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The Lower Rhythm releases Basilisk

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Jeff Yorke

Basilisk is a full stereo, two channel multiband ‘vibe’ style effect geared towards electric piano, strings, pads and guitars. The wet channel passes your signal through a 9-Band Equalizer, each band being modulated at an independently set rate with an … Continue reading →

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The Lower Rhythm releases Satyr

Posted on January 12, 2011 by Jeff Yorke

The Lower Rhythm has released their Satyr VSTi for Windows. Simply put, Satyr is a unique sounding experimental synthesizer that is based around the idea of using your MIDI pitch signals to modulate two Moog-style filters as white noise is … Continue reading →

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The Lower Rhythm releases the Corruption Kit

Posted on January 5, 2011 by Jeff Yorke

The Corruption Kit by The Lower Rhythm features 112 samples taken directly from the kit of Evan Munger, drummer of the Orlando band Cure the Corrupt. This is a pissed off sounding sample set, reflecting the fast pace and almost violent playing … Continue reading →

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The Lower Rhythm releases Noizdumpster

Posted on October 27, 2010 by Jeff Yorke

Noizdumpster is adept at creating glitchy, pulsating and looping, siren-like drones. It functions via two operators, each with a chain of three oscillators and two delay units that affect the way the MIDI pitch signal is modulated. In addition, each … Continue reading →

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The Lower Rhythm releases Signals v2.0

Posted on September 9, 2010 by Jeff Yorke

The Lower Rhythm has announced the release of version 2.0 of Signals. It now costs $19.99. Changes in this version: 10 brand new presets as well as the original 20 re-envisioned. Streamlined sound engine for improved CPU and functionality. 10 new … Continue reading →

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