Reason 10.1 - New Players + Europa Sample Import - Out Now!
3rd party Players are up!
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https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... ompulsion/
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... g-machine/
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... n-rhythms/
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... -detector/
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... ompressor/
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... -noteview/
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... converter/
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Hi,
I really have no intentions to be rude or something like that. I'm just trying to figure out, what is the benefit of having this device as a player as oppose to standard RE you already have in the shop.
The only thing that comes to my mind is no cabling? I enjoy that making cable connections actually. Is there something about stacking different players? Because "stacking" Re's is also possible in different kind of ways. I'm just struggling in this moment.
Thank you for answering. Would really appreciate it.
M
Well, Players are very easy to stack in different combinations without cabling, just by drag&drop and ofc you have all midi notes (also chords). In the core, this one is still a rhythm generator as the RE is. Now try to combine both with Scales&Chords, a Note Echo, a Midi Compressor and so on...That is a lot of cabling to be done...mataya wrote: ↑08 May 2018Hi,
I really have no intentions to be rude or something like that. I'm just trying to figure out, what is the benefit of having this device as a player as oppose to standard RE you already have in the shop.
The only thing that comes to my mind is no cabling? I enjoy that making cable connections actually. Is there something about stacking different players? Because "stacking" Re's is also possible in different kind of ways. I'm just struggling in this moment.
Thank you for answering. Would really appreciate it.
M
So in the core actually all Players are Midi processors, they come over the lack of mono CV. Probably a lot of those device could have been done with Poly CV too. I am glad, that someone now combines those both worlds.
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No problem!mataya wrote: ↑08 May 2018Hi,
I really have no intentions to be rude or something like that. I'm just trying to figure out, what is the benefit of having this device as a player as oppose to standard RE you already have in the shop.
The only thing that comes to my mind is no cabling? I enjoy that making cable connections actually. Is there something about stacking different players? Because "stacking" Re's is also possible in different kind of ways. I'm just struggling in this moment.
Thank you for answering. Would really appreciate it.
M
They both have their pros and cons. If you're happy with Euclid it's of course not absolutely necessary to get Euclidean.
What sets Euclidean apart is that:
- It's polyphonic
- It is sample-accurate since it does MIDI out instead of CV out
- It's controlled by MIDI in, i e it plays while one or more keys are held
- It's velocity sensitive (unless Velocity Mode is set to Fixed)
- It has built-in controls for Hold and Retrig
- It responds to the Run button inside combinators when the main sequencer is stopped
Thanks for explaining! And thanks for the intro price! (Something that I miss with Kompulsion having bought both Propulsion and Korde... )buddard wrote: ↑08 May 2018
No problem!
They both have their pros and cons. If you're happy with Euclid it's of course not absolutely necessary to get Euclidean.
What sets Euclidean apart is that:
- It's polyphonic
- It is sample-accurate since it does MIDI out instead of CV out
- It's controlled by MIDI in, i e it plays while one or more keys are held
- It's velocity sensitive (unless Velocity Mode is set to Fixed)
- It has built-in controls for Hold and Retrig
- It responds to the Run button inside combinators when the main sequencer is stopped
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And additionally, it can be placed between other players, which the RE version can't do obviously. Combining Players is so powerful - and so much fun - that the capability to mix'n'match them cannot be stated enough.buddard wrote: ↑08 May 2018No problem!mataya wrote: ↑08 May 2018Hi,
I really have no intentions to be rude or something like that. I'm just trying to figure out, what is the benefit of having this device as a player as oppose to standard RE you already have in the shop.
The only thing that comes to my mind is no cabling? I enjoy that making cable connections actually. Is there something about stacking different players? Because "stacking" Re's is also possible in different kind of ways. I'm just struggling in this moment.
Thank you for answering. Would really appreciate it.
M
They both have their pros and cons. If you're happy with Euclid it's of course not absolutely necessary to get Euclidean.
What sets Euclidean apart is that:
- It's polyphonic
- It is sample-accurate since it does MIDI out instead of CV out
- It's controlled by MIDI in, i e it plays while one or more keys are held
- It's velocity sensitive (unless Velocity Mode is set to Fixed)
- It has built-in controls for Hold and Retrig
- It responds to the Run button inside combinators when the main sequencer is stopped
I'm satisfied with both explanations, yours and by Loque's. Thanks again.buddard wrote: ↑08 May 2018No problem!mataya wrote: ↑08 May 2018Hi,
I really have no intentions to be rude or something like that. I'm just trying to figure out, what is the benefit of having this device as a player as oppose to standard RE you already have in the shop.
The only thing that comes to my mind is no cabling? I enjoy that making cable connections actually. Is there something about stacking different players? Because "stacking" Re's is also possible in different kind of ways. I'm just struggling in this moment.
Thank you for answering. Would really appreciate it.
M
They both have their pros and cons. If you're happy with Euclid it's of course not absolutely necessary to get Euclidean.
What sets Euclidean apart is that:
- It's polyphonic
- It is sample-accurate since it does MIDI out instead of CV out
- It's controlled by MIDI in, i e it plays while one or more keys are held
- It's velocity sensitive (unless Velocity Mode is set to Fixed)
- It has built-in controls for Hold and Retrig
- It responds to the Run button inside combinators when the main sequencer is stopped
M
Its out of the bag now! Pattern lanes! I was very excited they added this. Real pattern control. I'm not sure if every realizes this, but you can offset a pattern so playback restarts or stutters or turns the device off.rcbuse wrote: ↑07 May 2018Yes, all the new players will have this ability, just like the existing players. There is also another ability that no one has talked about yet in this thread!! Something that greatly adds value to these players!fotizimo wrote: ↑07 May 2018@lectricpanda,
Can the new players such as Kompulsion "send to track", I can't tell from looking at the introduction video, so thought I would ask. That is a great feature, and I hope it makes it through to the new player REs.
(I couldn't see if this was already covered in this topic)
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Yeah pattern lanes look cool. But do they switch around the pattern in the Player device during playback? That is something i dont like so much since editing then becomes a pain. I just hope they somehow decoupled that.
And di i mention i would like to see step conditions on the Prop Sequencer and Kompulsion. (play 1 outof 4 times, play when the previous tep played which Kompulsion actually has sort of etc.) Could be integrated into the Probability Knob.
And di i mention i would like to see step conditions on the Prop Sequencer and Kompulsion. (play 1 outof 4 times, play when the previous tep played which Kompulsion actually has sort of etc.) Could be integrated into the Probability Knob.
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It might be because when you're setting the probability, your mouse has to stay - horizontally - in the column of the step. If you go a little outside to the left or to the right, it stops scanning the mouse. Takes a little practice to get right
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Has anyone been able to adjust the velocity of individual repeats within a Step like the pictures of Superbooth suggested to be possible?
Edit :Got it, its the additional flam modes
Edit :Got it, its the additional flam modes
It's not something that needs to (or can?) be solved in the SDK. It's up to the developer to decide which pattern to show in the display. Reason will simply tell the device which pattern is requested by the user and when it should start. The developer can use that information to display the corresponding pattern, or they can choose to implement another mechanism for that.electrofux wrote: ↑08 May 2018Yeah pattern lanes look cool. But do they switch around the pattern in the Player device during playback? That is something i dont like so much since editing then becomes a pain. I just hope they somehow decoupled that.
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What other options are there besides velocity I see arrows??
The orange arrows adjust the velocity.
The blue ones:
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Was starting to dream too when i saw it in the superbooth video Like the Player magically gets knowledge of the underlying device and presents a huge list of adjustable parameters Or just CV-Out 1
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