Memory Rites is described as EPROM's creative memory in playable form — distorted bass, complex rhythms, and machine-born textures, and it is a 60-preset collection made with producer EPROM. The artist attribution is the product's core proposition: EPROM's work sits in the intersection of experimental bass music, wonky, and West Coast electronic music, known for heavily processed low end, irregular rhythmic structures, and sounds that read as mechanical rather than organic — which is exactly the palette described in the product line. An important structural detail should lead the catalogue entry: the release of Memory Rites also marks the debut of Current Expansion Player, a new plugin format that lets producers access artist-built Current expansions without needing to own the full version of Current. That means the product is available two ways: as a complete instrument in its own right — no Current required to play, available as a VST, VST3, AU, or AAX plugin, with native Apple silicon and Windows support, and also available as a Current preset expansion pack inside Current. For buyers, the distinction is between owning a self-contained instrument and extending a synth they already have — and the Expansion Player format is the more significant development, since it means artist content is no longer gated behind the full synth purchase. It includes the EPROM Current Preset Pack. Requirements are macOS 10.11 or later (including native Apple silicon) or Windows 10 or later, in a 64-bit DAW that supports VST, VST3, AU, or AAX. It is published by Minimal Audio. It suits experimental bass music, IDM, glitch, and sound design, and the 60-preset scale makes it a focused, curated collection rather than a broad library — which is the appropriate frame for artist-led content. #MemoryRites #MinimalAudio #EPROM #CurrentExpansionPlayer #Current #PresetPack #DistortedBass #ComplexRhythms #MachineTextures #BassMusic #IDM #Glitch #Experimental #SoundDesign #MusicProduction #VST #VST3 #AU #AAX #FLStudio #AbletonLive #LogicPro #Cubase #AppleSilicon