The first album I bought (when I was about 10 years old) was the KISS debut album, self titled "KISS", after my parents bought me a stereo record player with the Dynasty album. The record player was one of those small plastic things with 2 small plastic speakers that doubled as cover for the player....

I overreacted on a post about some guy asking how samples worked. Some guy (I honestly can't be arsed to look back on who exactly he was) totally blew my fuse on an alcohol fueled night and it set me off into hell mode. Sorry about that. I would like to stick around for the love of Reason, even thou...

Wook wrote:

Last Alternative wrote:Phasys has been banned for good.

Good.

I've never seen such a bitter person even online. Sad life it must be.

My life is a lot more interesting than someone who takes Yoda as a role model.

not really make sense - isn't it ;) Nope, you're not. ;) IMHO stay far away of 9 release with bugs and fixes - I bought my reason upgrade 7.5 on 8.3 on black friday November 27, 2015 Well isn't that just fucking great. Good for you. Nice to let us in on the fact that you bought the upgrade on black...

Fucking trolls are pissing me off. I'm out.

I'd like to think after all these years we have learned how to act appropriately, but I'm more pragmatic these days. So I'll simply issue a warning to all parties - be civil or be gone. That is all. Selig, you've known me longer than today.You know I don't sugarcoat shit. But just read the thread a...

The drivers are great, the sound quality isn't quite as good. (I too have the saffire 14 pro) LSS Profire 610: Great sound, dodgy drivers, 10ms in/out Focusrite 14: Not bad, not great sound, really decent drivers, 9ms in/out RME babyface pro: Great sound, fab drivers, 7ms in/out. It is what it is. ...

This is not about timestretching, this is explaining why a sampler behaves like it does. Fucking duh. Lol-young phasys -- how about you explain and share part of your infinate wisdom on the subject? :redface: Different samplers do different things..right? Please. You're just being a fucking annoyin...

Is that the Saffire PRO14 that you're using now? I got that one myself, very happy with it, and yes the loopback works great. I just had to get a different FW card with my new PC because the onboard FW was VIA chips (which suck), so I ordered a dual TI chip FW card straight from China and now it wor...

You play the sample faster, the intervals between waves (which is speaker movement) gets smaller, so the pitch goes up. Fucking simple really. Not so really. Realtime pitching and timestretching can be an extremely complex operation in many ways. There's absolutely 0 :re:ason why a sample can't be ...

It's quite easy really. Explain that the pitch goes up BECAUSE the sample is played faster :P o_O That would be using what OP experienced as an explanation for what he experienced... No. Absolutely not. Unless you have problems with the word "because". Or cause and effect. You play the sample faste...

The only flaw was that you didn't explain why the speed is affected when you change the pitch in a sample. It's like playing a record. So when the record plays faster the sounds increases in pitch. But how do you explain this to someone who grew up in the MP3 age? It's like playing a tape. So when ...

normen wrote:

phasys wrote:You guys are making things quite complicated for someone who apparently doesn't even know how a sampler works.

You grow with the task ^^

You actually posted the best reply. The only flaw was that you didn't explain why the speed is affected when you change the pitch in a sample.

You guys are making things quite complicated for someone who apparently doesn't even know how a sampler works.

We’re driven by a dream—of a world where anyone and everyone can make music. And technology helps you fully express the music inside you, effortlessly share and collaborate with others, and become inspired by the experience. In light of the statement above, I'm not sure that they will ever be able ...

Hardcore Reason user since ver. 5 and now with 8.3 I do a lot of creative work in Reason and always appreciate all the devices and the many special features it has. Lately though I've been working more in Studio One 3 and it just feels like Reason's editing ability doesn't even compare. In Studio O...

Leap can be used for controlling devices but from what I have heard is a bit finicky in the way it detects and interprets the motion (the detection area is not that big etc). So a lot of tweaking would be required and care and thought in where and how to apply it. Would be kind of cool to use it to...

Man this sucks. I hope he didn't suffer too much. A true icon in music innovation.

joeyluck wrote:Had my eyes on it back when it was announced. Would be very interested to see it in action with Reason!

I'll let you know how it goes. Don't wanna figure that shit out now, having drinks and movies.

Hey all, anyone here have a Leap Motion controller? I just bought one and it looks and feels damn interesting. I'm just about to get an app for it so you can use it to control midi devices. Sort of like a D-beam on steroids.

KEVMOVE02 wrote:That awful movie "Days of Thunder"

This is where I skipped to the end.

Class dismissed.

Man aren't you a pretentious fuck.

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Man. I don't get it. And I've seen it elsewhere, and I don't get it. Couldn't move away for cassettes fast enough frankly. VHS? BETA? Reel to reel? Two inch tape? Sure, that is fine. Cassette? My gawd, I'm paralyzed with fear about that hipster trend! We're talking about recovering old tapes. With ...

mreese80 wrote:Was wondering if its possible to bring down the volume of more than one mixer channel at the same time time?

Nope, only if you assign them to a bus.

clone wrote:I think it was a different one that i saw at the pawn shop. The drive was on the right side, but does look a lot like it.

If the drive is on the right side, it's not a W30. It could be a DJ 70.