So I'm a registered user running the latest version of Reason but I would like to have a second machine for Rack Extension development.
Can I just installed the developer environments or do I have to installed Reason as well?
Do you need Reason to develop RE's
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For RE development the SDK and Recon (to do some basic testing/debugging) is sufficient. For performance tests loading your RE into Reason is the way to go.
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You actually CANNOT run the REs you build yourself in Reason. They only run in Recon which is a special/limited build of Reason and is part of the SDK and can be installed on any machine you want. I have the dev environment installed on a mac and a PC (in order to test re-cmake).
When you do a "universal" build, you can push it as a staging/testing build to RE servers and then download it (like you would any other RE) and run it in Reason.
When you do a "universal" build, you can push it as a staging/testing build to RE servers and then download it (like you would any other RE) and run it in Reason.
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Excellent thanks.pongasoft wrote: ↑02 Jan 2021You actually CANNOT run the REs you build yourself in Reason. They only run in Recon which is a special/limited build of Reason and is part of the SDK and can be installed on any machine you want. I have the dev environment installed on a mac and a PC (in order to test re-cmake).
When you do a "universal" build, you can push it as a staging/testing build to RE servers and then download it (like you would any other RE) and run it in Reason.
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