I've spent three days with Logic and there is a lot to love. THIS list is pretty amazing. Wow. I do miss being able to swap around tracks in the mixer, though. And I wish parallel channels were as easy in Logic as they are in Reason. Can't have everything, I suppose.  ? You can move mixer channels ...

Some filter designs are unstable with 32-bit precision.  True, if you take code that's using doubles, and just change them to floats, you can break the filter. But it is also possible to make a few other small changes to keep the errors due to the loss of precision from piling up. The thing is main...

I can recommend ThumbJam, first of all its great fun to play solos of all kinds of styles and then it has a "hidden" feature where you can literally whistle or sing into the phone and output MIDI to your computer from that.

You can also use an EQ on both left and right channels, with cuts at different frequencies on either side. Another way is to use two phasers or flangers, with different settings for the frequency on either channel. An alternative way is to use two phasers with the same settings, but with different ...

Ok thanks for further clarification.. Interesting and just as I suspected that it was probably improved in tandem with U-HE :) By the way, do SIMD only work for 32 bit instructions in RE, or do you mean even in vst? SSE etc. basically just allow you to do computations with tuples containing 4 value...

SIMD instructions only work with 32bit values and most audio developers use 64bit internally so this will only help for a handful of algorithms (e.g. U-He's offerings). For normal code, the compiler already uses SIMD instructions if the code can be translated to these. I am happy though that the Pro...

Heres my first post, nobody replied :P Hi,   I was using Reason 3 for a long time in conjunction with Logic Studio on another computer. I would sync them via MIDI Clock and record audio on the Logic computer and record the MIDI notes on the Reason computer. To do this, I would simply have to press t...

Well still maybe somebody should investigate what causes this, I heard a similar report from somebody else as well already.

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You can't just plug in a DSP processor to a computer and make it run the native plugins, that doesn't work with any system. The plugins are programmed and compiled for an Intel CPU and simply won't run on the DSP hardware. ProTools supports AAX plugins which contain the code for both the DSP system ...

The Apollo line of UAD interfaces allow you to use their virtual channels as well as an ADAT or analog loopback to integrate DSP based plugins into Reason via the hardware interface. But really, these don't really give you "moar plugins", in the end most systems (unless you buy a huge ProTools rack ...

Please, please don't take this personal (I don't know any of your music) but I think it always makes more sense to invest in composition and arrangement skills first. No matter how "nice" the demos of these instruments sound, they were done by professionals who can get similar results out of way sim...

I always recommend Rewire (just a stereo mix, not individual channels) over this method as it doesn't have latency and audio routing issues and is a supported method. But If you absolutely want/need to use Reason's sequencer with VSTs then here's a tutorial I made a while back with using The EMI to...

See the discussion here: Wow so Props beat NI to the punch. But NI seems to have done it better.

Ok I get it now. So you recan I use mono then to spread the vocals to be not too much mono I use audio splitters and stereo images rather or is the some other way to spread or open them wide ? I'm personally not a big fan of the "haas effect stereo" (which btw somewhat distorts the technical meanin...

First of all I appreciate your reply eauhm. Everything I mentioned is a bit odd to me because I built the computer I'm using with Asus Crosshair V MB a 6 core Processor, 16 gig RAM, Samsung SSD and a High Performance WD 2T HDD. I never had any problems with audio until recently. So decided to exper...

So u mean even though it shows top or left lane recorded it still recorded on stereo mode? "Stereo" just means "two channels", one for left and one for right. If you put the same content on both channels thats still the same as if you had a mono channel where both speakers in a stereo setup play th...

..or DPC latency caused by some driver or device: http://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/art ... cy-issues/

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While on the same issue. When recording vocals on stereo mode only one side is recording which and that is the top one, so what's going on there? One microphone is one channel, when you set your channel to stereo input it will record two channels but only the first of them (the left one on a stereo...

It doesn't matter if it was an unintended side-effect of the original implementation, and I'm beginning to suspect that suggestion is something PH have put out to cover up and justify its being removed. "Oh, it's bug, so we took it out". What, after 15 years?! Yeah, right. If that was the case why ...

I am ambiguous about downvoting.. It can be a good marker for some people who always think they have a silent majority on their side when they start ranting. When they see they only get downvotes they tend to stop the ranting. Had some good experiences on a programming forum where I'm admin with tho...

The only complicated thing is getting their audio back into Reason. Thanks for the input Normen. Yeah I hhit a stumpB with getting the audio back in to Reason so I'm recording in Audacity and dumping to Reason, at least this way it runs through my analogue mixer before getting to Audacity, but it's...

Most VST instruments come with a standalone version so you can easily use them alongside Reason with a virtual MIDI connection. The only complicated thing is getting their audio back into Reason. Some audio interfaces have "virtual" channels that you can route back into Reason, if yours doesn't you ...

I found out that you can authorize one computer an still use the ignition key as well as internet authorization at the same time. I can't surely say if this is meant to be so or if it will continue to work that way but I accidentally authorized my laptop and it seems to work for me. When I did that ...