Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 30 Mar 2024
Gonna modulate all those sines and make the audio move
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Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 30 Mar 2024
Finally got Sinesynth, Pistons and Coriolis Force
Gonna modulate all those sines and make the audio move
Gonna modulate all those sines and make the audio move
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 30 Mar 2024
Yes ! But yes… some are too high priced for my wallet : synR and Drumsyn ! Maybe one day…
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 30 Mar 2024
Agreed, Ekks pricing is on the expensive side of things. But some of his stuff is kinda unique. So I always look at sales like this one to see if there are some real bargains to be had. Ouroboros at 109 euros is far too expensive, and at 60 euros on sale it is still not cheap, but it's a fair price for a deeply integrated multi-FX.
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 30 Mar 2024
Hm, Ouroboros should be 49 (USD) normal and 35 on sale..? Do you mean Sadist? That one is 20 modules, that equal only 5 per module normal price or 2,75 on salecrimsonwarlock wrote: ↑30 Mar 2024Agreed, Ekks pricing is on the expensive side of things. But some of his stuff is kinda unique. So I always look at sales like this one to see if there are some real bargains to be had. Ouroboros at 109 euros is far too expensive, and at 60 euros on sale it is still not cheap, but it's a fair price for a deeply integrated multi-FX.
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 30 Mar 2024
I obviously mixed those up, as I got both during this sale. Problem is: You can't see the prices of bought REs while logged in (and I'm always logged in
), and we have that darn euro tax markup. Still, 109 euros for Sadist is steep tmo. Even at the sale price of 60 euros I wouldn't get it, as it is basically 4 FX slots in series. I just grabbed it because it was in the rewards shop and I had a spare 50 euros voucher that I combined with the current sale (and it looks beautiful). To be honest, I didn't even trial it.Ouroboros, on the other hand, has that very specific cascading feedback-loop, which makes it rather unique in what it can do. Although I'm aware that you can patch individual FX in Reason to the same effect (as I said, I did build a combinator that mimics Ouroboros), but it isn't easy. The current sale-price is what I would normally be prepared to pay outside a sale (I tend to buy REs at full price if I think it's worth it).
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 30 Mar 2024
Picked up J Chris Griffin - Studio Piano. It's not a deep discount but it was on my wish-list so..
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
The older I get the more I think I define value after buying a rack extension/vst. It's like I have two stages to buying - the can I afford it/want it stage and then after purchase do I actually use it stage.
Ouroboros has fulfilled both stages as I have used it on every track since I bought it and it's use has been far greater than more expensive purchases in that time.
Its very good and i normally would not recommend something as we all have different tastes but definitely would this re.
Haven't tried sadist as not in a position to buy it so don't want to waste my trial but it sure looks interesting.
Ouroboros has fulfilled both stages as I have used it on every track since I bought it and it's use has been far greater than more expensive purchases in that time.
Its very good and i normally would not recommend something as we all have different tastes but definitely would this re.
Haven't tried sadist as not in a position to buy it so don't want to waste my trial but it sure looks interesting.
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
I bought the 'ouroboros' , the 'mr spring reverb' and 'Plateverb Mechanical Plate Reverb', ridiculous names but yeah, stacking vintage racks like building a time machine 
.. I only wish reverbs in general also had a 'sync' option, and now these will make me calculate the length from things called 'multiplier' or 'scale'
.. I only wish reverbs in general also had a 'sync' option, and now these will make me calculate the length from things called 'multiplier' or 'scale'
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
I have all the EQs I need, but I couldn't resist Red Rock's American Model C, for less than a third of the normal price. I also got PlateVerb, to round out my reverb collection (the last reverb on my wishlist). As I'm starting to use more saturation/distortion lately, I grabbed Sadist (with a voucher) and RPdistort. Together with what I already had, I think I'm sorted in this department as well.
I bought Ouroboros, as it was on my wishlist. I also had to buy Quad-FX for a tenner
Finally, the Robotic Toolbox bundle is a steal for me. I wanted the Time Slider, but for a little more than its regular price, I now have all the goodies
That's it for me for this sale. It coincided with me getting a bit of extra cash available (small inheritance). There are still a few items on my wishlist, but those have to wait for another sale.
I bought Ouroboros, as it was on my wishlist. I also had to buy Quad-FX for a tenner
Finally, the Robotic Toolbox bundle is a steal for me. I wanted the Time Slider, but for a little more than its regular price, I now have all the goodies
That's it for me for this sale. It coincided with me getting a bit of extra cash available (small inheritance). There are still a few items on my wishlist, but those have to wait for another sale.
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
Hmmmm... I am currently watching my cash as coming back to music after 5 years and having a whole bunch of plugins needing paid updates to work on native Apple silicon has kind of killed my wallet.
