Pulsar LGM-1 from Propellerhead is a rack extension for Reason that is designed to be a modulation powerhouse with two independent LFOs capable of generating lush evolving pads to the grittiest of wobble basses. Each LFO rate can be modulated and controlled from a MIDI keyboard, allowing for Pulsar to be used as a two-oscillator monosynth. As with all Reason instruments and effects, Pulsar offers comprehensive patching on the rear of the unit allowing for even greater flexibility.

Two Independent LFOs    Slow Modulations to Audio-Frequency Rate    Shuffle Adds Rhythmic Variations    Lag Smooths Out Sharp Waveforms    Phase Control Offsets LFO Waveform    Keyboard Follow    Rack Extension for Reason 6.5 or Later    Works with Reason Essential 1.5 or Later

• Turn up the Shuffle parameter to introduce some irregularity to your modulation.
• Smooth out sharp waveforms using Lag
• Go all out and let LFO2 trigger the built-in envelope. With the LFO 2 Trig button on, the Envelope is automatically synced by the LFO 2 signal. This means that every time LFO 2 begins a new cycle, the envelope is triggered
• When the rate is turned up, Pulsar transforms from low-frequency oscillator to high-powered synth with plenty of character. The LFO waveforms in combination with lag and shuffle bring tons of tones—edgy and noisy

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. if just powered without camera cable will it display anything?

A: No. It will just be a black screen. You could still switch to the scopes using the software and then it would show them.

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

A: It's a focusing aid for observation.

Q: 3. Can I send 2 independent pictures, and have the waveforms display *over each picture* (rather than on a separate monitor), just to confirm the 2 sources are receiving audio from the source?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design SmartScope Duo 4K Rack-Mounted Dual 6G-SDI Monitors (B&H# BLSSD42) allows for two individual video sources. It's not possible to have them showing with the video showing behind them, however.

Q: 4. Do the outputs strictly loop-out unaltered video, or can you use outputs to view waveform and scope on a larger monitor?

A: The Blackmagic Design SmartScope Duo 4K Rack-Mounted Dual 6G-SDI Monitors outputs are a loop out of the inputs, nothing is altered.

Q: 5. Hi, The monitor itself is 4K or the screen is HD?

A: I believe the monitors accept 4k but down res it to the screen resolution which is more like hd.

Q: 6. what is the diameter of this tube?

A: ask MFR

Q: 7. Can this support a 12G-SDI input? If not, which BMD 2-Screen Monitor can, and will it ship to Canada for free over $99?

A: To answer your shipping question, this does qualify for free Purolator Shipping to Canada. To check if an item is eligible for free shipping you simply need to add it to your cart and then go to it. Once you are on the cart page you'll be able to select Canada and the Province from the drop down menus to see your shipping options.

Q: 8. The SmartScope work on windows and mac?

A: Blackmagic Design SmartScope Duo 4K Rack-Mounted Dual 6G-SDI Monitors these are designed to be connected to a network, not directly connected to computers. If connected together on a network both Mac an Windows can control them.

Q: 9. Will this work with Sony Trimaster HDR signal?

A: The Blackmagic Design SmartScope Duo 4K Rack-Mounted Dual 6G-SDI Monitors has a 6G input that would work with SDI 4k UHD resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 at 30p.

Q: 10. can i use this as my source & program monitors while editing in premiere?

A: Yes, this monitor can be used with any source through SDI, but I would not recommend using it to edit as it is quite small.