Reason compact with Reason lite?
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I can’t seem to find info but does a purchased copy of compact still come with a free Reason lite edition?
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scratchnsnifff wrote: ↑19 Jun 2019I can’t seem to find info but does a purchased copy of compact still come with a free Reason lite edition?
"Take your tracks further with Reason Lite, the desktop studio you can download for free with Reason Compact"
You can download Reason Compact for free. It's just when you buy Sound Packs or Devices that you pay money.
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https://help.propellerheads.com/hc/en-u ... 0008909833
Reason Lite licenses are only issued to new accounts created from the Reason Compact application, or to existing accounts that do not already have a Reason license registered to them.
We're trying to avoid any confusion or possible conflicts or compatibility issues due to differing software versions for users who already have a Reason license in their account.
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stratatonic wrote: ↑19 Jun 2019https://help.propellerheads.com/hc/en-u ... 0008909833
Reason Lite licenses are only issued to new accounts created from the Reason Compact application, or to existing accounts that do not already have a Reason license registered to them.
We're trying to avoid any confusion or possible conflicts or compatibility issues due to differing software versions for users who already have a Reason license in their account.
This is Perfect for my scenario.
Going to start a small basic synth class similar to piano lessons or any instrument lessons. And most people around here at least have an iPad. So I could walk them through making an account and at least obtaining a cheap tool to work with
It’s kind of crazy that lite has Thor, Europa, scream4 and vst capability
Hopefully it’s all an easy setup
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I wish that intro had a cheaper upgrade price than compact as intro cost money and compact is basically now free
But yeah good idea to get it free for your students and crazy that its free , you can wire out all the drums to mix channels so it’s basically 18 tracks really beginner musicians or singer songwriters who play instruments could make a whole album with that .
But yeah good idea to get it free for your students and crazy that its free , you can wire out all the drums to mix channels so it’s basically 18 tracks really beginner musicians or singer songwriters who play instruments could make a whole album with that .
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Rightsleep1979 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2019I wish that intro had a cheaper upgrade price than compact as intro cost money and compact is basically now free
But yeah good idea to get it free for your students and crazy that its free , you can wire out all the drums to mix channels so it’s basically 18 tracks really beginner musicians or singer songwriters who play instruments could make a whole album with that .
I feel like the limitations makes it perfect for beginners. Having 8-16 tracks depending makes you create by necessity
I should check what devices are included, I figured that malström would be included but to my surprise Europa subtractor and Thor are all in each version
Hopefully there is an eq and other mastering stuff
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the only difference between intro and compact is 8-16 tracksscratchnsnifff wrote: ↑20 Jun 2019Rightsleep1979 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2019I wish that intro had a cheaper upgrade price than compact as intro cost money and compact is basically now free
But yeah good idea to get it free for your students and crazy that its free , you can wire out all the drums to mix channels so it’s basically 18 tracks really beginner musicians or singer songwriters who play instruments could make a whole album with that .
I feel like the limitations makes it perfect for beginners. Having 8-16 tracks depending makes you create by necessity
I should check what devices are included, I figured that malström would be included but to my surprise Europa subtractor and Thor are all in each version
Hopefully there is an eq and other mastering stuff
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Nice, I greatly appreciate all the info from everyone thankssleep1979 wrote: ↑20 Jun 2019the only difference between intro and compact is 8-16 tracksscratchnsnifff wrote: ↑20 Jun 2019
Right
I feel like the limitations makes it perfect for beginners. Having 8-16 tracks depending makes you create by necessity
I should check what devices are included, I figured that malström would be included but to my surprise Europa subtractor and Thor are all in each version
Hopefully there is an eq and other mastering stuff
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I was in the MPC Users group on Facebook the other day and just recommended someone try Reason Compact, as they get Reason Lite for free. They were looking for a synth they could use on their iPhone, but then also export stuff onto their Mac and use it as a VST/AU counterpart. I told him Europa is a fantastic synth and to give it a spin (on his iPhone and Reason Lite desktop for free). If he liked it, he could buy the VST and use it in his DAW of choice, while using Reason (Europa) Compact on his iPhone to sketch out ideas. Export iPhone presets or MIDI clips, etc.
I don't think he understood. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don't think he understood. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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