Disclosure: I'm at best an amateur musician, but professionally I'm a clinical neurologist and academic neurophysiologist. Physiologically, we know quite a bit about mammalian audio circuitry thanks to the noble sacrifice made by hundreds of owls. Owls... mammals? Of course Owls are Mammals, no?  T...

I sent a support ticket, asking if they can name a DAW that has implemented bidirectional Midi. This really interests me but i doubt such a DAW exists. I guess you could also sign up as Developer to get access to the Rewire API which may help in interfacing Max with Rewire. It's kind of why I'm not...

What do the Props mean when they say Rewire 2 has bidirectional Midi? At least thats what the Reason 7 manual says. Now i wonder how that looks like and which DAW actually implements this. Did anyone ever get in contact with bidirectional Rewire Midi? I've been using bidirectional midi since Reason...

I watched the video a few more times, and I see what you mean.  My method mentioned above is only what I thought was the haas effect.  I basically use it for thickening single vocal tracks. You actually described how to create the Haas or Precedence effect perfectly well. The differences are how an...

Okay, so I want to record my friend playing drums... I want to mic each drum separately, and send them each to separate tracks in REASON so I can fiddle with them however I want. I have a Mackie 1220 mixer, and I found this thing on ebay... would this achieve what I want to do? I'm kind of a noob a...

reason2dance wrote: Last comment about it, promised!

Well, that's not the way to increase your post count...

I disable the Codemeter startup at boot time as it runs fine whenever I first start Reason and Windows isn't thrashing around trying to get everything else going at boot time.  Also I figure if I'm not running Reason during a particular session of uptime then I clearly don't need the Codemeter servi...

If Creative/E-Mu have managed to make an ASIO driver that actually plays nicely with one of their cards on a 64 bit Windows box that would be something of an advance from them. This  doesn't engender much faith in me that much has changed there. Probably a great gaming card, with all those 'sound en...

ABBA wrote:I love hierarchy

Especially when I'm in charge.

Lounge is so boring and unoriginal. I think some people are just cranky ;) Can I be labelled 'Cranky' instead of 'Hobbyist'? Nah, I guess not, somebody will get miffed thinking that I have special priviledges if that happened then moan about that. I guess some things are just a no win situation whe...

Hey, these are some very cool space ware.

I shall have some fun with these.

Thanks.

I think a simple checkbox to ignore a Sync request on the device on the account page is something lacking currently. I'm sure all of us have got some freebies that just take up menu space in Reason when they are downloaded as well as some paid ones that may no longer be used. That way you wouldn't l...

philipw7 wrote:http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/cele ... 5021095240

Hey, I've finally found my niche.

joeyluck wrote:If the site was down...it's back up.

It was and now it is.

They must have heard me shouting...

This new EU rules are killing small electronic businesses... I guess you will be better off cutting the deal with Propellerhead and let them sort the VAT part for you.   It is? You could read the link to Taxamo I showed earlier and use a service like that which would cost you as little as 0.02% up ...

Just a quick heads up - their main site, hdrefills.com is down now because the "domain name expired on 2/10/2015". Still not sure what to think of all this…   :frown: Oh no, not again.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2D3-FkoXNU So we have Matt doing the web site for Dan who is sponsoring Matt's...

Here's a bit more of the same even though these are Cat 7 and a little bit saner in price, the being able the 'hear' the difference and the directional claim is maintained. http://www.futureshop.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=8564#.VNqbCy6rbOA Still no data presented to back up those claims thou...

But even then you are thinking of analogue audio being sent directly down a cable.  This is data cabling going to and from Network Attached Storage and a Router according to the examples given in the copy, you'll end up with bit perfect results with any standard ethernet cable, up to a hundred giga...

Cable is an RC filter itself. If it is asymmetrical in resistance or capacity throughout its length, it will give different response. Yes, a cable does have resistance, and capacitance, but if they exist in any amount where the changes to the signal are non-linear*, you should get a different cable...

Because what would you plug it into? :) High impedance line output to headphone. You could if you wanted to be pedantic about it think up all sorts of uni-directional applications, even a standard UK mains cable will create spectacular results if you were to wire it up the wrong way round. The poin...

I was looking for an example of a cable that was unidirectional, which is what you described in your earlier posts - any examples come to mind? :) I have many cables with convertors inside, usb, hdmi and similar stuff. But it still doesn't matter which way you plug the low-pass cable in, it will ha...

I didn't mean to elect myself to an advice committee. :frown: But even Brent admitted he doesn't know how much the site will cost, so an open-ended quiet appeal donations sounds risky to me. But, I will shut up now. :) LOL, I wasn't directing my comments at anyone specifically Jon. It's just that I...

Here we have the internet in microcosm. Somebody says you can have a means of unlimited communication with each other with total freedom, you can choose to donate to stuff you think is worthwhile to help keep it going. The masses respond "Oh man, I can't handle that, I'll have to think for myself, I...

Ostermilk wrote:I wonder now if my intuition about this thread way back in post 7 was based on some kind of premonition or whether it was merely to do with previous learned experience.

3rd Floor Sound wrote:It's genetics.

Maybe, but I prefer to think, as my parents used to say, I was just born that way...

Man I thought I'd aged an extra 10 years.

I think you'll find that was 1992, 1982 Lunar Lander on the Vic20 would have been more likely.