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New Reason Version??
hmm...I'm guessing it'll be some type of module where you can combine different reason modules [maelstrom, subtractor, nn-xt, etc.] and combine them into one patch, acting like a single instrument.
Sounds pretty nifty to me since you normally layer a lot of modules within Reason anyway -- any thoughts??
Re: New Reason Version??
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Originally posted by Resequenced hmm...I'm guessing it'll be some type of module where you can combine different reason modules [maelstrom, subtractor, nn-xt, etc.] and combine them into one patch, acting like a single instrument. Sounds pretty nifty to me since you normally layer a lot of modules within Reason anyway -- any thoughts?? |
) it could keep things a lot more organised
Yea.
The guys over at propellerheads are currently accepting people who use Reason 2.5 to beta test this 'new version' of Reason. You can sign up at the reason website.
nice!
and where did you get this pic? U beta-tested v3 already?
Greetz
Pheatus
THIS MODEST DEVICE WILL CHANGE REASON FOR EVER !!!!
thats what reads on the lables.. looking forward to this one 
*edit* www.propellerheads.se answered my question.
Re: New Reason Version??
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| Originally posted by Resequenced hmm...I'm guessing it'll be some type of module where you can combine different reason modules [maelstrom, subtractor, nn-xt, etc.] and combine them into one patch, acting like a single instrument. Sounds pretty nifty to me since you normally layer a lot of modules within Reason anyway -- any thoughts?? |
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| Originally posted by acell THIS MODEST DEVICE WILL CHANGE REASON FOR EVER !!!! thats what reads on the lables.. looking forward to this one |
The soundbank should also by more extended than the previous soundbank
"Propellerhead have for a long time been resisting requests from many users to incorporate audio recording, third-party plug-in hosting and other DAW-type features into Reason, and there�s no change to their stance in version 3. Indeed, Propellerhead make it clear that they see Reason as the software alternative to a hardware workstation synth, with the same capabilities for composing, production and now live performance too."
bleh, no vst support 
http://www.soundonsound.com/news?Ne...9207ca5be72a074
some info on the combi thing and Reason 3.0.
Am saying this here and now, the love for reason is fading for me, i really want new sounds, especially for prog, i really want those Absynth, or atmospehre sounds.
Am begging god that Props add a new powerfull synth in 3.0, or els i would find this entire update worthless.
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| Originally posted by Massive84 http://www.soundonsound.com/news?Ne...9207ca5be72a074 some info on the combi thing and Reason 3.0. Am saying this here and now, the love for reason is fading for me, i really want new sounds, especially for prog, i really want those Absynth, or atmospehre sounds. Am begging god that Props add a new powerfull synth in 3.0, or els i would find this entire update worthless. |
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| Originally posted by acell i agree... to move with the other players this release has to have something fairly special.. vst support would be nice (rewiring is a pain in the arse) just have to wait and see.. |
Damn, Reason was perfect except for the vst support.. 
I wonder what they can do better in 3.0 that cannot be done in 2.5
the vst are not inevitably useful as imo one can do everything with synths of Reason. Perhaps it misses a multiband compressor and the possibility of recording sounds as in Cubase.
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| Originally posted by d-miurge the vst are not inevitably useful as imo one can do everything with synths of Reason. Perhaps it misses a multiband compressor and the possibility of recording sounds as in Cubase. |
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| Originally posted by Resequenced Actually, I remember reading on the propellerheads.com forum that alongside the ReCombinator, there's gonna be a few new devices in Reason 3.0. "Another new module is MClass, a mastering suite featuring a four-band parametric and shelving EQ, a compressor/maximiser and a look-ahead limiter." [quoted from soundonsound.com] |
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