UVI Rumble: multiband bass Synthesizer

[otristan]

Version 1.0.1 is available

- Fix: incorrect QuadLFO modulation when using Combine mode, audible on some factory presets
- Lower CPU usage on patches using Shaper, Frequency Shifter or Convolution effects
- Lower overall engine CPU usage, especially on modulation-heavy patches
- Reduced UI CPU usage and smoother graphics rendering

[exmatproton]

Version 1.0.1 is available

- Fix: incorrect QuadLFO modulation when using Combine mode, audible on some factory presets
- Lower CPU usage on patches using Shaper, Frequency Shifter or Convolution effects
- Lower overall engine CPU usage, especially on modulation-heavy patches
- Reduced UI CPU usage and smoother graphics rendering

Well..that fixed all the UI problems i had. Very nice! Thanks!

EDIT: it seems that the VELVET delay is behaving better as well.

[BONES]

Yesterday I replaced four different basslines in old songs with Rumble. It made a huge difference to all of them, the cut-through is incredible and the bottom end is so controllable. The mixes are punchier and much clearer. I'm lovin' it more and more. I think the last new VSTi that got me this engaged was probably the alpha of what became Proxima, before it got put on ice for a couple of years so they could do Legend HZ.

[Touch The Universe]

Yesterday I replaced four different basslines in old songs with Rumble. It made a huge difference to all of them, the cut-through is incredible and the bottom end is so controllable. The mixes are punchier and much clearer. I'm lovin' it more and more. I think the last new VSTi that got me this engaged was probably the alpha of what became Proxima, before it got put on ice for a couple of years so they could do Legend HZ.

Does it sound better than just throwing ott on them?

[BONES]

I don't find compressing basslines has much, if any effect on them. OK, maybe some multiband compression here and there but mostly I find compression just makes it louder, not better. Rumble's OTT actually has the effect of killing the bottom end, not very handy for basslines. I mostly use OTT on vocals, where it works brilliantly to even out the quieter passages and the louder bits without me having to ride the levels.

[chagzuki]

the cut-through is incredible

What do you attribute that to, are you avoiding unison to create character, and instead using the differences between bands, i.e. retaining the clarity of non-unison while avoiding the simplicity of basic waveforms? Or perhaps unison in the higher bands only?