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wormcode wrote:

VirtualMark wrote: i don't like the fact that it doesn't support vst's, they should introduce that as a feature.

I wouldn't hold your breath, people have been asking for almost a decade. They said it's a stability issue, it's supposed to be an "all-in-one" type workstation. I haven't used it in many years though, how's the stability these days? There's always Rewire I guess. I think it works out for them at this point though, since it's pretty much the only software that doesn't support plugins... it's become kind of a niche.

brettheaslewood wrote:

wormcode wrote:

VirtualMark wrote: i don't like the fact that it doesn't support vst's, they should introduce that as a feature.

I wouldn't hold your breath, people have been asking for almost a decade. They said it's a stability issue, it's supposed to be an "all-in-one" type workstation. I haven't used it in many years though, how's the stability these days? There's always Rewire I guess. I think it works out for them at this point though, since it's pretty much the only software that doesn't support plugins... it's become kind of a niche.

in the three years i have used this program, it has never crashed, or lagged out on me.

brettheaslewood wrote:

wormcode wrote:

VirtualMark wrote: i don't like the fact that it doesn't support vst's, they should introduce that as a feature.

I wouldn't hold your breath, people have been asking for almost a decade. They said it's a stability issue, it's supposed to be an "all-in-one" type workstation. I haven't used it in many years though, how's the stability these days? There's always Rewire I guess. I think it works out for them at this point though, since it's pretty much the only software that doesn't support plugins... it's become kind of a niche.

in the three years i have used this program, it has never crashed, or lagged out on me.

FuzionDubstep wrote:

brettheaslewood wrote:

wormcode wrote:

VirtualMark wrote: i don't like the fact that it doesn't support vst's, they should introduce that as a feature.

I wouldn't hold your breath, people have been asking for almost a decade. They said it's a stability issue, it's supposed to be an "all-in-one" type workstation. I haven't used it in many years though, how's the stability these days? There's always Rewire I guess. I think it works out for them at this point though, since it's pretty much the only software that doesn't support plugins... it's become kind of a niche.

in the three years i have used this program, it has never crashed, or lagged out on me.

same I love the fact Reason doesn't have VST's it means you can actually make things on it which don't sound the same as the 38439494 people who load up massive and make the same sounds..

RandoRando wrote:What is the pros of the ssl mixer

AJGR wrote: direct outputs on every mixer channel making rewire easier or for making a mix bus/group.

brettheaslewood wrote:

FuzionDubstep wrote:

brettheaslewood wrote:

wormcode wrote:

VirtualMark wrote: i don't like the fact that it doesn't support vst's, they should introduce that as a feature.

I wouldn't hold your breath, people have been asking for almost a decade. They said it's a stability issue, it's supposed to be an "all-in-one" type workstation. I haven't used it in many years though, how's the stability these days? There's always Rewire I guess. I think it works out for them at this point though, since it's pretty much the only software that doesn't support plugins... it's become kind of a niche.

in the three years i have used this program, it has never crashed, or lagged out on me.

same I love the fact Reason doesn't have VST's it means you can actually make things on it which don't sound the same as the 38439494 people who load up massive and make the same sounds..

wouldn't go that far mate, amount of n00bs i hear using reason make sounds that i've heard a thousand times before.

brettheaslewood wrote:

FuzionDubstep wrote:

brettheaslewood wrote:

wormcode wrote:

VirtualMark wrote: i don't like the fact that it doesn't support vst's, they should introduce that as a feature.

I wouldn't hold your breath, people have been asking for almost a decade. They said it's a stability issue, it's supposed to be an "all-in-one" type workstation. I haven't used it in many years though, how's the stability these days? There's always Rewire I guess. I think it works out for them at this point though, since it's pretty much the only software that doesn't support plugins... it's become kind of a niche.

in the three years i have used this program, it has never crashed, or lagged out on me.

same I love the fact Reason doesn't have VST's it means you can actually make things on it which don't sound the same as the 38439494 people who load up massive and make the same sounds..

wouldn't go that far mate, amount of n00bs i hear using reason make sounds that i've heard a thousand times before.

true, but with reason you have to learn your tools, so you avoid the problem of trying to fix difficulties in sound with new vsts. it encourages creativity IMO

Laika wrote:Looks pretty boss but I wish they'd add a frequency analyzer! I know there's combinator patches out there for them but all the ones I have tried are pretty difficult to work with.

Laika wrote:Looks pretty boss but I wish they'd add a frequency analyzer! I know there's combinator patches out there for them but all the ones I have tried are pretty difficult to work with.

futures_untold wrote:While it looks amazing and ridiculously powerful, R6 looks like what R5 shoulda been imo.

samurai wrote:I find the vocoder workarounds to be only useful for gauging a general idea of what frequencies are hitting, and I can use my ears for that. I know there are a few combis floating around that have graphics that show you the what each band represents but I find those too cumbersome. nowadays I just use audiofile engineering's spectre (on mac) and it works brilliantly.