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Mar-23-2012 16:23
EddieZilker
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Originally posted by aquila
Finally a decent move by propellerheads. But this it too big an update to be a .5 release, they should've done this as either v6 or v7 - not v6.5
They were testing it with version 6. There's already some Line 6 signal processing, in there, and Reason's new signal processors were developed with the third-party platform. I'm actually kind of impressed with the quality of the Line 6 bass signal processor.
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Jun-15-2012 15:57
tehlord
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Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Windsor
I guess it's because they have to be built from the ground up without any of the usual VST code library to fall back on. Plus, the compliance will be time consuming.
Originally posted by tehlord
I guess it's because they have to be built from the ground up without any of the usual VST code library to fall back on. Plus, the compliance will be time consuming.
True, and I guess it's cool that they get to make some money off a (pretty good) freebie. I am surprised that they didn't choose one of their flagship products, though. But, who knows, maybe they're just testing the waters first.
Originally posted by tehlord
I guess it's because they have to be built from the ground up without any of the usual VST code library to fall back on. Plus, the compliance will be time consuming.
Good point. But I still can't justify the prices they're asking when there are better full-featured DAWs and plugins available for less.
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Jun-16-2012 10:17
Teezdalien
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
Even in spite of the arguments on stability, I kinda feel propellerheads have gone the wrong way with this. I think a better idea would have been to see them release their own instruments and devices as plug-ins where people could choose to use them in any DAW of their choice. Personally, I really just don't care for reason's sequencer at all.
Originally posted by aquila
Good point. But I still can't justify the prices they're asking when there are better full-featured DAWs and plugins available for less.
True, but they've also got a much smaller market to contend with as well.
I have no idea on the actual figures, but imagine 5000 Reason users vs 50,000 VST/AU users.