Jackjackdaw wrote: ↑

20 Oct 2022

I was hankering after some new verb sounds and bought a pack of EMT plate IRs from Past to Future Reverbs for £10 , loaded into RV7000 in a combi with a Kuassa EVE eq. Sounds great and a cheap date.

I use PTFR all the time too. Get on their mailing list to get their $1 deal opportunities.

I will say, I traveled down the rabbit hole of a recent plugin acquisition syndrome/falling into marketing hype, buying a lot of stuff to use (on sale, but it adds up). Watching videos on aliasing, EQ cramping, "non-linearities", etc. made me think that what we had in Reason was not "good enough." Y...

Cheers gents^. - Sharing a YouTube screen cap in-case someone else was interested in the API-2500.. Another quick reminder that Reason doesn't do external side-chain with Waves VSTs.. - API-2500.png Pretty sure the UAD API2500 DOES use oversampling, explained in the appendix of the user guide. And ...

stratatonic wrote: ↑

24 Aug 2022

45 points 3 iOS app signups @ 15 each

I just got 45 extra points because of this post. Thanks!

I want to use this thread to gush about the Infuser I bought during the sale. What an incredibly useful and musical tool for increasing perceived loudness in mastering. This tool does what I've been looking for in tuning (literally with the note values!) the mid-range saturation for greater perceive...

Was able to get a few items I’ve been waiting to get: Chenille BBD Chorus Photon Particle Splitter Setting up a combinator for guitar playing: Compression: Cakewalk La2a or Synapse’s 160x Blamsoft’s Pultec: For EQ and a tiny bit of saturation JP’s Chenille Photon Now I have some really fun LA Studio...

a CEO shouldn’t be denigrating their consumers, even in jest, period. I will quote this too. This was a bad move for a CEO, and very tone-deaf to my ears as someone who upgraded to R12 and purchased a good amount of RE's. You guys need money? Who doesn't in this economy? Don't be speaking down on u...

Speaking of FXpansion, their channel comp can get all kinds of crunchy and nasty in colorful ways with the bias control. Great for bringing more character to drums and vocals.

Quick shoutout to the 4DYNE. I've gotten more milage out of it than I had first expected to. Obviously, it's designed for mastering, but the de-essing ability and frequency limiting has been very useful for me. I've had to do some podcast editing recently, and the 4DYNE has been very helpful in maki...

I have the Red Rock and Blamsoft. Also have UA and IK VSTs. As far as curves go, see Selig's post, as the curves are going to vary somewhat based on which units they are referencing for their model. With regards to saturation/color a certain emulation imparts, that doesn't really attract me as it us...

Red Rock makes great stuff. Very useful for mixing. The 33609 emulation is a nice different flavor for the master bus compared to the SSL. The SSL is preferred when I need something a bit snappier while remaining smooth. The 33609 is nice for music with less "pump" and this emulation can get pretty ...

wow, this is excellent. so nice to hear people making rock-based music with Reason. love the vibe—vocals are great, and you do an excellent job making the electronic stuff work in a rock vibe. something that’s not always easy to do (at least not for me). really impressive! Guitfnky said what I was ...

I get them in BigSur, trying to load the Reason Rack as an Audio Unit. Standalone seems fine for me.

This is outstanding! Looking forward to it!

Will there be an intro price for the bundle? Looks enticing!

Hi guys, if anyone is needs some cool tones , check out this: https://dimitones.wordpress.com/2019/11/20/6-david-gilmours-guitar-tones-for-reason-combinators/ Dimi :puf_smile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Or6n7UNbJ0 Dimi, you are one heck of a player. Kuassa has a great product ambassador with ...

Well, I was saving money to purchase the Kuassa version of the Pultec, but with the pack being on sale for $29, I ended up with the Blamsoft. I like having the three different EQ's as separate rack modules, which will justify the extra $10. The saturation sounds nice too, so it can come in handy whe...

Truthfully, I stay away from a lot of YouTube accounts talking about mixing and plugins cause no one really knows what they're talking about. A lot of YouTube channels just spew out a lot of common ideas and hearsay about mixing and audio engineering, probably learned from popular internet forums. ...

I actually prefer Reason's "clean" version of the SSL. The amount of headroom available allows for some pretty drastic cuts and boosts, which I find useful. Granted, I started to learn to mix with "clean" EQ's, and I really honed my craft with the Reason SSL, so it's definitely a matter of preferenc...

My experience has been that if you have one decent emulation of the SSL Master Bus compressor, you're probably set. Yes they can differ slightly, but the difference is not enough to warrant spending money on another one (for the budget conscious). Sure, a pair of scissors with ceramic blades cut dif...

I replied 'yes', but in a qualified sense. I do use channel strip plugins, but rarely as channel strips. I've become familiar with the SSL in Reason to where it fits all my channel strip needs. I'll occasionally thrown in a channel strip plugin for the unique feature it has, say a kind of saturation...

For some reason I only recently became aware of this RE, so I decided to make a video of it compared to the UAD version. Hopefully it's a helpful reference, even if it's only a "smash up the drum bus" reference
https://youtu.be/9CTxp_Oy6eA

I've been a long-time user of Reason Pianos Refill, but I did not receive an email with regards to upgrading to Processed Pianos RE. The Refill should technically have been registered, as I purchased the box-set a long time ago, but my account has no mention of my refills. Can you guys help?

I would like to give some props to the McDSP compressors, available at the RE shop. I own the 6030 collection (plugin version), and I had an opportunity to demo and purchase the often-praised UAD versions of the Fairchild and VariMu compressors. After a few tests, I felt that having the McDSP versio...