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Why was the Drum Sequencer device never updated to handle multiple bars at least on the same level as Redrum?diminished wrote: ↑15 Dec 2019... knowing you'd receive a true, complete and honest answer ...
... what would that question be?
Yes. One of my biggest pet peeves with Reason.
Some legacy devices like Subtractor, Malstrom I understand but some things like the MClass devices I think folks would love a decent flexible "modern/digital" compressor/EQ with good GUI, good options for tweaking. Something like Ableton's compressor, or Studio One, or Reaper.
Ableton upgrade these devices almost every version by adding small "tweaks"
The Samplers also need to be more modern. Studio One, Ableton update their samplers pretty regularly.
Or better question (not to RS), why wasn't there more outrage about it? It still baffles me that it doesn't have a pattern chain option. Completely ruins the potential of it.jlgrimes wrote: ↑16 Dec 2019Why was the Drum Sequencer device never updated to handle multiple bars at least on the same level as Redrum?diminished wrote: ↑15 Dec 2019... knowing you'd receive a true, complete and honest answer ...
... what would that question be?
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Why would it need a pattern chain option when it has pattern lanes? I mean I understand how that would work in the context of a hardware device, where you'd want to be able to make a drum arrangement without a sequencer but so long as there's one in the software I'd rather just draw patterns in in the order I want them over hardware style chaining aaaany day!
(Agreed on multiple bars though - would love to see the option for at least 32 steps)
So as to achieve multiple bars, given that the width restrictions of the rack means that having 32 steps visible is not feasible.chimp_spanner wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019Why would it need a pattern chain option when it has pattern lanes? I mean I understand how that would work in the context of a hardware device, where you'd want to be able to make a drum arrangement without a sequencer but so long as there's one in the software I'd rather just draw patterns in in the order I want them over hardware style chaining aaaany day!
(Agreed on multiple bars though - would love to see the option for at least 32 steps)
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You know that you can arrange the patterns in the sequencer, right?Ermitage wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019So as to achieve multiple bars, given that the width restrictions of the rack means that having 32 steps visible is not feasible.chimp_spanner wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019
Why would it need a pattern chain option when it has pattern lanes? I mean I understand how that would work in the context of a hardware device, where you'd want to be able to make a drum arrangement without a sequencer but so long as there's one in the software I'd rather just draw patterns in in the order I want them over hardware style chaining aaaany day!
(Agreed on multiple bars though - would love to see the option for at least 32 steps)
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Is a hi-res UI being worked on? I have other questions too but I'm really really curious if Reason's appearance will ever be brought out of the dark ages. To the question above about MIDI out I predict Yes.
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What do you think of all those Negative Nancies over on ReasonTalk? Hahahahaha.
How about an updated combinator with extra CV inputs then, I'd settle for that
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This isn't what I think but it feels to me that Reason Studios have the philosophy of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it!". Either that or the person who coded it has left the company perhaps?jlgrimes wrote: ↑16 Dec 2019Yes. One of my biggest pet peeves with Reason.
Some legacy devices like Subtractor, Malstrom I understand but some things like the MClass devices I think folks would love a decent flexible "modern/digital" compressor/EQ with good GUI, good options for tweaking. Something like Ableton's compressor, or Studio One, or Reaper.
Ableton upgrade these devices almost every version by adding small "tweaks"
The Samplers also need to be more modern. Studio One, Ableton update their samplers pretty regularly.
Reason Studio's 11.3 / Cockos Reaper 6.82 / Cakewalk By Bandlab / Orion 8.6
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They said recently that the 10.4 performance fix included a lot of code clean up, and they had to fix a little bug in Kong after that. And it took a long time to do the 10.4 update. My guess is that they have touched pretty much all old legacy devices when they did 10.4. So, it is probably more of a "what do we do next on that priority list".Creativemind wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019This isn't what I think but it feels to me that Reason Studios have the philosophy of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it!". Either that or the person who coded it has left the company perhaps?jlgrimes wrote: ↑16 Dec 2019
Yes. One of my biggest pet peeves with Reason.
Some legacy devices like Subtractor, Malstrom I understand but some things like the MClass devices I think folks would love a decent flexible "modern/digital" compressor/EQ with good GUI, good options for tweaking. Something like Ableton's compressor, or Studio One, or Reaper.
Ableton upgrade these devices almost every version by adding small "tweaks"
The Samplers also need to be more modern. Studio One, Ableton update their samplers pretty regularly.
I just wish there was more active and organized interaction between RS and the users, like some other DAW companies that actively asks for feedback on very specific questions that will form new development of features, incl updating older things. Take Cubase, they just updated their PadShop with a very exiting new oscillator mode, and put out a survey with several future Cubase features asking for feedback in a ranking system.
