I wish there was a 'high quality' setting on the internal synths. I can't prove this, and I'm just using my ears to compare them to other synths, but I think Thor and the other stock synths have some sort of accuracy parameter set to the lowest possible cpu friendly quality setting. Somewhat like h...

EQ cut around 400hz to get rid of the body.

I think Reason is currently limited to 30fps - and it shows in the spectrum analyzer as well as in the rack. Especially now that we have VST's that aren't limited in framerate. A jump to 60 would be a step in the right direction.

... you may want to check out Mr. Sponge

BRIGGS wrote: ↑

20 Feb 2018

Muting tracks in the sequencer has the same effect, yes?

I know, after I bounce to audio, the original track is muted and not using dsp.

That's the way it (should) work for RE's and stock devices, but apparently, it doesn't work correctly for VST's.

It's likely there are very good reasons for the questions being asked. Also, it's common for surveys like these to make little sense to the people being asked. There is actually a third possible result, that baffles me to this day and I while I forget the agency I was working for (literally my firs...

EnochLight wrote: ↑

23 Jan 2018

Exowildebeest wrote: ↑

23 Jan 2018

I have one criticism though: the name. American spelling... and it's a bit... generic?

Naaaa - it's just the correct way to spell it..



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You mean courrect

Now that's an EQ that's more than just its curves

Exciting!

I have one criticism though: the name. American spelling... and it's a bit... generic?

It'll run Reason just fine, it seems to be a nice small form factor PC. However it's average to poor value (the processor is two generations old) and worst of all: it doesn't have an SSD. At least try to find something with an SSD!

I don't know how this works on Macs, but there might be a power management option (like in Windows) that regulates the minimum and maximum CPU power states. It's important to set both of these to 100%. I suspect most laptops are configured to save as much energy as possible, and have these options s...

Ernst is know for saying a lot of things which are then ripped and turned upside down later. He is? Can you give an example? Asking for a friend. Please stop overusing that expression. Asking for a friend who's holding my beer. :evil: :P But nowadays with IRs it's even better. Reverb never sounded ...

esselfortium wrote: ↑

08 Jan 2018

Exowildebeest wrote: ↑

08 Jan 2018

A partnership with an amp sim developer, what could go wrong, it went so well last time

It's just a VST that's free this month if you want it. Nothing bundled with Reason, just a promo code for a free download.

I know, I was just teasing

RIP Line6

A partnership with an amp sim developer, what could go wrong, it went so well last time

Can't I just not update windows and keep the same performance? I'm not concerned with any security flaws. I'm a nobody :P Not really, unless you disconnect your Windows pc from the internet forever from now on. This update is going to be pushed down everyone's throat hard. It's amusing to think abo...

Tumble wrote: ↑

04 Jan 2018

Here is another benchmark (not mine) - It's pre-Skylake (Haswell) which is said to suffer more from this.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/c ... 2_i74790k/

JPEG, Canny, PDF - same areas affected on my 8700k, but yeah probably somewhat less harshly.

Here's my Geekbench benchmarks for 8700k on Win10: Before patch: Single-core - 6092 Multi-core - 27336 After patch: Single-core - 6057 Multi-core - 27120 There seems to be some loss of performance in this benchmark test, but not much. It remains unclear how audio workloads/Reason are affected. Audio...

Maybe there's a difference in how popular this track was in Europe vs. North America. You'd hear this track constantly on the radio in the Netherlands back in the day, an era when "EDM" wasn't a thing yet in the rest of the world.

I missed this feature too - it's very useful for percussion sounds to be able to set the phase to a "clicky" part of the waveform.

It's incredibly useful for keeping track of levels anywhere in your chain. It changed my mixing completely, for the better.

1080p screen and the resolution is set correctly. Scaling shouldn't be needed. And it isn't post-GPU because I can screenshot it. Everything else displays fine (so far), so it's probably down to something oddly specific related to how Reason's Combinator gets its font. And this is all on a very fre...

1080p screen and the resolution is set correctly. Scaling shouldn't be needed. And it isn't post-GPU because I can screenshot it. Everything else displays fine (so far), so it's probably down to something oddly specific related to how Reason's Combinator gets its font. And this is all on a very fres...

Well, I found the Font settings in the Control Panel and ran the ClearType calibration, but it didn't help

Could I be missing a specific font?

Such a weird issue :/

I've been taking random youtube videos, old nature programs, space programs, computer shows from the 80s, etc. I have a script that chops them up into 3-5 second snippits and normalizes the volume. I've been using those as source material for grain with some procedurally generated patches. I genera...

Just moved to a new PC and to Windows 10. Everything seems to be working fine except for the Combinator labels :? This is how it's supposed to look (screenshot from the web) and how it looked for me on Win7: https://i.imgur.com/AYkx3KW.jpg This is how it looks now: https://i.imgur.com/ntqsJ0g.jpg Ob...