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Free Synth VST - V-Station and B-Station

Free Synth VST – V-Station and B-Station

Free Synth VST – V-Station and B-Station Novation have released their legacy plugins V-Station and B-Station as free downloads after discontinuing them. Both synth VSTs are extremely usable and would be welcome in any DAW setup. B-Station is still my goto Bass Vst. V-Station Download B-Station Download

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Project: B-station

Ever wanted to get around a city fast but didn’t want the hassle of driving? Thought public bike sharing sounded interesting but found the systems a bit daunting to use? If so, B-cycle, and the B-station – developed while at Crispin Porter + Bogusky – are there to help make renting a B-cycle as easy and thoughtless as tapping a RFID card to enter a building. 

The B-station draws upon a mix of experiences we run into everyday, helping make the new experience of using B-cycle as familiar and approachable as possible.  For example, if the B-station docks remind you of U shaped racks, that’s not a coincidence. Nor is having the iconic ‘B’ on the B-station resemble the 'P' in parking signs. Or, making renting a bike as simple to do as using a RFID card. Or, finally, making unlocking and securing a bike as simple as opening and closing a car’s rear door latch (the locking system actually is one). Since we already know how to use all of these experiences, we already know how to use B-cycle. 

Though the technology in B-cycle is great – ranging from its ability to be solar or gird powered, configurable from a single to a double sided solution, or editing the number of attached docks – at the end of the day, people simply want a system that gets them from point A to point B with as little thought as possible. And in that, B-cycle does its job, effortlessly.