I only use parsec for vocoding tbh. As a synth its not too great, but I would buy it again just as a vocoder. Used it a bunch for random bass destruction in the drops (i cant remember everything I used it on) in the song in my signature.

in summary, buy it

thanks for listening

My nostromo challenge entry so far. Drank a lot of coffee, stayed up all night.

Here's my entry so far. Having a blast.

Hi vhs. Still in beta. I'm in the last stages of fixing an aliasing issue. I'll be performing a regression test of the synth before getting the beta testers back on. Apologies for the delay. Because regression testing is going to occur I also thought about adding 1 or 2 enhancement requests that ca...

Is this pending approval or still in beta?

...got my money all ready to go...

Pulverizer is my go to creative compressor, its honestly one of Reasons secret weapons IMO.

mclass for boring stuff

Have not checked this in a bit, thanks for the feedback guys!!
I wonder if anyone would be willing to let me try my hand at remixing a track of theirs? PM if anyone is interested

Its good, crisp and clean sounding, the synths all sit well together. I must say I agree, there isn't quite enough happening, maybe just chop up that typical psy bassline to add some variation or maybe some destroyed vocal sample. Some more sub bass would also elevate this a lot. Super solid job and...

Thank you for the answers!
I was really hoping for Harmor-esque additive resampling in reason. Luckily, I own Harmor, so totally different is also enticing. =)

I am very curious about "sample loading" as it has a mono resynthesize input. Does this buffer reset when I close the song? Will the buffer remain in saved patches? Or is it more a vocoder a la parsec? Or is that a separate vocoder input and you can, in fact, also load sounds through a menu? Ill fin...

Appreciate the feedback guys! I do have bitspeek (got it in the May discount) but haven't messed with it much. I personally feel that with enough know-how, Reason would be the ideal platform for this type of production even though it's not specifically designed for it. I do feel I've a LOT to learn...

gave it about 3 minutes with a very low quality vocal sample, idk how close i really got but maybe its a start for you.


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Thanks for listening. I know this one can be hard to get through so I appreciate it!
P.S. i checked out your some of your latest tracks, bloma, and you're awesome. Strange, interesting, otherworldly. I enjoyed it.

Nice work. Both songs are atmospheric and sound great. I didn't really notice the highs others spoke of but I may be slightly deaf at this point=). I would say, IMO, they are too long and they seem to flounder around a bit. good job, i look forward to future uploads.

This sounds fantastic and is much more feature rich than I would have expected. If it weren't for reason 9 coming soon I would probably pick this up today. Any chance for a song contest?

That was a lot of fun, and now I've got the chorus stuck in my head.

Sounds great, but yeah, tighten up the release on the sidechain maybe. I also listened to some of your other tracks and they're all solid. Great work.

What genre would this be?
Any comments or criticisms welcome, thanks for listening.

Thanks for listening! Are you asking about that repetitive vocal-chant-thing or the sound at exactly 2:00? That vocal was chopped, stretched and passed through a pulverizer. Liberal squash and dirt, plus 34.5hz sine wave modulating level and spread. The sound at exactly 2:00 is actually a resynthesi...

Just trying different things, thank you for listening, ill try to return the favor.

That was great!! Impressed the hell out of me to be honest.

first try at festival/dubstep styles. soundcloud made it sound worse, but id still love any critical comments or general advice. Rip it to shreds. Thanks in advance to anyone who listens.

Ah, ok. The signal path IS the knob. Each filter has an FM knob and an FM source selector(lfo1 or lfo2), independent of the trans-mod system.

edit: The independent FM knobs are between the freq and res knobs on either filter. The FM LFO switches are next to the filter Mode knobs.