New refill

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New factory refill for registered users on the props site

The ElectroMechanical ReFill, a collection of multisamples, patches and song files designed to bring the sound of those hard-to-find, easy-to-love vintage keyboards into your Reason rack. Our main focus when creating this ReFill has been on realism; the keyboards used were carefully recorded using both vintage and state-of-the-art equipment, but rather than trying to make these old beasts sound squeaky-clean and sonically perfect, we have embraced the flaws, quirks and errors that make up their very soul.

The result is a set of instruments that are a joy to play, with a sound that’s stunningly authentic if you ask us. So here it is, the ElectroMechanical ReFill, in all its warm, fuzzy, realistic glory. The ElectroMechanical ReFill is available as a free download to all registered Reason 2.5 users. Enjoy!

Featured instruments:
Wurlitzer EP100
Wurlitzer EP200
Fender Rhodes MK I (tubed)
Rhodes MK II
Hohner Pianet T
Hohner Clavinet D6
Hammond Model A

[dougsyo]

New factory refill for registered users on the props site

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Hammond Model A

An interesting choice, assuming it's really an 1934-ish A, and not a 1960-ish A-100. I suspect it's actually the latter, since an A-100 is functionally equivalent to a B-3.

An A had a tremulant but no percussion, vibrato, or chorus (the BV vibrato was available as an aftermarket upgrade after WW2). It also had an extra octave (sound-wise) on the manuals - newer models have foldback on the first octave and had twelve pedal-only "complex" tonewheels.

Hammond model list
More Hammond trivia

Doug

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This is a great refill - if you own Reason, hurry over at the the prop site and download it.

The demo-songs are great! Should shut everyone up, who says Reason is only for dance music

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