I think, theyre great VST EQ plugins, but for tone matching, theyre quite limited. For a master list of some of the best free AAX Pro Tools plugins around-all of which are Mac-friendly-try The (Updated) Big List of Free Pro Tools Plugins. I tested the tone matching capabilities of these plugins tonight, and I must say, its pretty disappointing. It has tone matching capabilities, it can be used in your DAW, and you can use Voxengo Deconvolver (fully sufficient demo version) to create an IR in. All entries should work on PCs and some will be good for Mac users as well. 1 Our 'friends' over at Positive grid are giving away their EQ pack today. Just about all of these plugins will work on VST platforms like Logic, Cubase, Ableton and many more, and some will work as AAX or RTAS plugins in Pro Tools as well. But when money is tight or you’re just looking to try something new without a pricetag standing in the way of you and your experiments, you’ll find there is a great selection of freeware to help you out. There are of course a lot of great plug-ins that are worth investing in, and sometimes have a significant edge in sound quality or ease of use that freeware will never be able to beat. I’ve separated the selections by the type of processing, and have tried to be pretty objective.
With so many options out there, I wanted to make a comprehensive list of some of the beset freebie signal processors around, and what paid software they provide an excellent alternative to.
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