Synthmaster

[Pi5cEan]

This is the synth that I'm most interested in using within Reason. I also have my Sylenth1 install from an old group-by that I got for Sonar, but I stopped using Sonar years ago, so no more Sylenth fun... But now I get to have Sylenth1 & Synthmaster, both in Reason!? Holy s#!t Can't wait to Combi those 2 together!
Seriously, Synthmaster might be the best all-around synth that you've never heard of, especially for the money, with a huge user-supported library that is always growing. My go-to synth of the future!

[Oquasec]

If the 15+ methods of getting vsts into reason were too much of a hassle for you, try these 3 painless ones out till the 29th.
Rewire, EMI or loopbacking. The native one is a rack device that took a year or two to make most likely.

[Palmeira]

This is the synth that I'm most interested in using within Reason. I also have my Sylenth1 install from an old group-by that I got for Sonar, but I stopped using Sonar years ago, so no more Sylenth fun... But now I get to have Sylenth1 & Synthmaster, both in Reason!? Holy s#!t Can't wait to Combi those 2 together!
Seriously, Synthmaster might be the best all-around synth that you've never heard of, especially for the money, with a huge user-supported library that is always growing. My go-to synth of the future!

Yep looking forward to using Synthmaster in Reason too without having to arse about like I've got nothing better to do.

[EnochLight]

This is the synth that I'm most interested in using within Reason. I also have my Sylenth1 install from an old group-by that I got for Sonar, but I stopped using Sonar years ago, so no more Sylenth fun... But now I get to have Sylenth1 & Synthmaster, both in Reason!? Holy s#!t Can't wait to Combi those 2 together!
Seriously, Synthmaster might be the best all-around synth that you've never heard of, especially for the money, with a huge user-supported library that is always growing. My go-to synth of the future!

SynthMaster still rates as the number 1 softsynth in existence (besting even Omnisphere and Serum):

http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/the ... day-621799

That list is generated by user polls, so it seems like "the people" agree as well!

I own it. The amount of content is simply astounding - it's a great all-around synth. The GUI/UX is a little dated IMHO, but its library is hard to pass up. It has something for everyone.