If you are looking for a free lofi effects style VST plugin for music production, then the lost-vinyls is a great addition to any production library.
Lost-Vinyls VST Plugin has been designed and developed by superflyDSP to reproduce the nostalgic lofi sound from the 20th century.
Lost-Vinyls
It has been designed to produce that distorted sound output, the highly developed algorithm bring back that nostalgic lofi style effect.
This is quite a simplistic lofi style of plugin, reproducing the sound from the past when it comes to mixing and mastering.
If you like lofi style VST plugins, then you should also check out some of the free plugins below;
Main Features
- Lofi depth modulation.
- Lofi vinyl rate modulation settings.
- Noise modulation settings.
- Crunch on and off button.
- Resizable UI (by clicking on the black stripe located in the right-hand corner side).
- Mono or stereo switch button.
- Option to add vinyl effect of broken, lost, old or new style of sound output.
- Mix gain input, modulating the volume input sound.
- Artifacts in mixer modulation.
- Low on CPU.
Our Overview
We had a try on this plugin, it works great inside FL Studio, the plugin works as intended and delivers that nostalgic lofi style of sound output. This plugin has been designed to deliver vinyl style effects to any input signal sound.
Overall, the plugin does what it says, It’s nothing more and nothing less. Lost vinyls deliverers noise, crackling sound, lofi sound the way any music producer would expect.
It would be great if this plugin had a feature like Vinyl effects plugin by iZotope. The spin-down lofi effect would make this plugin perfect.
Download info
This is a free VST plugin which is free to download.
This plugin only supports VST3 format, this means that it will need to be installed manually inside the VST3 folder.
- Supports: Windows, macOS and Linux.
- Requires: DAW.
- Comes in VST3 only.
- Free to download.
This is an external download from the developers, this plugin also comes in an instant download on developers page.
