The high-pass simply allows the frequency above the cutoff frequency to pass, those below are filtered out, you can use the knob to defines the maximal cut-off frequency of the highpass filter. Filter Sectionįilter pane features a High-pass, and Low Pass. Lastly, the Speed gives you the option to change the playback speed, what is interesting in this is that it is still gonna be in sync with the host according to the Tempo parameter.Īt first, this module seems confusing but if you take time to know what each one of them is doing, it's a breeze. Shuffle simply modifies the note, e.g triplets, and dotted notes. The Tempo controls the tempo, so, if you want it to be in sync with your host DAW, you simply dial the knob to the left, and if otherwise, you dial it to the right. Scratch manually controls the time offset, what I like about the scratch knob is that you can create scratches without editing the time sequence, you can use automation to control this for creative scratch effects. The general pane contains the basic settings such as Scratch, Tempo, Shuffle, and Time. Whether you are creating stuttering effects, glitches, gating, and even scratches, MRhythmizer is your call for that, as it provides all its effects with stunning audio quality.

Well, you can! Let me introduce you to MRhythmizer by MeldaProduction, it is a super awesome time manipulation effect that uses an integrated sequencer to control time, volume, and filters. What if you could create an unlimited number of crazy rhythms?

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