Redrum Drum Computer
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Redrum, a device within Propellerhead's Reason, is a step-sequencer drum machine. The device has ten channels which can each hold one sample of WAV, AIFF or SoundFont filetype of any length, sample rate or bit depth. One can also load individual sample slices from REX2 files created in ReCycle. One can use the built-in pattern sequencer of the device to create drum loops, or draw drum hits with the Reason sequencer. One can also wire drum channels to other devices in Reason. For instance you can create a sound using the SubTractor Analog Synthesizer, and link it to a Redrum channel letting you play the Subtractor using the drum computer.
| Propellerhead's Reason |
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| Synths and samplers: SubTractor Analog Synthesizer | Malström Graintable Synthesizer | NN-19 Digital Sampler | NN-XT Advanced Sampler | Dr.REX Loop Player | Redrum Drum Computer |
| Effect devices: RV-7 Reverb | DDL-1 Delay Line | D-11 Foldback Distortion | ECF-42 Envelope Filter | CF-101 Flanger | PH-90 Phaser | COMP-01 Compressor | PEQ-2 Parametric Equalizer | UN-19 Unison | RV7000 Reverb | Scream 4 Distortion | BV-512 Vocoder |
| Other devices: MClass Mastering Suite | Mixer 14:2 | Matrix Pattern Sequencer | ReBirth Input Machine | Spider Audio Merger & Splitter | Spider CV Merger & Splitter | Combinator | Line Mixer 6:2 |
| Related articles: Propellerhead Software | ReCycle |
