Reason's Arp is it any good?
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That's no for me on Bluearp it might be powerful but the interface is garbage I wouldn't last 15 minutes looking at that ugly thing
Reason doesn't support Cream CM or any MIDI VSTs. You would have to use Reason as a plugin within another DAW.Goriila Texas wrote: ↑21 Dec 2019I'm looking at Cream for only $39 so cheap might as well pull the trigger.
In my experience the dual arp is quite good. You can stack them up, layer with other players or hook up to CV devices to get more functionality. I wouldn't call it half arsed - its quite well thought out and decently specced. Dual Arp is probably better than the built-in arps you will get in most synths, but maybe not as powerful as dedicated Arp plugins like HY-RPE and Cthulhu.Goriila Texas wrote: ↑21 Dec 2019I'm looking into investing in an arpeggiator vst but first I want to give Reason's native dual arp a try to see if it's powerful enough. My question is knowing how Reason studios half-azz most devices what are the shortcomings of the dual arp? I don't want to waste my time trying to learn it only to figure in the long run it's half-azz. So how do you guys rate it? Does it complete your arp needs?
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Yeah that's what I'm hearing
miscend wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019Reason doesn't support Cream or any MIDI VSTs.Goriila Texas wrote: ↑21 Dec 2019I'm looking at Cream for only $39 so cheap might as well pull the trigger.
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Are you using some sort of plugin chainer to get them running in Reason?Goriila Texas wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019Yeah that's what I'm hearing I was looking into dual arp in Reason but it can't do what I need so I got Cthulhu and I'm having blast. I figured out how to use Scaler's numerous chords for countless scales to trigger Cthulhu to arp EZkeys mind blown My arp needs are fulfilled for $39.
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No note retrigger is a deal breaker for me. I've already explained what that is.
miscend wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019Reason doesn't support Cream CM or any MIDI VSTs. You would have to use Reason as a plugin within another DAW.Goriila Texas wrote: ↑21 Dec 2019I'm looking at Cream for only $39 so cheap might as well pull the trigger.
In my experience the dual arp is quite good. You can stack them up, layer with other players or hook up to CV devices to get more functionality. I wouldn't call it half arsed - its quite well thought out and decently specced. Dual Arp is probably better than the built-in arps you will get in most synths, but maybe not as powerful as dedicated Arp plugins like HY-RPE and Cthulhu.Goriila Texas wrote: ↑21 Dec 2019I'm looking into investing in an arpeggiator vst but first I want to give Reason's native dual arp a try to see if it's powerful enough. My question is knowing how Reason studios half-azz most devices what are the shortcomings of the dual arp? I don't want to waste my time trying to learn it only to figure in the long run it's half-azz. So how do you guys rate it? Does it complete your arp needs?
So I thought,too. But it might just turn out to the best 15 minutes you spend, when you get around to it:)Goriila Texas wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019That's no for me on Bluearp it might be powerful but the interface is garbage I wouldn't last 15 minutes looking at that ugly thing
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I use Studio One.
miscend wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019Are you using some sort of plugin chainer to get them running in Reason?Goriila Texas wrote: ↑22 Dec 2019Yeah that's what I'm hearing I was looking into dual arp in Reason but it can't do what I need so I got Cthulhu and I'm having blast. I figured out how to use Scaler's numerous chords for countless scales to trigger Cthulhu to arp EZkeys mind blown My arp needs are fulfilled for $39.
Dual arp is awesome, you can get great sounding patterns really quickly only thing i wish is if it had redrum or matrix like pattern section, so you counlld store different arrp patterns and switch between them or automate switching the patterns
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