell tho