Propellerheads Set To Enter Digital Audio Workstation Market
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According to our sources in Sweden, Propellerheads will use their upcoming Producers Conference (see locations below) on May 9th to announce a new Digital Audio Workstation product. The Reason community has been clamoring for the Scandinavian concern to add a no-holds-barred audio recording feature into the product since it first debuted, but has never acquiesced. — On May 9th, Propellerhead Software’s faithful will finally get what they’ve been asking for, but will it be what they want?


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Sounds good, but:

This will not be an update to Reason, which will retain its own product category, but will be a new standalone product that will have full-on audio recording capabilities.

UN.LUCKY.

Prob get a $50 discount voucher

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Just what we need. ANOTHER DAW. Why don't they just release their instruments as VSTs and team up with ableton to give crossgrades of some sort? Use other manufacturers strengths to your own advantage?

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Originally posted by dj_alfi change your avatar for fucks sake.

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Originally posted by kitphillips Just what we need. ANOTHER DAW.

Hey, competition is good. If propellerheads introduce some nifty new features in their DAW, all the other DAW manufacturers will copy it and put it into their products as well. As far as I'm concerned, the more competition, the sooner we get even better tools!

Have you guys checked this out http://www.presonus.com/products/So...x?SoftwareId=11


I am totally interested. 64bit audio engine. Interface looks sweet, and creator is a dude from Cubase I guess.

http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2009...nus-studio-one/

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Originally posted by Beatflux It's one more thing kids can download in hopes of sounding professional.

noob

This will be great, judging on the other propellerhead products

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Originally posted by Lucidity Have you guys checked this out http://www.presonus.com/products/So...x?SoftwareId=11 I am totally interested. 64bit audio engine. Interface looks sweet, and creator is a dude from Cubase I guess. http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2009...nus-studio-one/

Actually, it's a team of creators , but yeah, two guys in that team where from the Steinberg team behind Cubase and Nuendo. I agree with you that this one looks awesome! It will be released this summer.

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Originally posted by Theran Actually, it's a team of creators , but yeah, two guys in that team where from the Steinberg team behind Cubase and Nuendo. I agree with you that this one looks awesome! It will be released this summer.

I knew it was something like that with the creators, couldn't remember too good, I was baked when I first watched the video But yea, I can't wait to try it out. I didn't realize it was gonna be this summer already but, I guess that makes sense, since they have the site all ready, and it even says on their site to find a dealer, so its gotta be soon. I hope they put a demo to try.

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I want this DAW!!!!

I don't see myself switching to it, but it should be interesting to see. You've gotta expect that their new DAW will have VST support AND probably integrate seamlessly with Reason at a minimum, and possibly Rebirth, ReCycle, etc. as well.

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Very interesting, curious about its eventual (and hopeful) support for VST and its pricing and UI.