FXpansion releases Tres Reason Rack Extension monosynth
New analogue-style Reason synth with TransMod modulation system
FXpansion has unveiled Tres, a new two-oscillator monosynth Rack Extension for Reason.
Tres features a pair of oscillators, plus a sub-oscillator and noise generator. There's also a tone control for emphasising or cutting harmonics, a multimode filter and a drive stage. The synth features FXpansion's TransMod system, which allows a wide array of modulation and sound-shaping options. Check out the demo clip above to see the synth in action.
Tres is available now via the Propellerhead Rack Extension store priced at $49/€39. As with all Rack Extensions, you can try Tres for free for a limited time.
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