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News from Noise Engineering: free REs, new/updated REs
You're not alone. I find their naming scheme confusing and the new REs are making things worse. I also don't like their GUI style so maybe their products are not for me. Great that there are some freebies though.
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Hello! Do you have plans to update the REs with the excellent modulation options which have been just added to the VSTs?NoiseEng wrote: ↑18 Nov 2021Greetings!
We at Noise Engineering have been busy and we bring forth news.
- Free! We have three new FREE Rack Extensions available now in the shop. Some of you asked for these when we were in beta on our VST plugin version of these products. Since we are only licensed to produce VST3 products, they were not Reason compatible. Today we change that and you have RE versions that are made especially for the RE ecosystem. These include two synths (Sinc Vereor and Virt Vereor), and our multidistortion, Ruina. Get them at the Noise Engineering page in the shop.
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/brow ... ngineering
- New / Improved! We also announce three new and/or improved REs to the shop today.
1. Basimilus, a new-and-improved version of our flagship synth. Made initially as a universal drum synth, Basimilus is absolutely stand out as leads, pads, basses...you name it.
2. Cursus Vereor, another new-and-improved synth that can be shaped to create gentle plucks and pads but excels at organic and synthetic basses and aggressive tones.
3. Desmodus, our reverb extension, but don't think of this as a room emulator. Turn your sound from a beautiful clocked delay to a shimmering reverb to an uncanny, nightmarish atmosphere.
Since our Rack Extensions come from Euroack modules, they are created with the intention of being modulated. They slot into the Reason ecosystem beautifully.
- If you already own some of the NE REs, you may notice that a couple of familiar names have an updated look and a slightly different sound. You should be getting the new versions as free upgrades shortly! They are named differently and will NOT replace the old versions in your rack. The core functionality will be the same, but in some corner cases, you'll find the products sound slightly different, and we think, better.
EDIT for clarification: if you own Basimilus Iteritas, you will get Basimilus.
If you own Cursus Iteritas Vereor, you will get Cursus Vereor.
Sinc Iter Vereor is replaced by the free Sinc Vereor (available to everyone).
The Reason Shop folks are working on this and will get to it as soon as possible.
If you don't own these yet, they are on sale now, 50% off, through the end of November! Bundle page coming soon (sale also applies to that). Get them at the Noise Engineering page in the shop.
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/brow ... ngineeringI have long said we wanted to get back to making Rack Extensions. The Reason audience is fantastically supportive and we can't thank you enough, so consider this step one to doing that. We have a very long list of things we want to accomplish in this space and we're just getting started.
- But why?
Here at NE, we have gotten a lot of requests for plugin versions of our products, and we're working to honor that. So here's our attempt at complete transparency about our process. As we created plugins, we realized it was a good time to give the Rack extensions a bit of an update and make them better, but also align our production pipeline so that we can more effectively release products in both worlds. We're working to align the plugin and Reason bundles. It will be a few months / releases of awkwardness while we do this, but we will never take away an existing RE you have, and will work with the shop to get you improved versions as long as they let us. This does not count as an update (that would replace the old version), so it's a bit of a process, so this may be slow at times, but we are working on this.
Finally, this release would not have been possible without the assistance from our beta testers, so a gigantic thank you to the people who helped us and reported bugs. I don't know the etiquette here about naming them, so I'll just say that everyone who reported bugs and helped us with tests is thanked in the manuals for these REs.
Are you still reading? Go get your free REs.
Thanks for being great, Reason users. And always, drop us a line with questions. We're happy to help.
That would be awesome
Hi! Unfortunately no, there's no way to make those work in Reason.
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Oh it’s unfortunate, thx for the answer anyway
After seeing Mutable's Plaits come to Reason in the form of "Macro," I definitely would love to see more of the NE range in RE format.
Clep Diaz would be super dope. I'm not sure if there is a LFO that can be step triggered in RE format? Sinc Bucina as an RE would be cool too, though I supposed that's hard to do an analog based module in RE format.
Clep Diaz would be super dope. I'm not sure if there is a LFO that can be step triggered in RE format? Sinc Bucina as an RE would be cool too, though I supposed that's hard to do an analog based module in RE format.
