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DYN-4 is a quad dynamic effects processor for the Reason Rack, designed to hammer your audio into an acceptable range.

Aggregate is a generative music player for Reason that allows the user to control meta-parameters of music composition. Lists of values are iterated over with time durations then aggregated with other lists such that they change over time in complex ways. Users define a rhythm, scale, and chord progression which are then used as the basis for two separate generators, a melody generator and an accompaniment generator. The musical results can then be further mutated with two separate mutation engines.

Skope M4 is a real-time viewer for Audio and CV signals.

Shape is a freeform CV editor, looper, recorder, and envelope generator with a magnitude of modification and modulation possibilities. The device includes 5 synchronized and adjustable playheads. The capture mode allows for recoding and playback of CV signals. Includes over 9000 preset waveform patches.

Rostromo is a spectrum table based synth for the Reason Rack, designed to provide a never ending source of auditory modulation and changing textures.

RND is a Player Rack Extension for Propellerhead Reason. It has MIDI randomizer that modifies incoming values. There are also four pulse note generators.

PSQ-1684 is a combination of 16 pulse generators mapped to a grid, 8 analog style sequencers, and 4 CV note quantizers. Inspired by popular Eurorack modules.

Propulsion is a 16 track percussion sequencer.

Nostromo is a spectrum table based synth for the Reason Rack, designed to provide a never ending source of auditory modulation and changing textures.

MoPol Polyphonic CV Merger converts 8 CV Gate/Note inputs and merges them into a single CV Gate/Note output.

LPM provides a EBU R128 compliant Loudness Meter in a single rack unit.

CV Player Tap is a minimal device that converts classic CV Gate and Note control into the Player format. It also takes any incoming Player MIDI data and separates each voice into its own CV Gate and Note output for player chaining.

Inspired by the legendary Mellotron tape replay keyboard, GForce Software's Re-Tron brings a unique and highly evocative set of Mellotron tones to Reason users in an intuitive, musical and flexible instrument.

The modern, polyphonic string synthesiser was invented in 1970 by Ken Freeman, a British keyboard player and engineer who discovered that if you layered two notes then detuned and slightly modulated one a pleasant 'chorused' sound resulted. Over the next 10+ years Ken's initial discovery spawned an industry that saw the manufacture of more than one hundred 'string machines' and multi-keyboards.

Inspired by the tape replay keyboard originally invented by Harry Chamberlin in the 1950s, which, via a fascinating twist of fate, gave rise to the Mellotron. ChamberTron-RE provides a highly evocative set of sounds within an easy to use and carefully crafted Rack Extension.