Is FL Studio getting more powerfull then Reason?

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Posted by Ken_Allen on Dec-05-2004 06:41:

CPU Usage is very 'gay' with fruity loops. They did NOT fix that in Fruity 5

Posted by EtherealSL on Dec-05-2004 20:45:

i am a huge huge fan of fruity and have been using it for years now

despite the reputation fruityloops has, i still find it to be incredibly powerful and useful as long as you have the right plugins. Nobody in teh right mind uses Fruity's "Plucked" and built in samples because they sound like moldy cheese.

I've been wanting to give reason a shot for a very long time but i hear that it has no VST support and that scares me away from it. Is there a way to get around the "no VST" part of Reason? (i'm Pro-53's loveslave)

Posted by Beyer on Dec-05-2004 21:33:

You can rewire Reason to FL! That way you get the best of both worlds!

Cheers

Posted by EtherealSL on Dec-05-2004 22:32:

really???

how does that work... ineed to find out more about this program

Posted by Beyer on Dec-05-2004 23:06:

What version are you running? Rewire came first in the FL 4.5 update I think. (forget it, I just remember you saying something about FL5..) The way this works is basically just that Reason is run as a slave in FL, kinda like an instrument of its own. Just take a look in the manual/help file, and you'll get the info you need. I haven't tried it though.. (don't like Reason.. )

Posted by DRM on Dec-05-2004 23:45:

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Originally posted by EtherealSL

I've been wanting to give reason a shot for a very long time but i hear that it has no VST support and that scares me away from it. Is there a way to get around the "no VST" part of Reason? (i'm Pro-53's loveslave)

noooooooo dont turn to the dark side Nishant!

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