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Reason RE Lectric Panda Propulsion v1.0.1 [WiN]
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Reason RE Lectric Panda Propulsion v1.0.1 [WiN]

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Propulsion is a 16 track percussion sequencer. - Matrix style step editor - 16 lanes x 16 patterns - Random and Alter features FEATURES - Classic Matrix style step editor - 16 lanes - 16 patterns - Each lane has independent parameters - - Lane length - - Lane Offset - - Rate divider - - Step direction - - Velocity Curve - - Gate length - - Step repeat number - - Step repeat mode - - - First - - - Whole - - - Repeat - - - Ratchet - - Auxiliary CV1 and CV2 Curve - - - Unipolar and Bipolar output - Quick Pattern Editing Features - - Operate on the lane, curve, or both - - Shifting Up, Down, Left, Right - - Random and Alter features - - Copy and Paste - - Toggle select all lanes (1-16) - Sync and Rate Selection - - Free running - - Tempo synced - - Transport hard sync. - CV input modulation per lane - - Current Step position - - Gate length - - Velocity - - Offset

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