Whats the best: Reason, Logic, Fruityloops

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Posted by Shahar on Feb-12-2003 12:53:

Whats the best: Reason, Logic, Fruityloops

Choose the best program from the list..

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Feb-12-2003 13:06:

None of them are better or worse than each other.
I only chose Reason 2.0 because it's the only one I can use properly.

Posted by Shahar on Feb-12-2003 13:46:

hmm.. you have anything else?

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Feb-12-2003 15:30:

Not at the moment, no, but I have tried most music programs out there... except Logic.

Posted by Icone on Feb-12-2003 17:04:

My guess is this is a very useless topic...

I'm using Fruityloops 3.56 because I can use it best and I like the advantages it has (and I also have Cubase SX and Reason 2). But that doesn't mean the others don't have advantages obver Fruityloops. Probably there'll be some dumbnuts shouting off "Fruity sucks, Reason rules" like we used to have

You forgot some other neat programs though :

- Cubase SX
- Orion
- Buzz
- Madtracker (or any other tracker)

So for those people it'll be hard to judge 'which one is best'. As I said, not a very useful topic mate in my opinion

Regards,
LW

Posted by Luke Terry on Feb-12-2003 17:47:

fruity by miles in my experience, the sequencer on reason is intolerable lol, never got into cubase really.

plus the pro producers who have came out by using fruity...

S.H.O.K.K., Flutlicht, Comicman, Parker, Guyver, Ronski...

Posted by dbl on Feb-13-2003 08:56:

fruityloops... don't use the version you have there, but i tihnk fruity.. but as said, it's just caus i use it and i think it's good
have tryied out reason some, but got back to fruity

Posted by arctic on Feb-13-2003 09:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Project T
Comicman,

well, that is certainly a new way to say the name

but yeah, there are a lot of good producers who use fruity....yourself included.

Posted by halo on Feb-13-2003 10:34:

logic + hardware is the only way for me!

Posted by xfer on Feb-13-2003 10:42:

Damn how many of these post's are we gonna have. Ive heard badass songs come from each one of these sequencers. Shit people even use trackers and make good songs. I tryed buzz and i gave up in 2 mins because it was to confusing. Others might say the same thing about the sequencer i use. None of these are better then each other. It depends on how easy you pick up on that particular sequencer and how you use it. I took a liking to LOGIC, because it made sense to me only me. Do you see what im getting at. im shure reason , fruity users think the same way about their sequencers.

Posted by robstar on Feb-13-2003 17:02:

quote:
Originally posted by DaveC

Fruity sucks, Reason rules

Right on mah brotha!!!

*Fight da power*

Posted by Icone on Feb-14-2003 13:11:

quote:
Originally posted by DaveC

Fruity sucks, Reason rules

Now what did I mention in my topic above this one? People that are so predictable... jeez

Right on Robstar

Posted by Nightflowers on Feb-14-2003 14:19:

quote:
fruity by miles in my experience, the sequencer on reason is intolerable lol

I prefer Reason because I don't like the sequenceur of Fruityloops

quote:
- Madtracker (or any other tracker)

trackers are (and will stay?) the best sequencers

Posted by tu_face on Feb-14-2003 16:27:

i dont see what all the fuss is about with fruity.. the way its made is all over the place...

logic i have had a little experiance with @ college.. its pretty good but you need hardware to use it to its full potential.. but i found it way too long-winded..

i use reason, i love reason. i dont use the sequencer (as its world reknowned as being toss).. what i love about reason is its all there in front of you... its even nicer on dual monitor the softsynths and all the other soft-hardware looks really good (very much like the real thing). not to mention the way u have to plug everything in the way u want it (which is supremely cool and makes things a little less confusing for me)

but there is one thing that makes reason better than all the rest... and thats the way the wires bounce when u turn the rack round

Posted by Dave_Masters on Feb-14-2003 17:03:

but there is one thing that makes reason better than all the rest... and thats the way the wires bounce when u turn the rack round

LOL!

I thought that was amazing when i first got reason... kept pressing tab for about ten minutes! hehe

Posted by dEEkAy on Feb-14-2003 17:10:

Actually I'm a Reason2-Addict.

But well...I kinda despair with reason2. I'm using it with ReWire2 connected to Cubase SX, otherwhise Reason's sound quality would be a bit weak imho.

I tried Fruity once, and I gotta say: Nice Soundquality !

I think of switching to Fruity for good...but I'm not sure yet

Posted by dEEkAy on Feb-14-2003 17:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Project T
Ronski...

Ronski is using fruity ?

The guy who makes the RONSKI SPEED Mixes for Euphonic ?

Posted by robstar on Feb-14-2003 17:25:

U ppl have to check this out:

http://www.em411.com/show.php?area=...1&page_number=3

Posted by Shahar on Feb-14-2003 17:58:

quote:
Originally posted by robstar
U ppl have to check this out:

http://www.em411.com/show.php?area=...1&page_number=3

OMG!!!
It will be the best !!!!!!
Btw, I`ve used to work with fruity but someone showed me reason2 and I`m trying to move to reason..

Posted by Icone on Feb-15-2003 10:52:

quote:
Originally posted by robstar
U ppl have to check this out:

http://www.em411.com/show.php?area=...1&page_number=3

ahh finally
i was looking all over the place when you first told me this... you already got it mate?

cheers,
Wim

Posted by Luke Terry on Feb-15-2003 19:03:

quote:
Originally posted by dEEkAy
Ronski is using fruity ?

The guy who makes the RONSKI SPEED Mixes for Euphonic ?

so i have been told

+ fruity 4 looks ace

Posted by george_hales on Feb-16-2003 22:44:

does anyone use Rewire with Cubase?

Posted by extalin on Mar-18-2003 21:42:

i have used rewire with cubase before. it works fine except when i very first press play it plays sounds that its not supposed to from reason and then there is a very slight delay after that, but everything works fine, in sync, etc. i actually like using them together because you can work in reason and use vst instruments at the same time. also, you can use vst effects on reason instruments. another thing is that you can use the cubase sequencer to control reason instruments as well as the instruments in cubase, or you can use the reason sequencer for the reason instruments and the cubase sequencer for cubase stuff, or a combination... that is nice because if you want to take a project you already started in reason and expand on it in cubase then all you have to do is load up rewire and you reason file and then just start working. i want to try layering some vst and reason synths this way too, for example fm7 + subtractor and see what kind of sound i can come up with.

Posted by tranzMental on Mar-19-2003 16:54:

I'd say whatever your comfortable with. I've been using Fruityloops for a year, and it doesn't stop me, or limit me in making the style of music that I like to make. I thought Fruity was a 'techno lovers' dream, but with more thinking, practice, and experience, I've been able to make many genre's with it. At first glance, it looks like a 'Playskool' product, but when you actually tweak those knobs, and play with the sequencer, you'll find that there's a monster inside that little jack-in-the-box. -Mental

Posted by Dave_Masters on Mar-19-2003 17:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Lightworks
Now what did I mention in my topic above this one? People that are so predictable... jeez

Right on Robstar

Lmao wim... i only said it for a laugh cos you posted it.. its a quote from your post lol

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