Rumbler

Rumbler listens to the low-frequency energy in your signal, then creates a controlled harmonic layer that helps the sound retain its impact on every playback system.

It delivers the physical weight you want on large systems, while adding the harmonic information smaller speakers can reproduce.

Set Freq to choose where the enhancement begins.

Choose Tight for controlled, focused weight around the selected frequency. Use Fat for a broader, fuller harmonic bloom. Switch to Shelf when the entire low-end range below Freq needs support.

Raise Rumble to move from subtle reinforcement to heavy, forward low end. Shape the voice of that layer with Character: stay at Deep for smooth, solid weight, or move toward Growl for more definition, edge, and attitude.

Focus controls the stereo placement of the harmonics Rumbler creates.

Choose Center for a tighter, more dependable foundation on basses, kicks, and mix buses. Choose Spread to retain a stereo harmonic image for wider synths, guitars, textures, and creative sound design. Your original stereo image stays intact in either setting.

Push In for more density, use Depth to blend the original and processed signal, then set Out to place Rumbler correctly in the mix.

Select Off, 2x, or 4x Oversampling to match the session. Higher settings keep the harmonic result smoother and cleaner when Rumble and Character are pushed harder.

Rumbler is made for bass, but it is not limited to bass. Give vocals more chest, guitars more body and grit, drums more impact, or turn sparse elements into darker, richer, more cinematic textures.

Rumbler is not an EQ or a simple bass boost. It is a focused harmonic tool for low end that needs to translate, and for any sound that needs more weight, character, and presence.