Free AAX Plug-Ins

[Benny_Cha_Cha]

Originally Posted by JCBigler

Yeah, but your list gets bogged down with all the RTAS plugins that don't work in modern versions of Protools. Plus a lot of the links don't work.

You can search the list by AAX only but agreed that links need to be checked and some of them are no longer free. But of course thanks Mike for the wonderful resource that is PTE.

[digi98]

Not sure what vetting criteria is to make this list, but some pretty cool stuff in
http://www.samplescience.ca/2015/11/...struments.html

[creativecontrol]

Voxengo SPAN: http://www.voxengo.com/product/span/

[digi98]

The 'free' Plugin Alliance plugins are actually only free for 14 day trial, correct?

[JCBigler]

Originally Posted by digi98

The 'free' Plugin Alliance plugins are actually only free for 14 day trial, correct?

Uhh...you're talking about BX_Solo, BX_Clean Sweep, Niveau Filter, and Free Ranger? No, those are free, as in free beer.

The other Plugin Alliance plugins have a 14 day trial period I believe before you have to buy a license.

[digi98]

Yes , you're right , those 4 survived the expiration, thx.

[Gemstone]

Current Plug-in Guide Missing? Where can I find the user guides for the new extra Axx plug-ins, roughly 20 or so, included with PT 12.4, the list at my account page that starts with Eleven 12.1 and ends with White Boost 12.0? I just need the user guide/guides for these plug-ins, since they don't come up in the PT 12.3 plug-in guide, which is the most current one in the document list made available to me. There are a few features that are new to me on some of them.

[creativecontrol]

Is this what you are looking for?
http://www.avid.com/static/resources...ns%20guide.pdf

[aslamamin]

Can someone explain the AAX64 meaning? I am new to pro tools and want to download plugins but I'm unsure which ones will work, I have pro tools 11. All that came with mine it seems is Audiosuite? Thanks in advance!

[creativecontrol]

Pro Tools 11 forward requires 64-bit AAX plug-ins and can only use this format. With that said, AAX plug-ins can contain DSP, Native and rendered (Audiosuite) versions within the same plug-in. The 11 Effects plug-ins that come with the All Access plan are a good example of this. If you have an HDX system you can run these algorithms in DSP for the lowest possible latency when tracking. They can also be run AAX native for an HD Native rig or simply a version of Pro Tools using another coreaudio or ASIO playback engine.


Jeff