Unleash the powerful bass tones with Cherry Audio's Lowdown Bass Synthesizer. This thunderous virtual instrument brings the iconic floor-shaking sounds to your desktop with unparalleled accuracy and modern enhancements.

Key Features of Lowdown:

• Authentic Dual-Oscillator Emulation: Faithfully recreates the super-fat, room-rattling sounds of the original bass pedal synth used by iconic bands like Rush, Yes, and Genesis.
• Throaty 24dB/Octave Lowpass Filter: Provides precise control over your sound with Cutoff, Emphasis, and Contour settings for rich tonal shaping.
• Intuitive Interface with Classic Presets: Offers single-button access to original factory presets—Bull, Tuba, and Bass—for quick sound selection.
• Modern Enhancements: Includes features like Glide, Decay, and Octave controls, along with a recessed panel for advanced tuning options such as Tune, Beat, Glide, Octave, Mix, and Oscillator B Frequency.
• Visual Appeal: Features a rendered and animated foot pedal keyboard with a selection of 14 under-the-pedals floor surfaces, enhancing the vintage experience.
• Extensive Preset Library: Comes with over 40 presets in an easy-to-navigate browser, plus unlimited user preset storage.
• Comprehensive Compatibility: Supports AU, VST, VST3, AAX, and standalone formats, ensuring seamless integration into any setup.

Example Use Cases of Lowdown:

• Music Producers: Add classic analog bass tones to modern tracks, infusing them with vintage warmth and depth.
• Live Performers: Utilize the intuitive controls and authentic sounds to enhance stage performances with powerful bass lines.
• Sound Designers: Craft unique bass textures and experimental sounds, leveraging the dual-oscillator architecture and versatile filter.
• Enthusiasts of Vintage Gear: Experience the iconic sounds of the original bass pedal synth without the need for rare and expensive hardware.

Why Choose Lowdown Bass Synthesizer?

Cherry Audio's Lowdown Bass Synthesizer stands out as a faithful recreation of a classic instrument, offering both authenticity and modern functionality.