I personally like FM4 better. I have both and FM4 is easier to program. If you're more of a preset kind off person then PX7 might be better as there are soooooo many presets available.

You're welcome and I totally agree. It's a simple usability item that should be fairly simple to implement. If you don't have your relative minors memorized then it can take a minute to google it. You add up a bunch of those little things and that's when you loose that creative spark. Propellerhead ...

I did the same dumb thing. Don't feel bad. You will have another chance in the fall.


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Soooo a little music theory is helpful here (which is about all I have). When I want to work in a minor scale I simply select the relative major scale of the desired minor. So in your example, if you want to work in A min then select the relative major of A min which is C major. A brief Google sear...

Soooo a little music theory is helpful here (which is about all I have). When I want to work in a minor scale I simply select the relative major scale of the desired minor. So in your example, if you want to work in A min then select the relative major of A min which is C major. A brief Google searc...

I was curious to see if anyone would mention kilohearts One which is half price right now. Does Anyone have it and can comment?


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Pinkbox wrote:If you like FM synth, you can get FM4 which is an interesting alternative to PX7.

Yep. I agree and forgot to list that I also have Tres and FM4.

I'm looking for suggestions for a new synth. Full disclaimer here, I'm not a patch designer...more of a preset guy and then tweak to my needs. In general my music is similar/influenced my Chvrches, Phantogram, Purity Ring, Lorde, Broods,et al. I'm really only considering synths that are on sale. I a...

I've had this for a while now. Honestly I use it to develop 90% of my chord progressions. An advantage of this over an RE is that "notes to track" actually works. Drag and drop midi is awesome. It works really well with Studio One. It's a must buy for anyone like me (no music theory background). Sen...

I don't remember the when part. I'm sure I got an email. If you're email is registered and you are subscribed then you should get the offer (if they still send it out).


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If it's only to host external plugins, I use 'Audio Plugin Player' as well as AU Lab on Mac OS X. I use these with the EMI vs using ReWire... How are using retire to do this? Also you should check out AU Host. It's pretty lean and simple for just hosting AU synths and effects. Sent from my iPhone u...

Every year they come out with the same deal. I was like you guys and missed it one year. I waited and got it the next. Honestly I don't use it as much as I thought I would. It's just too big of a pain to use with reason. I can't stand rewriting reason and studio one with Melodyne. I really wish reas...

I've been asking for the same. It shouldn't be that hard to implement either.


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Yes for me it is. There are quite a few folks that it may not be.

And really how hard would it have been for Props to implement ?


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Re wire master, video, scale key chord support, notes to track


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I wish that it had the minor scales in addition to the major scales. Instead you have to select the relative major to use the scale that works with track if your track is in a minor key.


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2 words...Rewire Master. If Reason was a Rewire master then things would be much improved.


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Bigsby wrote:It's a work laptop. They allow us to install stuff for personal use, but we'll be stuck on Win7 for a while. I turned off USB3.0 in the BIOS and it works fine now. No dedicated USB 2.0 ports.

Get a second hard drive for it. That's what I did!

Soooo for submission of the song why don't you just Drop to Prop and post the link?

I have tried to organize by category; Drums, loops, bass, synth, etc. the problem is that a Refill may contain all these items or at least a large subset. Is there a way or more essentially is it a good idea to unpack all of my refills so I can arrange/organize my stuff?

I have a metric F-ton of Refills, loops, samples and MIDI files. I really struggle how to organize all these into a manageable form that is conducive to songwriting and production. I would love insight into how you guys manage all this.

It's been a while since I've looked at this but I believe it is saved as part of the template song.

I would have reason act as a Rewire Master such that it could finally be the main/master software studio tool and not some patched in piece.

Thanks to EVERYONE who has supported my crazy idea to create Rack Extensions over the past few years. I am truly thankful for each purchase. When I first started this big adventure I had no idea how my concepts would be received, and I'm happy to say that while I'm not at all able to make a living ...

Very nice!