the new Instrument Rack is coming in May

[elliotness]

The next teaser is out;

"instead of ADSR I'm goin CP triple D"

What do you supposed "C P Triple D" could mean when referring to envelope?

[avasopht]

The next teaser is out;

"instead of ADSR I'm goin CP triple D"

What do you supposed "C P Triple D" could mean when referring to envelope?

The Character / Presence module controls how the sound will be identified by listeners. For example, while you can change the attack of a violin, it's more important that you select how the bow will strike the string, and how each note is articulated..

The Decay-definition-decay processes the sound in multiple dimensions through a series of symmetric decay/definition/decay chambers. Where a normal ADSR controls amplitude through an envelope, a DDD controller applies a decay to the very definition of the sound itself, which is then decayed through a natural decay period that can be applied to amplitude as well as any number of sound dimensions.

Quite disappointing that it took Reason Studios so long to make one of these for Reason. The algorithm has been known for centuries.

Also, only 15-days until the next announcement and my next update on how this all works.

DISCLAIMER: this post is complete BS

[ltbrunt00]

Since A.I has taken over my place of work, I am going to guess a synth that uses A.I to sound like real world instruments that can morph between sounds. OK I stole some of that from my current VST addiction Soundpaint.20. Also the Reason synth will combine audio modeling with a standard synth. Since we are guessing that was my guess.

[Faastwalker]

By looking at the color scheme and the arrangement of some of the buttons/knobs/encoders/wheels of that new RE in the thumbnail image of the third teaser video, I feel like being reminded in the Hartmann Neuron synthesizer, which was a unique and new take on modeling sounds based on resynthesis. I wouldn’t be surprised if RS has incorporated that kind of approach into that upcoming instrument. We’ll know quite soon.

I remember being blown away by the Hartmann Neuron when I first saw and heard it. Did it actually go into production?

A Hartmann Neuron style device as an RE would be very cool to have in Reason. Don’t think it’s what this is though.

[moalla]

Pjeur Data might be complex, this https://www.elasticaudio.com/intro-to-intonal-guide/ might be deamanding...
So the set a phrase to trigger the userbase nice if it has cables and could not explode, cause it´s only virtual than it could be
more than modular, so it gives the ability to play with sounds direct per console like tinker cv
Fascinating would say Commander Spock

I also get complexes right away


good when your waking up the akira complex, but one track of this might be enough to be awake

[marcuswitt]

So what? That’s part of marketing.
That methodology of hyping things up keeps the entire entertainment industry alive, including sports, music business, movie business etc.

From my subjective perspective, from time to time there’s nothing wrong with being excited and triggered by curiosity about a new thing being announced. So, it’s all good, man… we’re humans, not robots.

Y'all are doing more than these videos to hype this up, bumping this thread to tell us how much you don't care for the videos or the building of hype... These videos were made for you to do what you're doing now. You are the hype machine.

[joeyluck]

So what? That’s part of marketing.
That methodology of hyping things up keeps the entire entertainment industry alive, including sports, music business, movie business etc.

From my subjective perspective, from time to time there’s nothing wrong with being excited and triggered by curiosity about a new thing being announced. So, it’s all good, man… we’re humans, not robots.

Y'all are doing more than these videos to hype this up, bumping this thread to tell us how much you don't care for the videos or the building of hype... These videos were made for you to do what you're doing now. You are the hype machine.

Oh I'm all about the teasers and speculation

I was just poking fun at the people complaining about it.

[marcuswitt]

It’s understood, we’re on the same page then.

So what? That’s part of marketing.
That methodology of hyping things up keeps the entire entertainment industry alive, including sports, music business, movie business etc.

From my subjective perspective, from time to time there’s nothing wrong with being excited and triggered by curiosity about a new thing being announced. So, it’s all good, man… we’re humans, not robots.

Oh I'm all about the teasers and speculation

I was just poking fun at the people complaining about it.

[Billy+]

I wonder if it's a native RE of Avenger 2 ?

[Loque]

I wonder if it's a native RE of Avenger 2 ?

