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Nucleus Soundlab’s release, ReCombination, takes Reason’s Combinator to a new height in a big way. Sound designers Adam Fielding, Ronald Hajewski, Shaun Wallace, Bill Chrapcynski, Nick Hutton, Ed Bauman, and Jeremy Janzen, each craft masterpiece after masterpiece in every patch they designed with extreme professional detail.

The release is available for purchase in 2 downloadable formats – ReFill, and Multi-Format (suitable for loading in a variety of non-Reason software and hardware samplers.), you can also purchase this release in a Multi-Format DVD as third option.

From the technical aspect of this release, ReCombination comes loaded with 200 Combinator patches, 183 NN-XT patches, 25 Malstrom patches, and 8 Subtractor patches. In addition each Combinator patch uses all 8 virtual controls giving you outstanding control over each patch, great for live and studio settings.

The Combinator breaks down into 11 folders: Atmo Sequences, Melodic Sequences, Percussive Sequences, Modulation Sequences, Bass, FX Atmo, Guitar and Plucked, Keyboard Splits, Keyboards and Polys, Leads, and Pads. The NN-XT breaks down into an jaw dropping 17 folders. The Malstrom and Subtractor each come with 1 folder a piece respectively.

This release is so massive in the sheer number of patches alone that I found myself picking and choosing my personal favorites from each device of the entire product down to the very folder. It’s a bit of a cliche to hear sometimes, but there really were so many great patches that it was hard to pick just one! Since there were so many great patches I’ve decided to list my top 2 favorite patches from each folder in the Combinator as this is the powerhouse of this release. Read the rest of this entry »