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WAUBABY is not just another Wah-Wah effect. It is the biggest existing collection of known Wah pedals emulations all in one box. Now it couldn't be easier to select that special Wah tone you need from 29 Wah models and 60 modes. This is a collection of most the popular, most recognized and iconic Wah pedals also including artist signature pedals with further expanded range modes for creating your own ultimate wah tone in the Reason Rack. Now you can have a big bag of Wah pedals all contained within one Rack Extension. This is WAUBABY baby!!!!

Although named as such, the TSM 2040z Sub LowPass Filter is not a typical Low Pass Filter. Such filters stem from the era of the earliest polyphonic synthesizers. They were designed in parallell to the filters of the monophonic synthesizers, and in the first stages of development produced bass enhancements at high resonance frequencies. However, they lacked gain compensation.

Inspired by a 50 year old legendary octave diver effect. Adds sub-octave to inputted signals resulting in warm, fat and synthesized tones. Device includes classical ringer, powerful screamer, fuzz / distortion destruction effects as well as a limiter, widener and stabilize compressor.

SPRING 905 - is an emulation of a legendary and classic Spring reverberation effect with Moogish kind of sound. In the 1960's Spring reverberations were a very new part of the guitar sound. This was a cheap and creative solution to mimic studio reverberation effects that were avaliable in studios.

Introducing a new three band multiple FX Rack Extension. The Crossover effect splits the incoming audio signal into three bands [Low / Mid / High] with frequency control and morphing.

Vocoders rely on two signals being present at the same time in order to operate. These signals are the Carrier signal, which normally takes the form of a synth, and the Modulator signal, which normally takes the form of a human voice, although other instruments can work well (such as drums).

In many situations you can only use one active instrument/fx line from the few incoming signal lines with signal routing selection. The ReSwitch IN Audio selector can help you to switch one or a few input channels that can have the same effects, or play individually at the needed moment.

Introducing new audio switcher with one stereo input and up to 4 outputs. RESWITCHER have a routing scheme in two modes. MAIN MODE: You have four ABCD outputs and you can route signal to only one active output A or B or C or D (one per ABCD group).

A Resonator is one of the many underrated and esoteric effects that can sound fantastic. Once you use it - you will want use it over and over again. It is a very musical sounding natural effect which can be used with any audio signal source.

Take full control of the water network right from the Reason rack. Adjust the pressure in the pipes, the flow rate, and even eavesdrop on what is happening on the other side of the pipe or inside it.

Introducing PHATSAT, a variant of analogue tape-style distortion, known as a saturation effect. Many people believe that tape saturation applied to music sounds very appealing.

Introducing new Mixtool utility for Reason. PhaseTool include few fundamental basic controls. POLARITY is a phase-inversion selector. This is usually used for phase-cancellation. Include 4 modes (Off, Stereo L+R phase inversion, Only Left and Only Right phase inversion).

Introducing PHASE28, a new phase shifter effect. The Stages selector gives you control of how many stages from 2 to 8. Use 4 for a classic 4-stage phaser, or 2 stages for subtle shimmer effects. You can increase the stages to 6 or 8 stages for new creative experiments.

Introducing a new effect. This device can basically be used as a Noise Gate.. but Gate effects can do much more.. And it's more interesting than that! The device has two modes; working as both a Gate effect and for Ducking (in 4 additional modes).

Introducing a powerful rhythmic cutter effect. With the MURDER rack extension, it is possible to generate various arps and sequences with a few effects to create new complex rhythms for any incoming signal.