Euclidean Rhythms is an algorithmic rhythm player for Reason. It means that instead of coming up with and playing your rhythm patterns yourself, a rhythm pattern is generated for you according to Euclid's ancient algorithm. By tweaking just a few knobs in real-time, or using automation or CV, you can get almost endless variations and inspiration for your tracks!

Euclidean also offers plenty of precise manual control if you want it. For instance you can mute individual steps or draw their velocities. With Slide and Shuffle you can fine-tune the groove.

Elementary is a pattern generator based on logic gates. It combines 3 input signals into 12 simultaneous patterns. Finding interesting patterns is dead easy since each gate has its own LED, both on the front and rear panels.

Use it standalone, or combine it with other sequencer devices such as Euclid Rhythm Generator to build your own modular sequencing monster!

- Easily find interesting patterns using the LEDs

- Patterns can be derived from any CV signals

- Full automation and CV control

EC-1 is a synthetic hand clapper for Reason, based on the hand clap found in the legendary Roland TR-808 drum machine. But we've gone beyond that by adding true stereo and several knobs to tweak the sound to your taste. Everything can be automated and CV-controlled to really make the clap sound come to life in your tracks.

- Classic 808 handclap synthesis - No samples!

- Built-in preset rhythm patterns

- True stereo and highly tweakable

El Clapo gives you realistic clap tracks of any group size from a single clapper to an entire crowd.

Realistic Claps

You determine the group size. You determine how sloppy they are. You control the microphone mix. We sampled multiple clappers at multiple layers and a bunch of round robins, from 3 different mic perspectives. The result is natural sounding claps no matter how large the crowd.