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Fritz is a granular effects device. Incoming audio is sampled and played back in small segments called grains. Many grains can play back at the same time, each with its own set of parameters. This simple mechanism can create complex and psychedelic effects including pitch shifting, drone synthesis, stutters, glitches, reverbs, pitch smearing, time smearing, chord generation, texture clouds, sonic bursting, and many effects that are too strange to be named.
Parallel Stereo Grain Engines

Team DECiBEL | 14 Dec 2021 | 6.8MB
DYN-4 is a quad dynamic effects processor for the Reason Rack, designed to hammer your audio into an acceptable range.
Single or dual frequency bands

Team DECiBEL | 14 Dec 2021 | 17.7MB
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.
Aggregate is the result of half a decade of coding and experimentation. The core generative engine was written and re-written multiple times using multiple programming languages and multiple platforms. Each new version improving and refining its methods. Fragments of the system were released in the smaller Rack Extension Evolution.

Team DECiBEL | 14 Dec 2021 | 1.05GB
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.
Remaining faithful to the 35 note 8 second limitation of the original instrument, Re-Tron gives you direct access to 40 premium tape banks from the original British Mellotron manufacturer and makers of the magnificent M4000, Streetly Electronics.

Team DECiBEL | 14 Dec 2021 | 2.28GB
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.
Although viewed by some as a one-trick-pony or a poor man's polysynth, string machines had so much character they've graced tracks by artists as diverse as; Lonnie Liston Smith, Air, Pink Floyd, The Cure, Parliament, Herbie Hancock, Camel, Joy Division, Jean-Michel Jarre, Thomas Dolby, Tonto's Expanding Head Band, Genesis, Toni Tone Tony and countless others.

Team DECiBEL | 14 Dec 2021 | 858.1MB
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.
Remaining faithful to the 35 note, 8 second limitation of the original Chamberlin M-series keyboards, ChamberTron-RE gives you direct access to 35 coveted tape banks curated by both the original British Mellotron manufacturer, Streetly Electronics, and the GForce Software Chamberlin instrument collection.

Team DECiBEL | 17 Dec 2021 | 142.2MB
t00b Distortion contains industrial strength circuit simulation technology used to simulate a popular triode preamp stage. When overdriven, this circuit gives a classic warm tube distortion sound. This isn't your common black box approximation algorithm, this is real voltages and currents in a circuit simulation with the most accurate tube model available.
Be sure to check out the Distortion Trifecta bundle that includes t00b.

Team DECiBEL | 17 Dec 2021 | 27.7MB
Resampler is a unique Rack Extension providing aliasing distortion and quantization, commonly referred to as "bit crushing".
It's great for talking basses, authentic chiptune sounds, and all sorts of digital mayhem.

Team DECiBEL | 17 Dec 2021 | 45.5MB
Movement is an eight-stage arbitrary waveform generator that can act as an envelope, LFO, or high-frequency oscillator. The interactive graphical display lets you quickly adjust the waveform to your desired shape.
Features:

Team DECiBEL | 17 Dec 2021 | 30.4MB
F-16 is a multi-mode voltage-controlled filter with a graphical frequency response display. It features sixteen modes, resonance compensation, and drive for analog-style soft clipping. You may recognize the modes from the famous Oberheim Matrix 12 and Xpander filter.
F-16 features the same accurate modeling technology used in VK-1 Viking Synthesizer. The ladder topology with 4-stage transistor saturation gives the filter a warm and rich Virtual Analog sound.