I sure would want an OTA zero-feedback filter in Thor (and why not all synths like Europa/Grain). There is a good one in ES-01, they could just buy it from Robotic Bean if they can't make their own. More FX slots in Kong and additional FX, and so on (tempo synced Kong delay). Moving markers in all REX players. Yeah, the list is long but many updates can be based on existing code and is relatively small to implement.
I think RS could to a 50 point update, just like Presonus Studio 1, if they had the vision and leadership to do it. (By the way I hope they are NOT spending time on Allihopa 2.0 )
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Hi Reason Studios!
This probably goes to Pelle?
Is there a solution for how to make the vocoder sound as great as in the work by golden technician Michael B Tretow aka Abba's technician at Polar Studios?
1. The signature for the radio show Tracks
2. Abba's Under Attack
This probably goes to Pelle?
Is there a solution for how to make the vocoder sound as great as in the work by golden technician Michael B Tretow aka Abba's technician at Polar Studios?
1. The signature for the radio show Tracks
2. Abba's Under Attack
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You used to produce many of the best tutorial and sound design videos out there, but have completely stopped and now farm it out to amateurs who often don't know what they're taking about, and have videos that are many many times longer then they need to be. I'm sure this is related to the recent restructuring and probably the advice of whatever evil "consultants" the new owners brought in. Doesn't it make you sad, tho?
He Boombastix you think/know that europa and grain don’t have zero delay feedback filters? *shock*Boombastix wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019I sure would want an OTA zero-feedback filter in Thor (and why not all synths like Europa/Grain)......
I found a thread where even the synapse guy was asking how he can optimize the filters, and I think he nailed it in legend
https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopi ... &start=135
Then I have seen an interview with steve duda and he talked about the outsourced development of the serum filter to a math/physics guy, I really hope that the propellerhead, sorry, reason studio developers waking on similar paths...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp0rtLaXBio
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I don't know, but Thor/Europa/Grain have mainly a a moog/ladder style filter, (I know there are more types). Thor cannot be zero feedback since it is too old, I do not know about Europa/Grain, but Synapse, Uhe, Cytomic, Native Instruments et all who have zero feedback have filters that sound better, and the math supports it too. In the analog era the best filters before digital took over were very nice sounding OTAs (you could get that wet yummy squelchy sweeps with no loss of bass). There was almost 15yrs of filter design between moog first ladder and the last OTAs. So yeah, those were the best, amalog circuit engineers did a lot work on that stuff.friday wrote: ↑18 Dec 2019He Boombastix you think/know that europa and grain don’t have zero delay feedback filters? *shock*Boombastix wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019I sure would want an OTA zero-feedback filter in Thor (and why not all synths like Europa/Grain)......
I found a thread where even the synapse guy was asking how he can optimize the filters, and I think he nailed it in legend
https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopi ... &start=135
Then I have seen an interview with steve duda and he talked about the outsourced development of the serum filter to a math/physics guy, I really hope that the propellerhead, sorry, reason studio developers waking on similar paths...Code: Select all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp0rtLaXBio
Also, RS I know for focusing on code efficiency, and the zf filter DSP code is expensive, so I do not know what corners they have cut, but there is a lot of synths that sound better in the filters. I wish to be able to choose and take the CPU hit if I want that sound.
You can experiment with the Legend filter by routing Thor through it, or even use the ReDominator or Predator to try more filter types (These three are really good). Set the cut off to move from mid (or higher) to low with medium fast envelop and dial up the resonance.
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One of the reasons is that we want to ensure backwards compatibility. Creating a newer version of a device could potentially make your (old) song sound different or just plain wrong, and we wouldn't want that.jlgrimes wrote: ↑16 Dec 2019Yes. One of my biggest pet peeves with Reason.
Some legacy devices like Subtractor, Malstrom I understand but some things like the MClass devices I think folks would love a decent flexible "modern/digital" compressor/EQ with good GUI, good options for tweaking. Something like Ableton's compressor, or Studio One, or Reaper.
Ableton upgrade these devices almost every version by adding small "tweaks"
The Samplers also need to be more modern. Studio One, Ableton update their samplers pretty regularly.
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I know for a fact that Ryan is currently working on a new tutorial as we speak!manisnotabird wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019You used to produce many of the best tutorial and sound design videos out there, but have completely stopped and now farm it out to amateurs who often don't know what they're taking about, and have videos that are many many times longer then they need to be. I'm sure this is related to the recent restructuring and probably the advice of whatever evil "consultants" the new owners brought in. Doesn't it make you sad, tho?
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