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Repeat is a 4-channel, real-time, live-looper that allows you to record, loop, mix, and arrange audio all in real time. Infinitely bounce and merge audio channels, route each channel through its own effects, and sync multiple Repeats together to expand the channel count.

The PCV is a probability CV step sequencer trigger that allows you to generate sequences of three different types of CV signals within custom ranges according to random probabilities. Create sequences up to 32 steps long with step resolutions anywhere between a half-note and a thirty-second note in length.

Microtune allows you to play microtonal music in Reason. Independently detune each keyboard note to access all the notes between traditional western notes.

Glitch brings the most sought-after glitch-style effects to Reason, while allowing you to integrate your own glitchy sounds into the mix. Each glitch effect has its own time resolution, and the whole device can trigger its own effects randomly.

The EDS06s is an electronic-style drum synth with six parallel independent synth engines in one device. You can use a single EDS06s for six separate drum hits, or make a single drum hit with six layers of sound, or anything in between.

Driver is a 12-note polyphonic synth with up to 9 oscillators per note. It's perfect for electronic music production, specializing in rich basses and leads, and evolving sounds like swells, rises, and drops. With its intuitive direct editing of envelopes for every parameter, making complex sounds in Driver is surprisingly easy.

CVTuner maps CV data to custom musical scales that you define. Pick from any common scale presets, or define your own scale of any number of notes. CVTuner also generates a harmony CV signal at a harmonic interval of your choice. Turn modular data into musical data.

Chip64 brings the sound chips from vintage computers and video game consoles to the Reason rack. Chip64 includes mathematical modeling of 5 chips: the TIA used in the Atari 2600, the SID chip used in the Commodore 64, the TA0x series used in the NES and Gameboy, the Vic-I used in the Vic 20, and the SN76489 chip used in the ColecoVision and Sega consoles. With an on-board sequencer, as well as a multi-mode filter, LFO, modulation envelope, and more, Chip64 brings true chip emulation to your rack.

Carve is a dynamic EQ ducker. It takes the frequency signature of one audio signal and uses that as a profile to cut frequencies of a second audio signal. Maybe you have a guitar track and keyboard track that share the same frequency range. They might compete with each other and become muddy. Now, you can use Carve to take the frequency profile of some or all of the guitar track and remove those same frequencies from the keyboard track. No more muddiness!

The A-Series Modular Synth is the first fully modular synth for Reason, where you can design your synths however you want for whatever sound you can imagine. And because all the modules are mix-and-match, all those Reason effects and devices that you already have can go right inside your custom synth. The A-Series 2 is the second rack extension in series.

The A-Series Modular Synth is the first fully modular synth for Reason, where you can design your synths however you want for whatever sound you can imagine. And because all the modules are mix-and-match, all those Reason effects and devices that you already have can go right inside your custom synth. The A-Series 1 is the first rack extension in series.

4MER is a four-oscillator, eight-operator, waveshaping polyphonic synth. It's got four LFOs, five envelopes, two multimode filters, a four-stage tone stack, a reverb and digital delay, and a ten-channel modulation matrix. Featuring an intuitive interface and deep modulation, 4MER is built to produce fast, rich, complex synth sounds.

35 RnB Loops Created in the style of: Drake, Tory Lanez, Bryson Tiller, The Weeknd, and More!

High-Quality Soul/RnB Samples

FM bass synthesizer VSTi plugin specialized for creating bass sounds which can be used in various sub genres of house music.

Dirty Disco Vol. 2 was crafted by That Sound’s Grammy-winning co-founder and drum extraordinaire, Paul Mabury with Javier Solis as a featured guest on percussion. Inspired by the disco music of the 1970s and ‘80s, this pack features tight and punchy drums, as well as a wide variety of complimentary percussion one-shots and loops. To maintain authenticity, the musicians used 1980s Rodgers and Yamaha drum kits with CB-700 concert toms.