It comes pretty close in terms of power and sound quality, albeit it does have some bugs. Without further ado, we present the closest match in the free vst market for a Serum replacement: Vital. Thus, finding an alternative is a bit hard, but it is possible. We stand by our words here, and we actually wrote a lot of articles here at involving serum, such as a detailed comparison between Serum and Omnisphere and also there is an evergreen, always updated article on the top best VST synth which Serum won (on the Value/Budget choice). Ok so we all know and love Serum, it is one of the best sounding and most powerful sound design tool there is. So big that it is extremely hard not to use. We start with the biggest one, in our oppinion. Let’s dive straight in and see what’s on “offer” in 2021: Serum free alternative plugin synth: Vital Now, all you need to make music is basically talent, a (fairly cheap) computer and your DAW of choice (which can also be free, of course). This has in turn provided never before seen accessibility and democratisation of the music landscape. This means that once some effort has been put into development, copying and distributing the product can be free of charge. This is because digital is literally, well, digital meaning without physical form. Still, when it comes to digital products, there will always be a free option. Sure, VSTs are great, and VSTs are usually much more cheaper than actual hardware music production tools. Hello ladies and gentlemen, for today will bring you our own favourite free alternative vst plugins to the most popular digital music production tools on the market.

Omnisphere free alternative