Designed to emulate the classic Leslie rotary speaker, Rotor from Propellerhead is a rack extension for Reason capable of creating vibrato, tremolo, and chorus effects from tone-wheel organs. The effect can be used on a variety of instruments including guitars, vocals, keyboards, and drums.

A classic rotary-speaker cabinet features a bass speaker mounted upside down, with a rotating drum placed underneath it. The cabinet also features a treble horn which rotates on a separate axis, in the opposite direction. The drum and horn are driven by separate motors and can run together at two different speeds: Slow (chorale) and Fast (tremolo). Additionally, the rotation can also be stopped so that the drum and horn are completely still. As with all Reason instruments and effects, Polar offers comprehensive patching on the rear of the unit allowing for even greater routing flexibility.

Authentic Emulation of Leslie Speaker    Sound Ramps Up and Down Like Original    Add '60s Flavor to Organ, Guitar, Vocals    Provides Vibrato, Tremolo, & Chorus FX    Syncs with Reason Rack via CV Controls    Includes Combinator Patches for Organ    Guitar, Vocals, Keys and Drums    Rack Extension for Reason 6.5 or Later    Works with Reason Essential 1.5 or Later

• Extremely authentic emulation of a Leslie speaker
• Behaves just like the original. The horn part of the sound ramps up and down faster than the Drum part of the sound due to the inertia
• Rotor turns simple synthesized organs into realistically accurate organ sounds, makes guitars sound interesting, and makes vocals wide and '60s flavored
• Fully integrated with the Reason rack. Sync other Reason devices to Rotor’s rotation speed through CV on the back
• Challenges the physical restrictions of a rotary speaker. The parameters go beyond the real world with horns twice the size and helicopter-like rotation speeds of up to 13.6 Hz
• Includes an organ instrument for Reason's Combinator, and a great set of Rotor and Combinator patches for guitar, vocals, keys and drums

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this cutter have markings for standard US sizes like 8x10, 4x6, etc?

A: There are combination imperial and metric markings.

Q: 2. what is the diameter ? What is its purpose?

A: It's a focusing aid for observation.

Q: 3. Will this cut one or two sheets of copy paper, or it it only intended for thick materials?

A: The Carl Green Machine Professional Rotary Trimmer can cut two sheets of copy paper.

Q: 4. What is the thread pattern?

A: The Explore Scientific Extension Tube for Select Rack & Pinion Focusers (1") has a threading of M54 x 0.75mm.

Q: 5. Can it be used to cut large format sheet film?

A: I would only use it for prints, but technically it could be used for cutting large format film sheets.

Q: 6. Manual

A: A user manual for this product is not yet available on the manufacturer's site, but it is soon to be updated.

Q: 7. Can you cut paper in both directions?

A: With the Carl DC-220 15" Heavy-Duty Rotary Paper Trimmer you can cut paper in both directions.

Q: 8. can it cut 1/2 foam core?

A: This is only good for cutting thinner items like paper or plastic sheets. It should work for thicker paper items but not 1/2 foam core. I use it to cut lighting gel sheets, and it will cut multiple sheets (6 to 8, depending on thickness) in one cut. Might look at matte board cutters...

Q: 9. Can I use it to develop 4x5 film ?

A: The Jobo SilverBase Compact Rotary Film Processor with Tank and Reel Kit can be used to process 4x5 film when used with this optional tank: https://bhpho.to/3ZHRj2S

Q: 10. What is the external diameter of this Extension Tube?

A: That information is not given by Explore Scientific