Generative tools for Reason. Built for the curious.

LooLoo Mini is a 2U stereo looper built to be played, not just set. Record a tempo-synced loop, then reshape it as it runs: a movable window onto the recording, a dedicated stutter section, a spring-loaded speed-bend wheel, plus pitch shift, decay and an external FX send/return. Overdub layering and three loop modes cover the classic looping workflow; full CV in and out ties the loop into the rest of your rack.

The first device in the LooLoo family — Doodov's loopers, all built on the same live-record-into-buffer engine.

The SW4-C is a 4-way switch aimed at real-time performance and "Kontrolled generative" music. Three CV inputs route to one of four output sets, sequentially or by weighted-random choice. Front panel and CV-mod control over per-channel weights, repeats, and gate behaviour. Designed to sit at the heart of complex generative setups in Reason.

Also useful as an 8-knob, 8-button mini-controller for any Combinator-driven patch.

Eight independent CV channels, each holding its own random value until the next gate arrives. Connect any gate source — a step sequencer, a clock divider, a drum track — and each rising edge generates a new random value on that channel, scaled by the Rnd knob and shifted by the Offset knob.

Two passive 1-to-4 CV splitters on the back panel let you route any signal to four destinations without extra devices. No transport lock, no sequencer to configure — gates in, random CV out.