Yea, guess we will hear a lot of same new songs as soon as Avenger2 is out. Personally i never programmed a song in a synth, because it is way to complex and time consuming, but its good for marketing to be able to do it, i guess Still could be interesting for learning purposes...

[Faastwalker]

New YouTube ‘speculation’ short on new instrument;

https://youtube.com/shorts/QgXG_4KouFY?feature=share

[Noise]

New YouTube ‘speculation’ short on new instrument;

https://youtube.com/shorts/QgXG_4KouFY?feature=share

hoping for more reactions!!

[_andreypetr_]

At the last seconds of this short we have some sound demo from the synth

[Floyd42]

What if,.... they made an instrument, what kinda "rebuild" any sound you`re feed in?

[BRIGGS]

New YouTube ‘speculation’ short on new instrument;

https://youtube.com/shorts/QgXG_4KouFY?feature=share

Grainström FTW

[_andreypetr_]

New YouTube ‘speculation’ short on new instrument;

https://youtube.com/shorts/QgXG_4KouFY?feature=share

Grainström FTW

Actually it is a dream

[ryanharlin]

Embedding for this thread's official record

[Heigen5]

A brass, sax physical modeling instrument?

[moalla]

A brass, sax physical modeling instrument?

I feel you got it

[Faastwalker]

Embedding for this thread's official record

Cheers, Ryan. I couldn’t get that to work myself!


EDIT: Figured it out - Right click and chose 'Copy Video URL' I was clicking 'share' option on YouTube short.

[marcuswitt]

Even if there is still some way to go before the official release of the new instrument, I'll throw out a few keywords that might lead in the right direction.

• ShrinkHull meshes (as shown in each of the three teaser videos),
• Modal sound synthesis (scientifically published in the early 1990’s)

If that’s the technology, which the new instrument is based on, then it opens up a whole new world for sound designers and musicians.

[StephenHutchinson]

My money is on:
1. Physical modelling (multiple acoustic models).
2. Deep learning-based instrument (like Google's NSynth).
3. AI-powered synthesis (finds synthesis models to best match a recorded sound).
4. Analogue modelling.
5. Simple but valuable addition to existing stock synths (e.g. proper unison, oversampling, analogue characteristics such as wear, etc).

Woah!... I just checked out NSynth... even in the browswer, it took midi input from my Nektar Impact LX61 synth. That's insane.

[StephenHutchinson]

What we want is M1 compatibility !

Forgive me, but I'm a bit confused regarding why a lot of people are really wanting M1 compatibility?

I'm running a Mac Mini M1 (16GB RAM / 1TB HD) and it seems to do amazingly well under Rosetta. I'm not even sure I can make it go faster, except maybe exporting, but even still... that's pretty damn fast already.

Awhile back, with some hesitancy, I loaded up one of those crazy "brutal computer test" Reason files that are a test of how much your software/computer can handle. If I recall, I got to 2 or 3 minutes before things started to fall apart... not too shabby.

I'm just curious what M1 support will bring to Reason that it doesn't already have.

[StephenHutchinson]

By looking at the color scheme and the arrangement of some of the buttons/knobs/encoders/wheels of that new RE in the thumbnail image of the third teaser video, I feel like being reminded in the Hartmann Neuron synthesizer, which was a unique and new take on modeling sounds based on resynthesis. I wouldn’t be surprised if RS has incorporated that kind of approach into that upcoming instrument. We’ll know quite soon.

I remember being blown away by the Hartmann Neuron when I first saw and heard it. Did it actually go into production?

A Hartmann Neuron style device as an RE would be very cool to have in Reason. Don’t think it’s what this is though.

I had a looksee on the internets... and there seems to be a Mac VST for Hartman Neuron Synth... designed by the originators of the physical synth:

http://www.neuronsynth.com/html/Home.html

EDIT: Doesn't seem to work on newer Intel Macs.

[avasopht]

I'm just curious what M1 support will bring to Reason that it doesn't already have.

There's a few threads going into more detail on this.

Maybe it's to do with compatibility with plugins that are M1 only?? Can't remember. It was also performance for a long while until an update a few months ago