Reason Rack Extension

Fury

A monophonic bass instrument for dubstep growls, wobbles, Reese movement, subs, stabs, and pitch drops.

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Fury Reason Rack Extension front panel with oscillator, growl, motion, and output controls

Overview

Fury is a single monophonic DSP engine focused on aggressive electronic bass design: clean subs, detuned Reese motion, formant growl, wobble modulation, distortion, width, and controlled output limiting. Every control is built to be played, automated, and driven from CV rather than set once and left alone.

Sound Engine

Saw, Square, Hybrid, and Growl oscillator shapes feed a sine sub, Reese layer, FM edge, formant filtering, and tone shaping.

Performance Control

Pitch bend, glide, retrigger/legato behavior, and a mod wheel macro make patches brighter, more animated, and more aggressive during live play.

Rack Routing

Rear-panel CV and separated audio taps support layered bass workflows, parallel clean-sub routing, and external texture processing.

Fury front panel controls
Front panel: performance, oscillator, growl, motion, and output shaping.

Front Panel

Fury's front panel is organized around fast bass design. Core controls cover Volume, Glide, Bend, and mono articulation mode. The oscillator area shapes the main tone with Sub, Detune, Reese, FM, and oscillator Shape. Growl, Vowel, Bite, Cutoff, and Res create the vocal and aggressive character.

Motion controls provide Free or BPM-synced wobble timing with selectable LFO shapes and a rate lamp. The output section stages Drive, Fold, Crush, Width, and Limit so patches can move from clean sub weight to sharper distorted bass.

Rear Panel And Routing

The rear panel exposes Note CV and Gate CV inputs along with Wobble, Growl, and Cutoff CV inputs. Each modulation input has a bipolar CV Amount control, so rack patches can scale or invert incoming movement directly on Fury.

Fury also provides LFO, Env, and Gate CV outputs. Audio routing includes the default Main L/R pair plus a mono Sub Out, Body Out L/R for the processed growl body, and Texture Out L/R for Reese side material and high-motion top-end processing.

Fury rear panel CV inputs, CV outputs, and audio routing
Rear panel: CV modulation, clocking, gate, and separated audio outputs.

Sound Design Highlights

Oscillator And Bass

Shape modes, sine sub, Reese amount, detune spread, and FM create everything from clean mono lows to animated neuro-style movement.

Growl And Motion

Formant growl, vowel focus, bite, cutoff, resonance, wobble depth, and BPM/free sync combine for vocal sweeps and rhythmic bass movement.

Output Character

Drive, folding, bit-crush texture, stereo width, and limiting make the instrument useful for both controlled subs and more destructive midrange patches.

Factory Patches

20 factory patches covering Default Growl, Clean Sub, Reese Drag, Quarter Wobble, Riddim Chop, Tearout Scream, Metallic FM, and related bass starting points — tagged for Reason's browser.

Documentation And Support

The full manual covers every front-panel control, rear CV port, and audio tap, plus the parameter interactions, routing setups, and sound design recipes that make the instrument behave.

Fury runs in Reason and the Reason Rack Plugin on Windows and macOS. It will be available from the Reason Shop, where Rack Extensions can be trialed before purchase.

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