Propellerhead Products, Reason , Recycle, Rebirth

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Posted by nate735 on Jun-22-2002 04:57:

Propellerhead Products, Reason , Recycle, Rebirth

Im intrusted in buying one of these softwares but i don't know which each one is used for(Reason,Rebirth,Recycle). Can someone explain what each program dose, and the least expensive merchant to purchase it. Thanks in advance.....

Posted by robstar on Jun-22-2002 05:01:

Hey d00d!

U bettha try to production forum.
U�ll get more help there then here I guess.

And before u buy it, TRY IT!!!

Posted by Nastarte on Jun-22-2002 06:47:

they do have demos for most if not all thier products. rebirth can be lots of fun, i've used reason 1.o and loved it. havn't tried 2.0 but should be nice

Posted by Bondor on Jun-22-2002 07:02:

Reason - is a total producion studion with a sequencer and all that
Ribirth - is a pattern based production tool with 303 and stuff
Recycle - lets you save .wav files as .rex files (i think) for beat matched sampleing in Reason, mostly used for drum loops

Posted by nate735 on Jun-22-2002 13:33:

are all three needed to make a complete song or do i need hardware also?

Posted by Bondor on Jun-22-2002 20:46:

to make a complete song yuo can use
only reason
only rebirth
reason and recycle
reason and rebirth
reason and rebirth and recycle

Posted by Bondor on Jun-22-2002 20:48:

you not NEED hardware but a midi controler is nice

Posted by nate735 on Jun-22-2002 23:02:

thanks for the info, but what is a midi controler?

Posted by Generation X on Jun-23-2002 01:12:

if you don't know such things maybe buying this shit is a bad idea.

Posted by nate735 on Jun-23-2002 01:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Generation X
if you don't know such things maybe buying this shit is a bad idea.

i would really like to lear about theses "things" how can i start?

Posted by Nastarte on Jun-23-2002 03:14:

i suggest you read computer music mag. it's a great uk mag that has reviews and infomation on making music on your computer. they go over hardware and software options you can use for recording and useing synths.

http://www.computermusic.co.uk/main.asp

Posted by JM on Jun-23-2002 04:53:

what???

>JM<