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Reason RE Skrock Pulse v1.0.3 [WiN]
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Reason RE Skrock Pulse v1.0.3 [WiN]

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Pulse PWM Synth - Pulse is a synth with a clear and intuitive interface. Unlike the typical Pulse-Width synth. In pulse, several different types of waveforms can be PW modified. Thats 12 waveforms ranging from the standard Pulse/Square waves, to Sawtooths, Triangles and other experimental waves. It's a homage to some of the great synth classics. With some extra twists. UPDATE 1.0.3 / Added a Light and Dim mode for the interface Features: - 12 Different PWM Enabled Waveforms - Multimode Ladder Filter - Oscillator Drift Mode Product Description: - 12 Waveforms - All Waveforms can be PW Control/modulated - Dual Sub and Noise Oscillators - Multimode Ladder Filter. LP24/LP12/LP6/BP/HP - "Loose Note" mode. When enabled, note inputs are randomly imperfectly tuned - Easy hands on sliders for Mod Wheel and Velocity modulations. - Drift mode FX - Chorus FX - Delay FX - 195 patches

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