NotedDJMaytag wrote: ↑15 Feb 2022After seeing Mutable's Plaits come to Reason in the form of "Macro," I definitely would love to see more of the NE range in RE format.
Clep Diaz would be super dope. I'm not sure if there is a LFO that can be step triggered in RE format? Sinc Bucina as an RE would be cool too, though I supposed that's hard to do an analog based module in RE format.
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No promises, but we're specing things out to see if there is anything we can bring to Reason that would make sense. Anything that isn't in the pipeline for all markets needs to be rewritten from scratch though, so it's a longer term project, unfortunately. Doesn't mean we're not into it...just that it takes a while.
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Yeah, that makes sense. I guess I was thinking more code-based Eurorack modules you have that would translate well, but that depends on the code those were written it, right?
Exactly. We have several that are just older and on old, low-powered processors and were never really meant to be repurposed (some really old things are written in assembly, which is definitely not meant for porting to this...). So yeah... But we have ideas, and as we've said before, we love this community. We just have to figure out how to get more hours out of a day first and then we'll get on it
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We're loving what you're doing in both worlds. If you figure out how to squeeze more time into a day, please pass it on. I've got a crap ton of vintage Roland, Moog, Korg, and Ensoniq gear that needs fixing!
HO LEE CRAP!!! I've had this for a while, but haven't had much time in the past year to dive into it, but had a chance to do so today. Absolutely WILD tones coming out of this thing. Hell, there's some amazing stuff coming out of it without any active input!
there is a new bundle, bundle 2, only VST etc... when will they arrive as RE's... and if you own Bundle 2, well, it does not exist anymore... if you own all Noise Engineering RE's, is that better phrasing? is there an upgrade path, when it comes.
it must come!
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Greetings! We're working on Bundle 2 for Reason -- it will be out as soon as we can do it.
Softube is not currently on the roadmap. We're pretty much at capacity with our current list of things we have in the pipeline and just don't have the bandwidth to do everything!
Softube is not currently on the roadmap. We're pretty much at capacity with our current list of things we have in the pipeline and just don't have the bandwidth to do everything!
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thanks for letting us know, so we can save up, for it...
will there be again be a special deal, for people that had the 'first' Bundle 2?
so as already, asked, is there an upgrade path (i repeat, again, sorry, i have everything; bought bundle 1 & 2, the first ones, and then upgraded to new Bundle. or how did it go? o well, i own every payed Noise Engineering Rack Extension, and the free ones of course...).
but great to know that they will come! (i will stay with RE environment for Noise Engineering, well, it works... and for other reasons, more and more the end up in tracks, the modules, and they already did...)
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I own all these but when I try to launch the RRP in Logic it just crashes due to not being run in Rosetta. Looking forward to incorporating the NE stuff into my Logic workflow one day.
GUI updates for Basimilus, Cursus Vereor and Desmodus: other than that, I didn't see anything else.
And for the Desmodus, what is synchronize to tempo parameter?
Time or LFO Speed? Because they are always graduated in %, whatever the position of the Tempo Sync switch.
And for the Desmodus, what is synchronize to tempo parameter?
Time or LFO Speed? Because they are always graduated in %, whatever the position of the Tempo Sync switch.
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This is excellent news, Bundle 1 has been fantastic. Love the new GUIs - can't wait to get updated GUIs for the other devices as part of Bundle 2. Keep up the amazing work!
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Yes, Bundle 1 art is updated. It is only an art update, pretty minor as we try to standardize some things.
@geronimo, the Tempo Sync sets whether Desmodus is in free run or whether it syncs to Reason's clock. When it is in Sync mode, the Time knob is a clock divider or multiplier.
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Y'all are quick.
Yes, Bundle 1 art is updated. It is only an art update, pretty minor as we try to standardize some things.
@geronimo, the Tempo Sync sets whether Desmodus is in free run or whether it syncs to Reason's clock. When it is in Sync mode, the Time knob is a clock divider or multiplier.
Stay tuned...
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The new bundle...wow, just wow!
Thank you so much, NoiseEng! As a loyal customer of your fantastic products I now have two absolutely awesome new synths FOR FREE and an otherworldly, instabuy delay at a nice discounted price. You sure know how to keep your fanbase happy! I can already picture my family preparing a search party, cause I'm getting lost in these devices... ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
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