Adding VST's is obviously a must it just happened about ten years too late. What I "wish" is that Propellerheads would start taking software development more seriously. Reason is about half finished and it seems there is no sense of urgency surrounding its completion. There are basic gaping holes i...

I will play around some more when I get home form work. Thanks for your help.

Plus it feels ridiculous loading up a giant device just to get a little tick-tock.

I tried Pulsar. It "sort of" works, but it sounds off. Plus, you can't vary the pulse width with Pulsar, so the "width" of the notes is not immediately changeable in Step. There is a Width input in Step, and I tried connecting a variable CV source to it while driving the clock with Pulsar, but it st...

One thing I would note however, is that Reason now desperately needs the ability for users to set up their own device menus, particularly to hide unneeded devices, and allow sorting by type rather than dev (as a Dev, sorting by Dev is f***ing cool, but as a user it's f***ing thick), including the a...

By "external" clock, I meant something other than Reason's own internal clock. Another RE, for instance, that outputs a clock-like signal with which I can drive the Step Note Recorder. Does that make sense?

Since VST support was added, the following has occurred:

• I gained five pounds
• Two of our three cats started peeing on the carpet again
• A mouse took up residence, and then died in the guts of our refrigerator
• I am hearing the voices again.

Other than that, it has been A-OK.

I’m not sure I can even word this in an understandable way, but I need an external clock to fire step sequencers. As I have written before, I am attempting to use Reason as if it were a modular set up. I am not using Reason’s Sequencer. I am simply twiddling knobs in a “live” sort of way, and occasi...

I've installed yesterday and use it now for few hours on Reason 9.5.1d19 If I load old RNS Songfile...and got pops & cracks. G Data Today's Message Datei: C:\Program Files\FocusriteUSB\ASIO Control Panel.exe Virus: Gen:Variant.Razy.211752 (Engine A) Engines: Engine A: AVA 25.13561, Engine B: GD 25....

I stopped using the 2i2 some time ago because the driver would occasionally blue screen my machine (win 7 at the time). But now I wish to set it up on another computer running Win 10. If nothing else, this 2nd generation driver is a few years newer, and one would hope, more "compatible." It will be ...

4filegate wrote: ↑

25 Jul 2017

jonheal wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2017

Has anyone tried this? I don't want to be a guinea pig.

... I love you too.

Sorry. I'm already married.

In addition to Attenuation's endorsement, I had also peviously written Focusrite support. They replied yesterday saying, "yes, it will work fine."

Rectro wrote: ↑

25 Jul 2017

Thanks.

I noticed in a few videos that my Novation sl mk2 keyboard is used to control this synth, I hope that there isnt any limitations that me using Reason may stop this from working such as there being no automap if it needs it?

Dan

I don't know if I would count on that working in Reason.

Mr. Captain Black, Sarcasm aside (because yes, it is annoying — and obnoxious), it sounds like you have an Ignition Key, so perhaps you could deauthorize Reason on your Ignition Key, and then reauthorize it on your main computer. And then plug your Ignition Key into the laptop and authorize Record t...

Aghhh!!!!

It won't be long before there is a plugin for that; f-ing AI.

OK!

Has anyone tried this? I don't want to be a guinea pig.

Well the one of the DJs or Beatmakers or Jag-offs or whatever you want to call them, was smoking dope like it was going out of style, and hash-tagging "ImWithTheSmoke" constantly. So obviously dope smoking is a cultural aspect of this genre that should be considered. After listening to the music an...

Reading the Fantastic Manual or not, it remains a pretty mysterious device to me and I have an almost impossible time programming in predictable results. "Rolling the dice" does quickly build interesting and usable rhythms, but that takes the intellectual fun out of it for me. I'm afraid Rob Buse h...

Meanwhile in Sweden, the Props are still on vacation. :x ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apple today updated its professional audio editing software Logic Pro X to version 10.3.2, introducing bug fixes, performance improvements, a...

AttenuationHz wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2017

gak wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2017

Back to the OP's comments, it's not very good, but it is at other things.

It's absolutely brilliant at eating RAM! 1.83GB
Opera RAM.JPG

Do you have a million tabs open? Chromie will do the same thing with a bunch of tabs open. Although Chrome is a little less hungry per process.

Reading the Fantastic Manual or not, it remains a pretty mysterious device to me and I have an almost impossible time programming in predictable results. "Rolling the dice" does quickly build interesting and usable rhythms, but that takes the intellectual fun out of it for me. I'm afraid Rob Buse ha...

There is a cost in performance, yes?

gak wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2017

Honestly, I wish the nukes would come.

I don't know ... one nuke can ruin your whole day.