I am.
I only use Reason 3.0 to make tracks. (Audacity 1.0 for audio editing)
I probably wouldn't use it if it weren't for the combinator. It's a very powerful tool.
Oct-08-2006 12:08
mzvirbulis
"Boom Boom"
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Ballarat, Victoria
i love reason and im starting to get somewhere with it now!
im still gonna use reason most of the time and learn it inside out but im gonna go and use ableton 6 or cubase soon with it!
im buying a motu ultralite or a edirol fa101 and various other vsti's.
Oct-08-2006 14:16
Thomas Radman
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Augsburg
Yea the fact that there is no Audio In in reason limits it
that's why i use it with cubase or in the past i used to with music maker even just to get the timestretch of .wav files.
whatever it takes, if i have something in mind i find a way around it... though down the line i might just switch to cubase completely though their drum machines are soo lame.
Redrum and is the shit. so far if i had audio samples i jsut put it into the redrum as well.
Registered: Aug 2006
Location: Helsinki (Berlin+Atehns time to time)
I am learning how to use Reason, and I kinda like it
The miss of audio recording isn't so bad, IMO.
I can do that in another programs.
Reason Fanatic? Maybe
At least now... Well more like Reason student fanatic (or something)
Oct-09-2006 04:49
irish-tech
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2006
Location: Washington DC, USA
i think im probably a reason3 fanatic haha. i use it solely for my productions to date. one of these days im going to just go buy a TI and cubase but until then, i continue to turn out tracks only in reason3.
I (still) use reason, because it's the only program i know, so to speak.
A very powerful program with some useful features, but it's very limited as people have said already, and generates a certain sound that tags your track(s) "made with reason" which isn't really fun.
Oct-10-2006 09:54
aquila
Supreme Pantsaddict
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Mayfair
Reason user here, too. I have a love/hate relationship with it. It's a fun tool to use but like Endre said, seems to have a strangely distinguishable trademark sound to it.
I could go on about what I love and hate about it, but there's plenty of other topics to do that in. All I'll say is, I don't just use Reason.