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PEFF has released Directre, an audio routing utility designed to work as a hub for a live performance using Propellerhead Reason.

Directre Audio Router is a utility device with synchronized audio switching capabilities designed to be a control center for real-time performance applications.

Directre’s audio switching synchronizes to the tempo of a song. With a press of a button, a channel switch is cued to open or close at the beginning of a measure, beat, or 1/8th note.

DIRECTRE can function as either a 1×8 splitter device or as an 8×1 summing bus. In addition to the quantized switch capabilities, the switch can be adjusted to fade in and fade out with a touch of a button.

Directre features

• Eight Channel Summing.
• Eight Channel Audio Split/Distribution.
• Level Controls with +6dB gain.
• Synchronized Audio Muting on Bar, Beat, or 1/8th Note.
• Selectable Crossfade Times
• Adjustable Fade Time from 0ms to 6 seconds.
• Switch CV Outputs that also synchronize to tempo.
• MIDI Playability from a Keyboard or Control Surface.
• Control Voltage Source that Syncs to Tempo.
• Localization support for English, French, German, and Japanese.

Directre is available for the introductory price of $15 USD / 12 EUR for the first 1000 licensees or until May 1st, 2013 (regular $29 USD / 25 EUR).

More information: PEFF / Directre

Peff has released Monologue Refill, a free monophonic analogue synthesizer library for the Reason 4.0 NN-XT sampler.

The sets include the standard sawtooth, square, triangle waves. Also included are a fixed rate pulse width modulation set, and hard sync sawtooth set. Other sources include, detuned pulses, frequency modulated oscillators, tuned oscillator layers, white noise, and sine wave samples from a self-oscillating resonant filter.

Each category of oscillator waveform is multisampled and looped (some more carefully than others). The NN-XT patches are expanded in dozens of combinator patches (Record and/or Reason 4.0 only) which cover classic bass tones, mono leads, sound effects, arpeggiated and sequenced patches, and a set of analog drum sounds. Also, a pseudo voice set was created using a hard sync sawtooth modulating the filter frequency. This was particularly challenging as each sample zone required careful tweaking.

Monologue Refill is available as a free download (Record & Reason 4.0 required to fully use all combinator patches).

More information: Monologue Refill