Free Plug-Ins for Commercial Use?
We are often asked this question: “May I use your free plug-ins for my commercial audio project?”. So we thought it was worth clarifying: the answer is YES, do use …
We are often asked this question: “May I use your free plug-ins for my commercial audio project?”. So we thought it was worth clarifying: the answer is YES, do use …
In this video, Henning Pauly (HP42) checks out some of our free plug-ins that work well with guitars: Blue Cat’s Free Amp, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, FreqAnalyst and Gain Suite. Of …
Despite all our efforts, sometimes bugs are not caught before the software is released, and this one has an impact on VST3 users on Mac, so we’d like to share …
In this video tutorial, David Mood (Produce Like a Pro) shows you an interesting method to manage saturation plug-ins effectively thanks to Blue Cat’s Gain Suite‘s unique linking capabilities, and …
Our friend at ModernMixing.com has published a nice (free) tutorial that explains how to use the free Blue Cat’s Gain Suite multi instances capability to operate as a gain compensation plug-in …
Did you know that the older Freeware Pack 1.x is still available for download? Why? We are often asked about older versions of our free plug-ins that would work with …
We have good news for you: we are currently testing our free plug-ins with Pro Tools 11 on Windows, and it is working pretty well! We hope that you are …
This tutorial shows how to reuse the envelopes generated by our plugins with output parameters in Cakewalk Sonar using groups. Other techniques exist (using MIDI or Automation curves), but this one has …