I'm not sure why some think this really stands out. I can still load old projects in Bandlab that were made in Sonar 2 and Gigastudio.

The sub pandemic is annoying. Few people are aware that most developers have offed them but they are not pushed heavily.

If you are on a Windows system and the whole world went sub there's plenty of older software that still works.

K.Markov wrote: ↑

14 Jun 2022

dvdrtldg wrote: ↑

14 Jun 2022

There is if you spend time around the back of the rack patching CV cables. The whole process is better integrated & more streamlined with REs than with VSTs

not really. did you try SnapHeap?

Not only that but their VSTs are version 2.

On the other hand, this offer should have been active during the whole May Madness period. Probably not enough people fell for the "We raise the price first and than offer a discount above the original price", so they are lowering it even further to get at least some income. The way the economy is ...

Hopefully they don't announce R13 two weeks later. That would irritate some.

I have everything in VST. Is there really a point in getting the RE versions?

Anyone remember EnergyXT?

At home, I find M1 compatibility more important than VST 3 format _ I can't think of a single VST3-only plugin that I have to that I want. I might be in the minority here. I've been only installing VST3 because having both takes longer on plugin scans and adds up in plugin menus. Most often virtual...

See post above. Like I said, nothing specific, but enhancements is plural, so more than one... Where did you dig that out from? The only info I've seen has basically said R12 is not getting anything worth buying - definitely not pre price increases let alone post. I'm holding out hope for the next ...

I'm doing a VST3 makeover. Not every synth is vst3. I guess Sylenth will never be. So far Spire and Serum are not vst3. I'm starting to remove vsts I never use. Of all the DAWs I have Reason's browser is like it's website with the over abundance o VSTs and REs.

Its basically a enevelope pitched sine wave. Not sure why ppl rave all over it... Sure, you can post process and do all kind of magic, but tis is the case with everything. From my POV, just make your own 808 with nearly every synth and tweak it to your taste and needs. Or go, and buy a full blown V...

DaveyG wrote: ↑

28 May 2022

The reason most of them don't tell you how they recorded and processed the sounds is because they have just taken someone else's sample or VST output and tweaked it a bit.

That's part of the royalty free agreement for many libraries.

A new Roadmap, this time with a little more abstract timeframes. It appears that M1 has been pushed out and we should not expect DAW workflow / sequencer improvements this year. https://reasonstudios.com/blog/being-proud-of-reason-12-while-moving-on-with-top-priorities/ Anyone in the know about VST...

Billy+ wrote: ↑

07 May 2022

The term swag in English means stolen so I'm hoping to see features stolen from other DAW's added to Reason standalone

They did. It was the subscription.

I think I still have those stickers from the boxed versions.

Making something with it. I don't really use it but I still like it. I collect DAWs.

I bought everything they made before they stopped. Only the Kontakt stuff sits on the drive.

Now it is but its still listed on their page as 299 dollars. Its now free in a bundle of plugin alliance and this offer though https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/shadow_hills_mastering_compressor.html The biggest marketing ploy. We live in an age where plugins are $29 or lower for those wh...

arnigretar wrote: ↑

28 Apr 2022

I have Reason v1 installed and up- and running on my iMac G3. I also have 4 and 5 on one of my windows 7 machines. If you are using Redrum, Subtractor, NN19 and same samples, etc. etc. -- It sounds the same as it does in Reason 12.

I am curious as to why?

If I were a Mac guy I'd just go with Logic. I'd be ditching more than Reason.

...That's a sure way to alienate your customers. :? From my POV there is a scale. The good stuff on the one side, the bad stuff on the other and bugs, especially simple ones which could easily be catched or fixed or are not fixed within reasnable time, are on the bad stuff side. If a dev or company...

Eprom wrote: ↑

19 Apr 2022

orthodox wrote: ↑

17 Apr 2022

As if it could be done any better... People are working hard, doing their best

I am sure they do, but don't release stuff BEFORE it is ready. That's a sure way to alienate your customers.

Holding off a release date a couple times will do that.

I find myself playing games that came out during the XP/W7 era is because they are also better. The worst developers I think are in the gaming industry. I would never let one near the multimedia development. Video games development is much more complex, and they tend to be the best developers. Howe...

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The hardware dongle is dying a slow death or maybe it has. An iLok isn't even necessary. Yamaha discontinued the eLicenser. Offline authorization doesn't seem to be popular among developers. I use to have an iLok, eLicenser, and Ignition Key taking up ports. If you have power failure at home you fi...

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