Every day we see new software and vsts come to the market, which claim good quality, and many of them are top notch, but the question I always had in my mind is :
Is it possible to make whole project just with free vsts and samples with good quality?
That’s why I tried to start making a project with Free Tools.My Main DAW for Producing ,Mixing & Mastering is Reaper that is not free, but you can use it for 60 days free of charge,And in my opinion it is the best In its own way.

All Vsts I chose are available in both Windows and Mac versions so it does not matter which platform you are using.
I tried to choose the best free vsts, but that does not mean the others are not Good.all credits belong to people who made these tools for free. For that reason, I mention all of their names that ,has been taken from their website, in the below list with download links.

Download links and all vst links that I Use in The Project:
http://damon-armani.com/free-music-project/
Listen to the song :

Bets Regards
Damon Armani

 

Why?

I can do something like Stockhausen with those kind of things but not Vivaldi (at least not in a baroque-like interpretation).
So...it depends.

 

Nice track digging the vibe.

 

I Love Stockhausen

 

Thank you so much.

Best Regards

 

I've recently heard a few things of him a bit longer than I usually do when I think of him. There were some "interesting" moments I had but all in all it's still too weird for me.

 

Very cool Damon! Loved that lead, was it done with Tyrell N6? Love to see projects like this.

 

@Damonarmani Great idea for a thread Just like @midi-man I am digging it, too. Thanks for sharing your music with us. You are 100% right. 99% of free vst's nowadays are better than what we paid for 20 years ago.

 

Love this track... Great work!

 

I know what you are going through!

Best

 

Thank you so much.yes it was TyrellN6 with some automation in parameters.

Best regards

 

Thank you kindly. You're welcome.

Best regards

 

Thank you for your support.

Best regards.

 

This is groovy! the entire arrangement was really well worked, it reminded me of a retro 16 bit mega drive sound.