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Contralogic has released RPS-1, a pattern sequencing VSTi plugin designed to facilitate the rapid creation of percussion sequences with random variations.

The operation is similar to a standard step sequencer, however in addition to a step being either on or off, a probability can be specified – which governs the chance that the sample will be triggered at that point in time. RPS-1 can also output MIDI data and can therefore be used to trigger another plugin or sampler etc.

RPS-1 features

• 8 sample slots, into which can be loaded one of 96 built-in sounds or a PCM WAVE file.
• Crush “bit-crusher” type of distortion effect.
• 2 pole state variable filter: low pass, high pass, band pass and band reject.
• Output to MIDI notes when samples are triggered
• Various parameters for probability/randomize and modulation.
• The full version includes RPS-1m, a multi-output version which has eight mono outputs instead of a single stereo output.

RPS-1 is available as a VST plug-in for Windows PC for $19.95 USD. A demo version is available from the product page.

Visit Contralogic for more information.

Contralogic has released Value Synth, a simple freeware synth made with SynthEdit.

It was inspired by B3TA’s Doctor When (Tesco Value Top Trumps Cards).

There are 8 parameters, but they’re not labeled so just fiddle around a bit to find out what each parameter does (hint, 8 seems to be the volume). The Quality Guaranteed button also does something…

You can download Value Synth here.

Contralogic Filterblips is a freeware VSTi plug-in that creates a noise, which is filtered by a highpass and lowpass filter in series.

The filters’ cutoff frequency is modulated by a LFO, whose rate and depth is controlled by the little joystick-type gadget (X-axis is rate, Y-axis is depth). There are 19 different waveforms to choose from.

Visit Contralogic for more information and a link to download Filterblips.

Contralogic has released Flange Mayhem, a freeware flange VST effect plug-in.

Flange Mayhem has two delay lines in parallel with parameters that are randomly changed at regular intervals.

Features

• sample & hold, selects frequency that new random delay times and feedback levels are selected, based on the host’s tempo
• delay, max specifies the maximum random delay time, glide sets the time taken to change from the current delay time to the next
• feedback, max sets the maximum level of random feedback, damp controls the amount of damping applied to the delay lines’ feedback
• output, width controls stereo spread, limit provides soft limiting, mix to mix dry and wet signal and a volume control for the output

Visit Contralogic for more information and a link to download Flange Mayhem.

Contralogic has released a soundfont of a sampled Casio VL-Tone.

All 53 notes in the instrument’s range (G2 to B6) were individually sampled via the VL-Tone’s line output at 96kHz/24bit then down converted to 48kHz/16bit.

Visit Contralogic to download this free soundfont.

Contralogic has updated it’s Whistler VST instrument to version 2.0.

Whistler produces its sound by sending random noise through resonating bandpass filters. The notes you play control the filter’s cutoff freqency.

New in v2

• Overdrive-style distortion
• tempo-synced echo
• vibrato
• additional filtering options
• lo-fi “retro” noise mode

Visit Contralogic for more information and a link to download Whistler.