So what are the first things you did/do with 9.5?
- jetpilot00
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Loaded up Superior Drummer 2, routed all all the mics to individual mix channels and eq'ed, created master mix busses for drums, keys, guitars (vocals to come) and saved the template.
Sat back, grabbed a beer and blew up the mixer and imagined how much I can get accomplished now getting my favorite sounds in my favorite DAW.
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Sat back, grabbed a beer and blew up the mixer and imagined how much I can get accomplished now getting my favorite sounds in my favorite DAW.
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- OldSchoolSkunk
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I've been making some new tracks with the Kontakt 5 player just for fun.. and have a free VST named Cobalt and another Ample Bass P lite II jammin in there. Having fun in Reason with these for now before i take a look at some the big ones.. like Izotopes..
First thing I did was load up Omnisphere 2. However, I'm noticing that (dare I say it) my cracked plugins like Nexus, Massive etc. don't seem to load into Reason 9.5 Does Reason know these are cracked and they won't work? Or am I missing something here? I really wanted to use my beloved Nexus and Massive within Reason and I'm only seeing Omnisphere 2 (which I actually paid for).. This is going to upset many broke musicians if that's the case..
There's no such thing as a cracked plugin disable tool in reason. Are you a new guy?
Cuz if you are, let me explain. [I know I know, learning plugins isn't on your to do list so Ill just resume my sleep]
Vst support, is for vsts.
Minihost modular was before this and is the same thing.
Emi supports vst, aax & au.
Cuz if you are, let me explain. [I know I know, learning plugins isn't on your to do list so Ill just resume my sleep]
Vst support, is for vsts.
Minihost modular was before this and is the same thing.
Emi supports vst, aax & au.
Producer/Programmer.
Reason, FLS and Cubase NFR user.
Reason, FLS and Cubase NFR user.
I don't have 9.5 yet but I do the same as you to master in Ozone 7 Advanced. That'll be pretty convenient to run Ozone within Reason. Looking forward to trying it out myself.aburazaru wrote:This... immediately after spending time to sort out my VST directories and screen shots I loaded up some of my favorites and jammed some FabFilter stuff along with Ozone in the master channel. I used to export to .wav and finish in Ozone standalone, and now... it's right in the rack! SO GOOD and ran flawlessly! After that, I fired up some of the tracks from the "build me" folder, haha. Serum and Kontakt are running hard!
Relax. Listen to some music.
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I can make lot of sense if I wanna to. I know where I've been wrong in the past (about Reason sound).Gorgon wrote:I must congratulate you Heikki, finally a topic with a question from you that makes sense.deepndark wrote:I'm working with my old songs once again and trying to make them as perfect as I can. Cockos multiband compressor (which everone should get as it's free and sounds great) is in my mastering chain. You?
Chained the VSTs I often wished were available to use in Reason (Diva, Pro-R, EchoBoy, etc.) to all the modules and REs I often wished were available as VSTs (Expanse, RV7000, Steerpike BBD Delay, etc.).
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Just did a couple of songs using East West play.
Eagerly expecting for multi midi channels as the big orchestra patches will benefit a lot from this...
Eagerly expecting for multi midi channels as the big orchestra patches will benefit a lot from this...
Downloading and testing trillions of free VSTs that took a lot of hours. Than uninstalled all VSTs that crashed within 1 minute. Than tried and uninstalled all sh!t, that produces crap, unusable, bad GUIs, bad workflow and so on... Got nuts to make patches and banks work - uninstalled.
Than i noticed the better non-phasing sounds, when using parallel fx and smiled
Than i noticed the better non-phasing sounds, when using parallel fx and smiled
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Hello again my Podfarm and Reaktor, good bye Reaper, I can play with windcontroller and use Superior without out from Reason now.So what are the first things you did/do with 9.5?
I swear that Ozone now has the Reason sound never heard it when using it standalone, always was able to remove the Reason sound out of my tracks with it in standaloneGorgon wrote:LOL!gullum wrote:I loaded a song I'm working on and it sounds exactly the same as yesterday
Does it have the Reason sound? I swear I could hear the Reason sound in Reaktor now.
I started out with some free top ten VSTi like Synth1, OB-Xd etc, and soon appreciated the consistent installation process and UI behaviour of Rack Extensions
I'm going to holidays on sunday with my laptop. Will stay on 9.2 because i don't want to run into some unexpected stuff when far away from the internet . When i come back i'll upgrade to 9.5 and start mixing the tracks i did on holidays. After that i might run reactor because i believe i have an installer lying arround on some external backup hdd.
Started replacing my violin sounds in older songs with String libraries from Spitfire Audio, East/West, E-instrumnets & Garritan PSO.
Spitfire Audio + Reason = Awesome.
Spitfire Audio + Reason = Awesome.
Reason, Nuendo, Studio One
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Uninstalled Reaper was one of the first things I did. I've got the Arturia V Collection demos, which run for 20 minutes before disabling. Some of them are a little crackly (the piano ones mostly.) Love how I can bounce in place before the demo time runs out. Also got lots of the popular free VSTs like Synth1 and Dexed going. The added VST support is what pushed me over the edge to upgrade, and I'm looking forward to exploring the other features of R9.
I hope that too ... Bitwig can handle 32 and 64 bit VSTs in a sandbox so when a VST crashes the DAW doesn't crash too ... I thought Props did it the same way but so far I had 2 VSTs crashing and Reason crashing too without a chance to save the song ... I think VST sandboxing is a must for a DAW in terms of stability.Iapetus 9 wrote:Opened Guitar Rig...cried a little at the perfect integration...looking into buying Jbridge. I hope the Pheads can can implement a good bridge of their own. This is a worthy update. Cheers!
They hit the nail on the head with the whole "this is one of the few daws that gets me going for music production" attitude.
Studio One.
Reason.
Reaper.
Caustic.
Protools.
Their workflows inspire daily. integrating a second plugin format into the rack was overkill.
Studio One.
Reason.
Reaper.
Caustic.
Protools.
Their workflows inspire daily. integrating a second plugin format into the rack was overkill.
Producer/Programmer.
Reason, FLS and Cubase NFR user.
Reason, FLS and Cubase NFR user.
It's a requirement with 9.5 that all VSTs conform to the Reason Sound standard now. Once you load the VST in Reason, it will forever embed the "Reason Sound" deep into the audio engine, even allowing you to achieve the Reason Sound when you run that VST on another Host. It's pretty incredible technology really, and will really help spread the Reason Sound around the world!samp wrote:gullum wrote:I swear that Ozone now has the Reason sound never heard it when using it standalone, always was able to remove the Reason sound out of my tracks with it in standaloneGorgon wrote:LOL!gullum wrote:I loaded a song I'm working on and it sounds exactly the same as yesterday
Does it have the Reason sound? I swear I could hear the Reason sound in Reaktor now.
I agree.
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- Last Alternative
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Turned on delay compensation! Not really a VST guy really. Or yet, anyway.
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Same. And the MiniNova plugin.Stodge wrote: Shamefully I ran NI Massive in Reason
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