Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 2:41 am
lmfaoGeistsoul13 wrote: is there a way to use external to reason VST's with reason. I have tons of VST's I use with FL Studios but haven't figured out how to add them to reason.
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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:59 am
thanks for the heads up guys.. ill try the subtractor first.. have a mess and that.. find some manuals and get a demo of ableton!
i has plenty of samples and shit
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i has plenty of samples and shit
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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:16 am
Yeah it can. FL Studio is a Rewire host.86 Position wrote:cannot be done.Geistsoul13 wrote:is there a way to use external to reason VST's with reason. I have tons of VST's I use with FL Studios but haven't figured out how to add them to reason.Gnome wrote:Well it has less built in synths and effects. But the effects and synths it does have are great. Its got a very user freindly GUI. you can use plug ins which is always a major plus...and loads loads more to it than that. I would urge you to get it
http://flstudio.image-line.com/help/htm ... e_host.htm
If it works anything like Cubase, which I suspect it will, you just route the outputs of Reason into Fruity, and add all the VST FX you like. You can play it alongside VST synths and it integrates into your sequencer like any other instrument.
Unless I've misunderstood the question.
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:53 am
i think he meant if its possible to load them directly in reason. answer is no u cant, reason does not support vsts.totalcult wrote:Yeah it can. FL Studio is a Rewire host.86 Position wrote:cannot be done.Geistsoul13 wrote:is there a way to use external to reason VST's with reason. I have tons of VST's I use with FL Studios but haven't figured out how to add them to reason.Gnome wrote:Well it has less built in synths and effects. But the effects and synths it does have are great. Its got a very user freindly GUI. you can use plug ins which is always a major plus...and loads loads more to it than that. I would urge you to get it
http://flstudio.image-line.com/help/htm ... e_host.htm
If it works anything like Cubase, which I suspect it will, you just route the outputs of Reason into Fruity, and add all the VST FX you like. You can play it alongside VST synths and it integrates into your sequencer like any other instrument.
Unless I've misunderstood the question.