VST3 should let us use other DAWs inside Reason?

[Heigen5]

Or? What kind of the DAWs are also VST3's?

[avasopht]

FlStudio is available as vst2.

[DaveyG]

FL Studio is the only one I can think of. The plugin is the full DAW so you can load a full FL Studio project into the plugin version. So it's similar to using Rewire but all your stuff is loaded in one go rather than having to load two separate projects.

[avasopht]

There's also Maschine if you consider it to be a DAW

[crimsonwarlock]

There's also Maschine if you consider it to be a DAW

And it is also VST2 and runs without problems inside Reason, at least on my setup.

[chimp_spanner]

There's also Maschine if you consider it to be a DAW

And it is also VST2 and runs without problems inside Reason, at least on my setup.

Yeah I run Maschine in this way sometimes, although really just like a hardware groovebox. When I do something I like I just click and drag it onto the timeline to render it and mute or delete the Maschine Studio plugin. I know it is possible to run them more tightly sync'd together, like you can send pattern/scene changes over MIDI and stuff. But it's kinda fiddly to set up.

[Marc64]

Wonder what happends if Reason loads Reason vst when vst3 comes

[kitekrazy]

Anyone remember EnergyXT?

[reusenoise]

Renoise Redux a kind of tracker

[crimsonwarlock]

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ooooh.... I clicked your soundcloud link and the top track is a Ragnarok track from the OSC, great to hear that again

[Heigen5]

Ok cool, FL Studio, Maschine and EnergyXT. I know FL Studio from back of the days, when it still was named as Fruity Loops 3. I did about 12 tracks with it, before I bought off Reason 2.0.
Maschine, I've heard about it, but know nothing about it yet.
EnergyXT, I actually had a license for it, but I lost my keygen for it.

Anyhow, I might be interested into the FL Studio the most atm. It might be cool combination and well, as you might know, they have lifetime free updates after you've bought it off.
Well yeah, part of me kinda wouldn't need this at all, but ... lets see ...

Right now I'm trying out RRP inside Reaper. Reaper actually is a very user-friendly DAW. Simple and clean looking GUI. Not over-crowded and logical.