Big PSB fan here. I enjoyed this a lot. But I agree that the chords on the chorus don’t sound quite right. I seem to recall they are a bit weird in reality (thinking back to teenage me with the piano/vocal score of Introspective). Where did you get the vocal? Or is it an AI extraction? Thank you for...

My very vague recollection is that the Korg REs were pretty much part of the launch of the RE platform. I imagine that the Props persuaded Korg to invest a small amount of time and effort to do a thing that might then become another sales channel for them. My assumption is that Korg made a commercia...

Thx Ottostrom. I hadn't caught on to that, yet. So....the SSL knobs for inserts are gone? I hadn't noticed because I've never used them and just hide that section. Yes, but the upside of the change is that you can now have multiple combinators in your insert effects chain - and there are many of th...

That was excellent. Thanks for sharing.

It’s a lot of fun but, to return to Selig’s very important point, do not expect the Nitro kit to feel like real drums. It’s a bit better now with their mesh heads, but still a long way short. As long as you know that and are ok with that, it’s all good.

My son has an old Alesis Nitro kit that he has expanded over the years. The “brain” module can send different midi notes (and velocity) for each pad attached. He has programmed it to trigger the Ryan Greene Alt Drums refill in Reason and uses that on all his cover version recordings. Example here: h...

Great!

Have you changed the global pitch/tuning setting?

Quick addition to say: if you have a cheap practice pad, your drums and cymbals will sound a lot like that. But the kick still has you stomping the floor.

In addition to the difference in feel - which may just be a necessary compromise - also bear in mind that electronic drums are not at all silent, though that depends on your playing style / music genre. There are some videos on YouTube that illustrate the actual sound but many of them are quite laid...

If you came up through bricks and mortar recording studios and are familiar with patchbays and such, I hope you've already discovered the "tab" key shortcut to flip the rack around and see all the internal audio connectors. You'll see the Sampling Input on the hardware interface device and, as jam-s...

Depends on the convention of the country… Commas and periods might switch: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#:~:text=Radix%20point,-In%20mathematics%20and&text=In%20English%2Dspeaking%20countries%2C%20the,%2C)%20placed%20on%20the%20baseline. Ya I know, but it' also says 30.0000 with...

That looks like 30-70 times to me with some decimal places thrown in... Depends on the convention of the country… Commas and periods might switch: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#:~:text=Radix%20point,-In%20mathematics%20and&text=In%20English%2Dspeaking%20countries%2C%20the,%2C)%2...

This, to me, is the biggest drawback with the idea that I frequently see these days of folks just dragging drum samples into the sequencer. Not saying it's not a valid workflow, and I recall Ryan even did a video on this several years ago, but it always seemed simpler to me to use one of the built i...

Pretty sure there's at least one combinator in the Factory Sound Bank that does this - or does that break your "without duplicating the device" rule? It might even have been Selig that created the device???

You say the audio tracks are still in the correct key. Do you know that to be true, or do you just know that the midi tracks are a semi-tone higher? Is there any chance that the audio tracks have been transposed down a semi-tone (by accidentally clicking transpose in the inspector, for example)?

Place the left/right markers for the size of the gap you want, and then “insert between markers” (or something like that)

That was great - really fun. I would have a liked a little more harmonic variation thrown in to change it up in a few places but I know that's not necessarily the genre and I happily sat here tapping my feet. Inspired now to revisit that video and try something myself.

Please forgive the resurrection of an old thread. I thought some folks might get a kick out of my son's cover of Spillways. Marc64's piano patch did just the trick and can be heard prominently. Thanks again.

Iirc the Panoramas are driven off of sequencer tracks, not audio channels. If you create a sequencer track for the group channel, does that fix the problem?

Out of curiosity, if you have a Scarlett 2i2 interface (that presumably works OK), why do you say that you have a problem with the Shure SM57? Don't you just plug that into the Scarlett, adjust the gain, and select the relevant input?

I'm not on the current version, but I have had experiences with R11 where Reason won't reopen after I've closed a session. It's usually because there's some Reason-related service still running in the background that seems to convince the PC that reason is already running. Going to task manager and ...

This video?

I think maybe 16 note polyphonic, though?

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30 Aug 2022

Try adjusting the character to be more 'agitated'. That's the sound I'm hearing.

Thanks - I did try that, and the result seemed to be more “annoying” than “agitated”!

@Marc64 - thanks again for your patch; turned out to be exactly what we needed.

Thank you, all!