Hello, chaps. Much of this album was recorded in Reason (using Radical Keys, the Jiggery Pokery Organs, Thor, and Blamsoft's Viking synth). It was then bounced to the wobbly world of analogue tape before being mastered in Logic. Hope you enjoy it. Best, Klaus. https://klausmorlock.bandcamp.com/album...

"Are you really need all this sequencer features?" No.

"Are you really need this supa-drupa browser's functions?" I just don't want to lose browsing focus in the way that I do in Reason.

"Are you really need all this VSTs?" Yes.

Kind words, sir. You're 100% correct.

Cheers,
Klaus

Nothing personal, honest. I'm just an old man looking for a better workflow.

Best,
Klaus

Thanks, Marcus. Some great points here. Dave told me that an RE VSM had been built and was ready to go, but SDK limitations meant that it didn't perform as elegantly as he and Chris Macleod wanted. Dave was genuinely disappointed that these changes hadn't been made, and not having a clue about codin...

Hi Folks. I thought I'd share my reflections on what has prompted me to switch to Logic as my primary DAW. I don't wish to be negative: merely to provide some food for thought as to where Reason is headed. My reasons for switching, in order of importance, can be summarized as follows: 1. Available P...

This device is fantastic. Very subtle and musical.

I think it's worth it for the harpsichord, celesta, harp, and percussion.

I'm trailing this at the moment. What does it offer that The Echo doesn't?

Brilliant. Thank you again.

Thank you so much! How do I access the device?

Wow, what an amazingly smooth, creamy, and rich filter. By the way, I AB'd it with Thor's own ladder filter, and while Primal Audio's device is certainly superior, the Thor filter is very good. Thor really does offer massive bang for the CPU buck.

Interesting synth, and one of the few demo tracks that actually stands up as a piece of music you'd want to hear again. Really looking forward to this.

Boo.

Is there really a Satin RE in the works?

I currently prefer Trident over the MP5 on the master bus. Easier to dial in, and more satisfying to my ears. For notching and fine adjustments, however, nothing beats the Synapse GQ.

JP's organs are miraculous.

Bou: My sign-in name is BillyKodak.

Hi, Bou. My PH username is Klaus-Morlock. Again, apologies for my tone. I appreciate that you're a busy man, and it's great that you want to get things right. I have all of your REs, and they're first-rate. Cheers, Klaus.

Thanks for your response, Lizard, and apologies if my tone is harsh. I just want this thing sooooo much.

Look, I love the guy's stuff, and I've bought all of it, so I have no axe to grind. But your logic is bizarrely convoluted, invoking as it does the use of time-travel. I'll rephrase: it would be helpful if developers would only trail a project when they're definitely just about to release it. Otherw...

By all means announce the impending arrival of a device. I don't understand your point.

This thing looked amazing, but never emerged. Would it be an idea for developers not to trail stuff that never appears?

In contrast to others, I feel the mixer is a waste of space (I hardly ever need to adjust it except for Sub Osc level on occasion) Hmm. I find myself tweaking these sliders quite a bit, and love the feel of dialing in the sub oscillators. Mind you, I'd never refer to myself as a serious programmer:...

By way of explanation: I was a Reason user from versions 1-3, and absolutely loved it. But after a while I started yearning for audio tracks, and for a slightly wider range of synthesizers. So, around 2005 or so I switched to Cubase, and still make occasional use of the DAW to this day. But three th...