'Tis the season for Reason Sale 2021

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21 Dec 2021

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/deals/

Some good deals. Tribute and Oberon are a steal. The other stuff from Zvork is also worth checking out and also a bundle available.

If you buy Snakebite, you can also use my great Filter Combi2 (caught, caught :-D)

Happy shopping.
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22 Dec 2021

I just picked up Oberon. It definitely brings some 'other' sounds to my rack.

Synapse RE-160 is also a must-get at the current price (I already had it). Also, I'm waiting a long time for a sale on Buffre, but I think I'm getting BeatChop now :puf_smile:
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22 Dec 2021

Why no Jiggery pokery sale? :(

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22 Dec 2021

crimsonwarlock wrote:
22 Dec 2021
I just picked up Oberon. It definitely brings some 'other' sounds to my rack.

Synapse RE-160 is also a must-get at the current price (I already had it). Also, I'm waiting a long time for a sale on Buffre, but I think I'm getting BeatChop now :puf_smile:
I’ve never seen a Peff RE on sale. Beatchop is pretty cool. What’s so special about RE-160 over all the other hundreds of compressors?
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MrFigg wrote:
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I’ve never seen a Peff RE on sale. Beatchop is pretty cool. What’s so special about RE-160 over all the other hundreds of compressors?
Haven't seen it on sale either before. That you like BeatChop was already clear to me, I found some old messages where you mention it (as I was searching the forum for info on BeatChop). As for RE-160, afaik it's the only DBX-style compressor available as RE.
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22 Dec 2021

crimsonwarlock wrote:
22 Dec 2021
MrFigg wrote:
22 Dec 2021
I’ve never seen a Peff RE on sale. Beatchop is pretty cool. What’s so special about RE-160 over all the other hundreds of compressors?
Haven't seen it on sale either before. That you like BeatChop was already clear to me, I found some old messages where you mention it (as I was searching the forum for info on BeatChop). As for RE-160, afaik it's the only DBX-style compressor available as RE.
Hahaha. I’ll need to look for those posts myself. :)
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crimsonwarlock wrote:
22 Dec 2021
As for RE-160, afaik it's the only DBX-style compressor available as RE.
What is the DBX style?

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22 Dec 2021

The dbx 160 is a Voltage Controlled Amplifier compressor that uses a transformerless, solid-state design that has endured for decades. The program-dependent compression, combined with multiple gain stage components, creates a sound that is uniquely its own.

Says the internet.

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I've used dbx 160a on dialogue for years and it was ok. But dbx 160 is the compressor that's important for the subject, I think. Great for parallel smashing and whenever you need a very fast attack and release times. Because 160 is fast.
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Mataya wrote:
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Because 160 is fast.
Yep. Works nicely on drums. It also has been used a lot as the fast compressor that paired with a slower compressor (mostly a LA2A) in serial creates a well-known vocal chain trick that gives very smooth compression.
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I owned a 160 for many years and was happy with it but it's nothing special by modern standards. I sold it and have no regrets. YMMV.

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So many great deals! I'll wait right here while Reason Studios thanks the third party devs for keeping many of us interested in Reason :P

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joeyluck wrote:
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So many great deals! I'll wait right here while Reason Studios thanks the third party devs for keeping many of us interested in Reason :P
YES!!!!!!! 💥
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22 Dec 2021

My top picks (just by taking a quick glance):
  • Speo's Strive Creative Filter. Incredibly cool sounding and fun to play with it. Nothing like it! Only $19!
  • UJAM's Virtual Bassist bundle. All 3 Virtual Bassists for just $55! Includes both player and instrument modes. The basslines are catchy and incredibly useful or you can take full control in instrument mode and it has legato samples!
  • Lectric Panda's Fritz. Sonic madness and intelligent random exploration. I have fun and spend a lot of time with this just hitting the random button. Only $15!
  • Speo's Tribute. Released last year and then overhauled just months after in response to user requests. One of my favorite synths for Reason and a very unique sound. 50% off for $25.
  • ANY of the REs by Kilohearts! Very useful tools and all 50% off. My favorites are Disperser, kHs Resonator, kHs Pitch Shifter, kHs Trance Gate, kHs Transient Shaper.
  • McDSP's Futzbox. One of the most valuable sound design tools I own and have used countless times. 75% off for just $19.
  • Retouch Control's Morpher CV Utility. I still wish the Combinator offered an interface like this with an XY pad that targets and controls the macros. It's a little bit of work to get setup with CV, but the programming is clever and the result is great! Only $9!
  • Synapse Audio's Obsession. Certainly one of the best new synths to hit the Reason rack and I believe this winter has been the first time it has gone on sale. Roughly about 22% off for $69.
  • Ekss's ES-01. Still my favorite from Ekssperimental Sounds! Great sounds including the click when you turn it on!
For myself, I'm looking at Rob Papen's Go2. It was a while ago that I tried it (while distracted with other things). I remember liking the patches. For $29, you can't go wrong with any RP synth. I'm also looking at Kuassa's Amplifikation bundle, but might wait until it goes on sale after Lancaster is added to the bundle...

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