For us Reason owners it was a no brainer to get Studio One for £130 (or there abouts... In Studio Ones ten year sale. For the crossgrade from any other DAW). Cheaper than buying the next 3 or 4 Reason upgrades to get a small amount of DAW new features which already exist in S1.kitekrazy wrote: ↑06 Feb 2020Reason was #4 last year. They gave away some nice stuff like Europa between 9-10. There was also an upgrade sale back then. They made some nice improvements back then. I don't think Reason as a VST is a wow among users. I've has a license since 4 and this one just doesn't scream to pay $129 for it. I can't imagine someone paying $400 just to use it as a VST in their DAW.jlgrimes wrote: ↑05 Feb 2020
Number 7 is pretty good though. Reason is more popular than Pro Tools, Bitwig, Digital Performer.
They cut the list down as well this year as well so it is great that Reason made the cut.
The results aren't too surprising though. Most surprising was Studio One moved up to take Abletons typically number two spot. Studio One do tend to be a well liked DAW though once someone starts using it.
Hear me right .. I love Reason and still use it. But for serious arrangement and proper mixing S1 has it nailed. So...fo us Reason users, getting another DAW and enjoying Reason whilst working in a really good production environment is in my mind the best of both worlds
As for migrating the other way... Buying Reason just to get the VST I agree is an expensive luxury