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I liked how you say one of your favorite thing is the community! Reason user/fan base is the most bipolar user base i've known on the bunch of daws i've used. And believe me i've used some....
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Will get back to you on this when Reason 11 comes outreggie1979 wrote: ↑13 Aug 2019Did anyone bring up VST yet? Before they had it I was quite happy with RE's for the most part, but having VST now is really very important.
It's just that, I know a lot of people want sequencer improvements. Personally it's one of my favorite things in Reason
I did that. I didn't like 9, wasn't sold on 9.5 yet, but 10 did the trick. If 11 is just synths and effects/players, I'll likely skip it. The only thing I'm lacking are a few workflow things and other than that, I'm good to go.aeox wrote: ↑13 Aug 2019Will get back to you on this when Reason 11 comes outreggie1979 wrote: ↑13 Aug 2019Did anyone bring up VST yet? Before they had it I was quite happy with RE's for the most part, but having VST now is really very important.Still holding on for my dear life @ 9.5
Whatever we might get, the changes will hopefully be perceived as an upgrade rather than a crossgrade by the most people. Fingers crossed!
Are you Scottish by any chance?Popey wrote: ↑14 Aug 2019I am fairly old so learnt on hardware at a friend's studio so was used to patching hardware with cables (just using logic 4 to arrange and record midi etc). When I no longer had access to a studio i first bought cubase as could not afford a mac (for logic the only daw I had experience in)and didn't like it much. I had used rebirth but didn't know anything about reason until i happened to see a video and oh my God it was a studio in a PC even down to the ssl that was so familiar to me. This is still the main thing that I love so much about it even though in reality other daws do similar things.
No not Scottish, south of the border in England. Kinda intrigued what made you think I was Scottish.MrFigg wrote: ↑14 Aug 2019Are you Scottish by any chance?Popey wrote: ↑14 Aug 2019I am fairly old so learnt on hardware at a friend's studio so was used to patching hardware with cables (just using logic 4 to arrange and record midi etc). When I no longer had access to a studio i first bought cubase as could not afford a mac (for logic the only daw I had experience in)and didn't like it much. I had used rebirth but didn't know anything about reason until i happened to see a video and oh my God it was a studio in a PC even down to the ssl that was so familiar to me. This is still the main thing that I love so much about it even though in reality other daws do similar things.
Hahaha. Because...both spellings, learned and learnt are correct (learned being used mostly in the US). “Learnt” is more colloquial however and used predominantly in Scotland. Obviously there’s exceptions
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