RHYTHMS

Each rhythm has three levels of variation. Each consecutive pattern becomes more complex. Each variation of all rhythms contains two or three different rhythmic breaks. All rhythms also have a standard beginning pattern and ending pattern. You can adjust the tempo of each rhythm as well as the volume for bass patterns, drums, cymbals, background strings, background chorus, and background instruments. You do not need to include the pre-made beginnings or endings when you use the rhythm orchestrator. Each sample will contain a pre-recorded beginning, variation 1, variation 2, variation 3, and a pre-recorded ending. All samples will use the pre-determined volume and tempo. Changing different variations is extremely simple since you can use a combination of foot pedals that come with the orchestral sound modules.

Each rhythm sample starts with a pre-recorded (optional) introduction. After the intro, the rhythm continues with variation 1 (with two separate breaks), then variation 2, and then variation 3. After variation 3, each rhythm sample ends with a pre-recorded (optional) ending.

Flute     Pan Flute     Trumpet     Muted Trumpet     Trombone     Oboe     Sax (Soft)     Sax (Dirty-Rock)     Sax 3     Clarinet     Cello     Violin     Rock Guitar     Hawaiian     Jazz Guitar     Harmonica     Synth 1     Synth 2     Piano     Electric Piano     Yamaha DX7 Piano     String Guitar     Nylon Guitar     Brass     Synth Brass     Horns     Vibes     Marimba     Strings     Slow Strings     Theatre Organ     Jazz Organ     Full Organ     Pop Organ     Rock Organ     Cathedral Organ     Honky Tonk Piano     Chimes

BASSES

Bass Organ     Bass Violin     Accordion Bass     Synth Bass     Fretless Bass     Finger Bass

14 DIFFERENT ACCORDION SAMPLES

Accordion 1     Accordion 2     Accordion 3     Accordion 4     Accordion 5     Accordion 6 Musette     Accordion 7 Musette     Accordion 8     Accordion 9     Accordion 10     Accordion 11 Jazz     Accordion 12     Accordion 13     Accoridon 14