One other thing I have and I do occasionally hook it up to Sonar is my old school Roland MC500 Mk2. Otherwise it just sits on my desk looking cool

Nymphomation wrote:Flying the flag for Cubase, woo hoo!
Why? I used to use it years before Reason dealt with Audio & Midi out properly, so I knew it fairly well. I bought a synth with an upcoming VST associated plug in (Elektron Overbridge) and a friend that works at NI gave me a fully licensed version of Komplete Ultimate.
SO got back into to using it. It's slower than Reason, it crashes, but I am spoilt for choice when it comes to sound. And it does some truely amazing things out the box, without the NI stuff to be honest.
I switch between the two depending on what mood I'm in, but never rewire. can;t be arsed with having two save projects for every song (that is what you do when you rewire isn't it?)
devilfish wrote: I am considering to buy Cubase Pro 8.
Do you know if Reason 8.2 and Cubase Pro 8 work in rewire?
Also have Elektrons since this year.. (and still waiting for Overbridge)![]()
The Octatrack is an amazing Sampler! My new "go to" Machine. It is a bit hard to get your brain inside the funktions,.. but damn! It´s a dream of Hardware Sampler ! So freaking groovy..Nymphomation wrote:
I don't know for sure, but can't think why they wouldn't work together. Have a look for an early version of Cubase on ebay, and upgrade the license from that - it may be cheaper. I got 7.5 during their 'grace' period for upgrades and got it for about £200 (plus £15 on a old version from ebay)
Elektron is an inspiring company, I can't believe how much amazing stuff they've produced in a relatively short amount of time - compared to Roland, Korg, Moog, Waldorf etc. I own the AK, and I desperately want more.... very addictive machines! Looking at an Octatrack
Wow - that track is incredible! Well done, man!Rook wrote:One of my favorite things I've ever created was done entirely with Reaper and a few freeware VSTs...
Thanks, Enoch!EnochLight wrote:
Wow - that track is incredible! Well done, man!
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