In the golden era of virtual instruments, D-Lusion Rubberduck was a techno-inspired bassline generator that sounded amazing and gave bedroom producers hands-on experience rivaling expensive hardware.
Beat-Matching Brilliance
Rubberduck’s two-deck sample playback engine let you load WAV samples that would beat-match automatically—a rare, wildly useful feature. For layered loops or live remixing, this was game-changing.
Flexible and Studio-Friendly
Full MIDI implementation and tweakable interface gave control over filters, resonance, pitch, and envelopes—perfect for gritty acid lines or smooth sub-bass runs. Connecting to MIDI controllers or DAWs was painless.
A Bassline Icon
Rubberduck captured that signature TB-303 squelch while remaining visually engaging and musically versatile. It had its own identity with distinctive UI and dual decks.
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