7.5Good
Rhyzor16 is Force56 Audio's $39 drum instrument with both Alesis HR-16 and HR-16B ROM sets, 96 sounds, and 32-step per-pad tuning.
Plugin comparison
Rhyzor16 vs Tapechild UDS-16
Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which drums to buy.
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Tapechild UDS-16 is a $49, 16-voice drum synth with four models, tape saturation, and gated reverb. Real-time synthesis, no samples. VST3, AU, standalone.
Technical matrix
Specs compared
| Signal | Rhyzor16 | Tapechild UDS-16 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $39 | $49 |
| Dubspot Score | 7.5 | — |
| Formats | VST3, AU, standalone, macOS, Windows | VST3, AU, standalone |
| Type | Sample-based drum instrument | 16-voice drum synthesizer |
| Sounds | 96 total: 49 HR-16 + 47 HR-16B | — |
| Pads | 16, with per-pad volume, pan, and 32-step tuning | — |
| OS requirements | macOS 10.13+ (Intel/Apple Silicon), Windows 10+ | — |
| Disk / RAM | About 200 MB disk, 1 GB RAM | — |
| License | 3 activations, serial key, no iLok, lifetime updates | — |
| Models | — | UDS-1987, UDS-1988, UDS-16 original, ROKTON |
| Voice | — | Tone, noise, resonant click |
| Kit FX | — | Tape (Drive, Wow, tone) and gated reverb |
| Presets | — | 20 factory libraries |
| macOS | — | 11.0+, Universal 2, VST3 / AU / standalone |
| Windows | — | 10/11, 64-bit, VST3 / standalone |
| Licence | — | One-time, 3 machines, online or offline, no iLok |
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