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Reason RE Ochen K MicroTune v1.0.0 [WiN]
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Reason RE Ochen K MicroTune v1.0.0 [WiN]

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Microtune allows you to play microtonal music in Reason. Independently detune each keyboard note to access all the notes between traditional western notes. A microtone is a note in-between two adjacent notes in the western scale. For example, C and C-sharp exist in the western scale. But there can be notes between C and C-sharp. Those in-between notes are microtones. Reason doesn't natively support microtones, and neither does standard midi. But Microtune gives you a way to easily access all those microtones. - Can be used with any synth in Reason. - All scales can be mapped to any root note. - Scales can be programmed using 1/6th tones, 1/8th tones, 1/10th tones, or cents. - Set the speed of pitch bends. - Use the Microtune pitch wheel to override and add to dynamic pitch bends. - Microtune comes with more than 300 microtonal scale patches.

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