When I see videos like this I feel ashamed of batch and whining about our "awful" Reason sequencer, and probably rightfully so.
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I started on Pro 24 II, then Cubase on the Atari ST, then Cubase on my Mac Classic, then Cubase and Reason on the PC.diminished wrote: ↑07 Feb 2019When I see videos like this I feel ashamed of batch and whining about our "awful" Reason sequencer, and probably rightfully so.
Back then, many many years after that Photek video, Reason's sequencer was horrible imho. I could create a melody, then reverse it on the Atari (1987, 88). Ghost lines, ghost parts, and the IPS https://www.espace-cubase.org/anglais/p ... =level1cj1. Atari 1040 ST.
Reason 1 killed his hardware setup (yet you can hear how hard kicking the Emulator sounded like even on this old VHS tape converted to Youtube), but the sequencer? Nope. Cubase and Notator were Kings on the ST.
Voicing your need to have a better sequencer in 2019 (compared to one from the 90's) is not batch, imho.
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Well I don't. Because I've used that sequencer in that video, and well, the only problem was that it was a bit slow in response. But there's features in that sequencer that are still not in Reason, and those features were (and are) quite important, and it's a huge glaring embarrassing oversight by PH. Or plain stubbornness.diminished wrote: ↑07 Feb 2019When I see videos like this I feel ashamed of batch and whining about our "awful" Reason sequencer, and probably rightfully so.
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Let me know when you do. I don't necessarily notice things like that.
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Sorry. That's not Reason, but it was a old version of Cubase in an Atary 1040 ST
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Don't think he was implying it was Reason.Karim wrote: ↑08 Feb 2019Sorry. That's not Reason, but it was a old version of Cubase in an Atary 1040 ST
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When I see videos like this I feel ashamed of batch and whining about our "awful" Reason sequencer, and probably rightfully so.
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What's missing that was present then?fullforce wrote: ↑07 Feb 2019Well I don't. Because I've used that sequencer in that video, and well, the only problem was that it was a bit slow in response. But there's features in that sequencer that are still not in Reason, and those features were (and are) quite important, and it's a huge glaring embarrassing oversight by PH. Or plain stubbornness.diminished wrote: ↑07 Feb 2019When I see videos like this I feel ashamed of batch and whining about our "awful" Reason sequencer, and probably rightfully so.
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A brush tool, for example.
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Yeah I'd welcome that, and cloning of clips in the sequencer.
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Brush.
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Overdubbing or normal recording (Midi)
I am almost sure you could do this. Getting old but: you could have your loop points memorized on the (ST) F keys. I tried that for fun a couple of times but I don't know/remember the amounts you could have.
I could not believe the simple things I could do on my ST in 1988 I could not do in 2005 with the sequencer.
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I am almost sure you could do this. Getting old but: you could have your loop points memorized on the (ST) F keys. I tried that for fun a couple of times but I don't know/remember the amounts you could have.
I could not believe the simple things I could do on my ST in 1988 I could not do in 2005 with the sequencer.
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Not including a brush looks like a giant "FUCK YOU" from PH to people who want it. How hard can it be to include it?bxbrkrz wrote: ↑08 Feb 2019Brush.
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I am almost sure you could do this. Getting old but: you could have your loop points memorized on the (ST) F keys. I tried that for fun a couple of times but I don't know/remember the amounts you could have.
I could not believe the simple things I could do on my ST in 1988 I could not do in 2005 with the sequencer.
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Yeah it would make things much faster and slick. The cloning clips has to go with it in my opinion. FL Studio has both of these and they go together so freakin' well. For those who don't know what cloning clips is, it's where you copy a clip but it doesn't make a brand new unique copy. It's a clone. So it (should) remember the clip colour, the clip label and all the midi information of that clip. So when you double click any of the cloned copies or the original one it opens up the original clip and if you adjust any of those 3 elements, all the copied clips get updated with the new information so you don't have then delete all the old ones and recopy and memorise where they all went.fullforce wrote: ↑09 Feb 2019Not including a brush looks like a giant "FUCK YOU" from PH to people who want it. How hard can it be to include it?bxbrkrz wrote: ↑08 Feb 2019Brush.
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I am almost sure you could do this. Getting old but: you could have your loop points memorized on the (ST) F keys. I tried that for fun a couple of times but I don't know/remember the amounts you could have.
I could not believe the simple things I could do on my ST in 1988 I could not do in 2005 with the sequencer.
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It was also very important to save up as much space as possible when all we had were floppy disks (Atari ST time). "Ghost clips" were a godsend.Creativemind wrote: ↑09 Feb 2019Yeah it would make things much faster and slick. The cloning clips has to go with it in my opinion. FL Studio has both of these and they go together so freakin' well. For those who don't know what cloning clips is, it's where you copy a clip but it doesn't make a brand new unique copy. It's a clone. So it (should) remember the clip colour, the clip label and all the midi information of that clip. So when you double click any of the cloned copies or the original one it opens up the original clip and if you adjust any of those 3 elements, all the copied clips get updated with the new information so you don't have then delete all the old ones and recopy and memorise where they all went.
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Yeah never thought about that, Ghost Clips or Cloned ones would save CPU.bxbrkrz wrote: ↑09 Feb 2019It was also very important to save up as much space as possible when all we had were floppy disks (Atari ST time). "Ghost clips" were a godsend.Creativemind wrote: ↑09 Feb 2019
Yeah it would make things much faster and slick. The cloning clips has to go with it in my opinion. FL Studio has both of these and they go together so freakin' well. For those who don't know what cloning clips is, it's where you copy a clip but it doesn't make a brand new unique copy. It's a clone. So it (should) remember the clip colour, the clip label and all the midi information of that clip. So when you double click any of the cloned copies or the original one it opens up the original clip and if you adjust any of those 3 elements, all the copied clips get updated with the new information so you don't have then delete all the old ones and recopy and memorise where they all went.
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No they would cost more CPU and depending on the implementation they might save some RAM and a little bit of disk space. Only if some advanced transparent auto-freeze was implemented then the rendered audio of the original midi clip might be reused, but it might lead to a different sound in comparison to having a duplicate clip instead of the cloned clip. That's because a synth could be at a different internal state at a later time in the track.Creativemind wrote: ↑10 Feb 2019
Yeah never thought about that, Ghost Clips or Cloned ones would save CPU.
No it wouldn't. It might save space, but nowadays that would be completely insignificant.Creativemind wrote: ↑10 Feb 2019Yeah never thought about that, Ghost Clips or Cloned ones would save CPU.
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