Rob Papen Blade2 v1.0.0a Incl Cracked and Keygen-R2R

Not included in the eXplorer bundle! Big tx!

Seems to be working fine in Reason 11, and also seems to be pre-activated if you got the eXplorer Bundle installed.

The far future of this concept..

The original BLADE synthesizer released in 2012 had a unique concept in controlling the waveform harmonics (Harmolator) by using an XY pad. On top of that, the XY pad movement could also be recorded, edited, and played back tempo-based.

.. The far future of this concept is a Terahertz synth with all-in-one analog, VA, FM, hybrid-AI etc.. functions with hundreds of oscillators capable of fully sampling then re-modeling of any orchestral instrument and at the same time capable emulating all of the major current analog synths as "retro function". Inputs: Keyboards router, guitar, any currently known digital instrument. All traditional analog, natural wind, etc.. instruments can be recorded, this Thz machine then rebuilds an AI-model of the recorded wind, percussion, or string orchestra instrument and is capable of playing all with natural nuances as if they were played in an orchestra.

This machine looks like a large pillow shaped "soft rubber" mound. When played alone, as a home user musician, you place all your fingers and toes (pedal-tablet combo) on its many control surfaces - all of them serving as Pressure Sensitive, XY pads, with aftertouch and body heat sensor replay.

As a hardware expansion for this far future machine, You can wear a haptic suit, where if you move your head to the beat, you can further generate any patched effect, driving any parameter with any envelope, etc.. You can generate music, while you dance in your haptic suit (a suit of the type that olympic ski jumpers wear ). It follows you can generate music with any movement, also while making love in this haptic suit.

This Terahertz system has very near zero latency and rarely goes over 11% CPU usage at home. 60% if multiple people are providing input to it: an entire crowd playing one such machine sending all their foot-tap / keyboard / guitar / pad / haptic / breath-sensor input all clustered together and sent to various processing parts of just one such machine, during a company-financed crowd performance.