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Reason & Synth Hardware
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| Bigmmike |
I was just thinking...
Is reason 3 compatible with hardware synths, for example virus ti?? |
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| Bigmmike |
| quote: | Originally posted by Storyteller
no
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well crap. |
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| aquila |
| Reason allows MIDI in - so you could use the TI as a controller perhaps. MIDI out is still woefully unsupported though. |
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| djlogik |
| Get FLS or Cubase for best support. Never tried Logic, but ask around. |
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| Low Profile |
| You need a rewire capable host to run Reason through that can also send midi out and receive audio (Cubase, FL Studio, Logic, Sonar).... And when you get one of these hosts and some VSTi's you'll probably just throw Reason in the garbage anyways :p |
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| Bigmmike |
allright yea i thought so... Ill probably be using sonar.
Thanks everyone
-Dj HYE |
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| qiushiming |
| quote: | Originally posted by Low Profile
You need a rewire capable host to run Reason through that can also send midi out and receive audio (Cubase, FL Studio, Logic, Sonar).... And when you get one of these hosts and some VSTi's you'll probably just throw Reason in the garbage anyways :p |
eh i dunno....FL and Reason make for a pretty nice production setup |
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| retrobyte |
| The more important question is - if you have the money to afford hardware, then why the hell are you using Reason? ;) |
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| Foecunditatis |
| coz reason is damn easy to learn and use:D |
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| Bigmmike |
| ha, i got afford hardware. But im just thinking for later on. |
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| aquila |
| You can't duplicate an unlimited number of Virus TI's in a rack for the same price. |
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