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Y'all beginners need to know: these plugins won't make you a better producer. Except YouLean Loudness Meter, that one definitely will. BUT most of these require base knowledge of built-in-Fruity FX.
- Megalist of actually useful FREE mixing plugins (info + DL links)
MAutoPitch (or even just the entire MFreeFX bundle)....
- My big list of free plugins and samples : r/FL_Studio - Reddit
ASDR Sample Manager - ADSR Sample Manager makes your entire...
- Essential VST Plugins : r/FL_Studio - Reddit
Nexus, Serum, and Massive are good for that. Also, don't...
- Exceptional Free Plugins for Those New to Creating Music
Hey everyone! I just wanted to share a list of free VST...
- Must have plugins? : r/FL_Studio - Reddit
New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. If...
- What are some good plugins : r/FL_Studio - Reddit
I'm like you, I usually use stock plugins to do most of my...
- Megalist of actually useful FREE mixing plugins (info + DL links)
MAutoPitch (or even just the entire MFreeFX bundle). MAutoPitch is a free autotune plugin with a built-in formant shifter. Simple and works great. The bundle also includes some other awesome plugins, including (but definitely not limited to): MRingModulator.
ASDR Sample Manager - ADSR Sample Manager makes your entire sample library searchable and audible directly in your DAW with smart and custom tags. Preview any sample in your library in the context of your track using MIDI or drag audio directly to your project. Standalone and plug-in now included. 10.
Nexus, Serum, and Massive are good for that. Also, don't discount FL's stock plugins. There's lots to work with right out of the box.
Hey everyone! I just wanted to share a list of free VST plugins for FL Studio for any newcomers to music composition. The variety and audio quality…
New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. If you think the amount of stuff to learn is overwhelming then don't add to your "whelm" with more plugins you have to learn. Like others have said: learn the stock stuff first. They are all very good.
I'm like you, I usually use stock plugins to do most of my work in FL. It's true that certain plugins can expand your sound tremendously (for instance, pretty much anything from Native Instruments), but I find that what's more effective is having your own unique touch on your sound.