However is there any RE that can help with auto creation of rhythms where I can use any drum instrument with it? I will be using it in reason plugin mode within pro tools so I'm limited to reason native devices and surprisingly (and excellently), REs. If there's something I will have a look if it's on sale.
Making drum beats is my absolute weakest compositional area and has been for 30 years. When I composed as a duo with someone, he was amazing at that and used to program all our beats from scratch by playing each sound on a keyboard and recording parts till we had the whole rhythm. Not one loop used in any of our stuff pre 2005 but then he got married and had a family and went into the video editing business because he could actually make money from that LOL. I have been on my own since then.
However is there any RE that can help with auto creation of rhythms where I can use any drum instrument with it? I will be using it in reason plugin mode within pro tools so I'm limited to reason native devices and surprisingly (and excellently), REs. If there's something I will have a look if it's on sale.
Making drum beats is my absolute weakest compositional area and has been for 30 years. When I composed as a duo with someone, he was amazing at that and used to program all our beats from scratch by playing each sound on a keyboard and recording parts till we had the whole rhythm. Not one loop used in any of our stuff pre 2005 but then he got married and had a family and went into the video editing business because he could actually make money from that LOL. I have been on my own since then.
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
Did you try BeatMap, it's stock in Reason.
Other options:
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... m-trigger/
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... generator/
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... m-trigger/
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
Definitely getting Synapse Antidote. Can never get enough of high quality synths. Although Arturia’s Analog Lab Pro has been keeping me busy
Gotta see what else makes sense to get in terms of EDM friendly and good mixing tools. I find a lot of the mixing RE’s outdated
Gotta see what else makes sense to get in terms of EDM friendly and good mixing tools. I find a lot of the mixing RE’s outdated
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
How TS-1 Time Slider works to modificate the vibe of several recorded tracks, still not so happy to change the starting points of sampled loops in our rehearsals the last weeks in the sequencer.
100ms looks not so much, how are your experience with TS-1?
100ms looks not so much, how are your experience with TS-1?
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 31 Mar 2024
For micro timing 100ms is well enough. It's quite astonishing how much a few mSec change the vibe of a track, like sliding the drums slightly forward makes it feel more excited, with urge, as opposed sliding it backward infuse a feeling of relaxation, almost sluggy or sloppy. Small changes do make a big difference
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 01 Apr 2024
I said previously the legend might not be worth the 110 Euro with its limited polyphony but I am using the demo and it's outstanding. I just want to correct what I previously said as it's definitely worth it for those who have the cash to spend.
BTW it currently seems to be 99 USD, so I don't know if that's because of the sale, sorry if it's not and I am in the wrong place.
BTW it currently seems to be 99 USD, so I don't know if that's because of the sale, sorry if it's not and I am in the wrong place.
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 01 Apr 2024
Yes but I want something where I can see the sequence, so what I really want is a multi track sequencer with generative abilities or even random rhythm creation per step/sound.crimsonwarlock wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024Did you try BeatMap, it's stock in Reason.
Other options:
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... m-trigger/
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... generator/
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... m-trigger/
I don't really use the Reason stock but I will definitely check the 3 you linked to, thanks!
Edit, the Euclid seems to be definitely what I am after but it seems to only be a single track, wish there was an 8 lane version or something. I guess I'd need to take each cv of the drum sound on a drum synth to a single instance each?
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 01 Apr 2024
Ochen K's Probability Drum Trigger looks great, for some reason I never knew it existed even though I have a bunch of his other REscrimsonwarlock wrote: ↑31 Mar 2024Did you try BeatMap, it's stock in Reason.
Other options:
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... m-trigger/
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... generator/
- https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... m-trigger/
The seed function adds something very cool to the randomness, and the ability to link probability with velocity is a great idea. It's a shame he's not around any more
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 01 Apr 2024
The trick is to generated MIDI from BeatMap, and then edit/chop that for final results. Together with some slight randomizing of the patterns, this has made BeatMap into my default session drummer
Instead you can get the player version (https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... n-rhythms/), where you can simply stack them for the amount of notes. Check this video:
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 01 Apr 2024
too late now, I didn't even realise there was a player version, won't pay for the same thing twice. What a shame. I would have much rather the player:(
Re: Spring Break Sale
Posted: 01 Apr 2024
I've had Eclidian player for a few years now, but just today decided to get Euclid as well (and I did
). The player version makes it easy to stack them, but you can wire-up the same with Euclid. However, Euclid has a step-trigger input, which gives all kinds of possibilities. Like stepping one Euclid with a pattern from another Euclid. This is not possible with the player version. So, although the player version makes some things easy, tmo Euclid is the more powerful version