An other thing to consider is finding the correct placement for the speakers especially when using a ultra wide monitor. You must then move further away to have the correct listening position but then it's also getting more difficult to see the small objects on the monitor. You could move the speake...

Wouldn't use any of those mentioned. I use a 32" 1920x1080 full HD monitor and never have those scaling issues. If I ever is going to use a 4k it must be at least a 43" else objects getting way to small and must be enlarged. And why use a monitor where you have to enlarge applications ? Many older a...

Are you saying you got rid of the blurring in Reason 12 compared to previous versions? Checked NVIDIA settings. Clicking on the program settings tab made it crash and because it opens with that tab now, it crashes instantly after opening :-D Guess I have to update first if there is any available, r...

Tip:
If eg. using FXAA (on) in global 3D Nvidia settings, then graphic details getting blurred in R12.
Thise settings is normal used for games but now also applies for R12.

Maybe this can help

https://thegeekpage.com/fix-file-type-a ... indows-10/

fullforce wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2021

It's serious bullshit that you can't use a game rig for Reason. If you have proper hardware, that is not a problem at all.

You can run whatever you want on your DAW system.
But be careful to only blame the DAW software for being the problem.

bxbrkrz wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2021

It's not always a Reason issue, but Ockham's razor says hello.

Or Hiccum's Dictum

Actually I am also running games on the same computer.
But I am then booting and running the games on an other SSD.
I won't take that chance on my DAW SSD.

Problems and issues can easily arise from some other installed software. A good role is to keep the DAW computer as clean from other installed software as possible. Remember to uninstall old unused programs and drivers etc. Worst case is using the DAW computer for running games. Some times it's also...

The wind noise outside my window is fare more annoying than this.

I have this fan noise shortly eg. when open the RRP.
It's properly the graphic card doing some initializeing work
when opening rack synths.
The GPU shows a short spike in the performance monitor
but the CPU seems to be unaffected.

I can’t afford the amount of hardware I would need to have the same creative freedom I have in software. A good point you have. I have collected my hardware synts over many years and some from before the CPUs was powerfull enough to make software synths. And the sound quality was terrible on the fi...

Actually I also own a copy of the old "Korg Legacy Collection V1.0" wich have a excellent VST sound emulation of the old Korg synts. It have this dedicated ms20 controller to manage the ms20 VST.(84% scale MS-20 replica) Note: this was long before they made the new smaller hardware version of ms20. ...

Just bought R12 update (from Thomann) today and it seems to work well. Before the update I was checking the CPU in the performance monitor running a ongoing project and using the RRP i BitWig. Now after the update and running the same project, it seems that it using a little less CPU :o Have any oth...

Considering buying upgrade before price change I have questions:

Does an summarized list of RS reported issues and problems exist for R12 ?

If only using the RRP is R12 now acceptable to use ?

Through the years I have collected some old and new synths but for the time being I mostly use the softsynths in my DAW. I am not a big performance or keyboard player and think I can create more varying sounds through the soft synths. I also have an old modular synth (euro rack) but when creating a ...

I use Ableton and love using the RRP in it but one thing to be aware of is that if you create audio in your session and want to drag that onto Grain or Mimic etc it does not allow, whereas I think Bitwig does allow this. You can drag existing WAVs from your own or the Ableton library onto them but ...

Interesting.
Maybe it's only the "fun" factor and "hands on" factor.

Remember I saw a article long time ago, wrote someting about
soft synths would properly replace hardware synths in the future.

But what differs from hands on a controller(knobs) which manage a soft synth on a computer?

(I also have some external hardware analog synths and digital synths my self)

Indeed an recurring question: Why is hardware synths still selling good when many of todays computer software synths have so good quality? Is it because of the buttons and knobs then a computer DAW usually have a controller of some sort, with the buttons and knobs? Maybe I can understand pure analog...

It's a great move by Reason studio now is opening up. :thumbup: No more dark speculation and guesses on what RS is and is not working on. I think those speculations and guesses some times have done more harm than good for RS. (now of course there is a lot of complains of whishes not on the list) ;)

After about a month with Bitwig I am just blown away. I have used many other DAWs but Bitwig continues to surprise me. One of many things is all the modulater tools where you can modulate almost everything (also in RRP). It's even possible to modulate a modulator. An other thing is the interactive h...

DrivenByMoss Bitwig extension have a lot of controller options.
http://www.mossgrabers.de/Software/Bitwig/Bitwig.html

eg. I can now use my old Push 1 again and with more new functions than in Ableton Live.

I think Bitwig have a lot of those features people is asking for should be in Reason. One thing I have notice lately is the DSP performance using the RRP. It seems to me that Bitwig is using much less CPU, on the same Reason synths (RRP), than in Reason? Also if using same buffersize in audio settin...

It's OK to run Windows 7, but please don't connect that box to the internet (or even better any network), as it's only a matter of time until it will be doing harmful things to the net. If it's the security on win7 you refere to then I will add that no online operating system is total secure - not ...