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lowpryo wrote:
on the other hand, there's something like ProjectSAM which charged $140 for 6 instruments (which might end up as one of my biggest "regrets" if this thing sounds comparable). I wouldn't put these guys in the "taking advantage" pile, but I'm sure they upcharge the Reason market purely because Reason does not have a big marketshare in the DAW world and they need to make a buck off this somehow.

joeyluck wrote:Looks like UJAM helped with these:
http://www.heavyocity.com/Downloads/AEO ... Manual.pdf
Thanks Heavocity and UJAM for bringing us more fun toys!

Mmj85 wrote:Trailing and downloading AEON Organic but does not completely finish Downloading, it stops as 445MB out of 4.3 GB am i doing something wrong? ;( Please Help.
PS: I have fast internet and never had this issue with downloading big files.
Specs:
-MAC OS X Yosemite 10.10.5
-REASON 7.1.2

tibah wrote:I don't want to be THAT guy, but...

Trialing Organic, since I have already enough synth stuff. Seems there is no way to actual combine the source material that those "patches" are made of? I thought you could load switch sounds inside the channels and use the engine to build your custom sounds as well, but it's all fixed by patch?

Despondo wrote:

Noplan wrote:

Despondo wrote:Would be nice to see a video of this in action. Wonder what the back looks like? I'd like to trial, but would be nice to see it in actual use first before trialing.

aeon.jpg

Thanks for posting....About what I expected! LOL!

esselfortium wrote:I'm trying to trial this, but the authorizer is instantly reporting "Download failed. Please check your internet connection and available disk space and try again." before anything even starts. I'm not low on disk space, at all...

tibah wrote:It seems there are 100 sounds, wrapped into roughly 30 patches, but some of them are layers of the sounds, that you can mix, modifier or solo/mute, so there is a way to access them, but there is no way to combine them individually. Unless I'm missing something (checked the manual).

Marc64 wrote:

esselfortium wrote:I'm trying to trial this, but the authorizer is instantly reporting "Download failed. Please check your internet connection and available disk space and try again." before anything even starts. I'm not low on disk space, at all...

Updated authorizer? migth help...
https://www.propellerheads.se/support/u ... -download/

Marc64 wrote:

tibah wrote:It seems there are 100 sounds, wrapped into roughly 30 patches, but some of them are layers of the sounds, that you can mix, modifier or solo/mute, so there is a way to access them, but there is no way to combine them individually. Unless I'm missing something (checked the manual).

Maybe with a combinator? or it might be much cpu usage?

tibah wrote:Seems some people have issues with the larger download. I used to have that as well, many moons ago, with ReTron. Always download fails. Even back then I had to use a download manager to get Reason Essentials downloaded, so it would resume the download once it fails. Now everything smooth with this download and I guess PH will always say "check your internet". Maybe a resume feature for the authorizer/download process would be a nice addition.

Nirude wrote:If the makers of AEON are online, I have a message for them:
Standing ovations for the UI.

sinnerfire wrote: We need more developers in the shop like these incredibly good looking chaps.

PurpleMonkeyDishes wrote:

Nirude wrote:If the makers of AEON are online, I have a message for them:
Standing ovations for the UI.

Ujam, The people who write the SDK for building RE's had a special role in this one, Emulating their Kontakt UI's must have been an essential contract maker...

Product Concept and Design: Heavyocity Media - Dave Fraser, Neil Goldberg, Ari Winters, Adam
Hanley

Content Creation: Heavyocity Media - Neil Goldberg, Dave Fraser, Ari Winters, George Valavanis,
Ryan Mallen, Luis D’elias

IDT Programming: Adam Hanley

Rack Extension Development: UJAM

Recording Studios:
Heavyocity Studios - Engineers: Neil Goldberg, Dave Fraser, Ari Winters
The Bunker Studio - Engineers: Jonathan Davis, Aaron Nevezie, Jamie Welty
Brick Hill - Engineer: Jon Evans

Performers: Heavyocity

Additional Performers:
Jon Evans - Wurlitzer, B3 Organ, Upright bass, Fretless bass, Bowed vibes, Dobro, Banjo
Carla Kihlstedt - Violin 1, 2 & Viola
Elizabeth Schultze - Cello
Jonathan Davis - Bowed Bass
Alix Raspe - Harpist
Jon Schwarz - Trombone

Editing: Heavyocity, Justin Wasack, Jon Schwarz, Jon Evans

Strategic Planning: Evan Goldberg-Garrison Street Partners

Artwork: Shaun Ellwood, Dave Fraser, Dante Ferrarini