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If you are interested in trying out the software.Reason 11 unveils a bunch of new stuff – and the company that brought you ReWire will now let you use Reason as a plug-in. Polysix for Reason uses Korgs proprietary CMT (Component Modeling Technology) to precisely model the electronic circuitry of the original analog instruments, capturing the exact sound and parameter response of the originals.Propellerhead Reason is a powerful modular music creation software for people of all skill levels. Propellerheads new plug-ins format, Rack Extension version of Korgs classic and ever-popular Polysix.
About that plug-inPropellerhead clarified a bit about how the plug-in will work. That logo has remained fairly constant since version 1.0 – and even inspired at least one person to get a tattoo. Those are already to me the main reason to fire up Reason these days.Reason 11’s availability as a plug-in is the feature that will get everyone’s attention in the new release, but there are a lot of improvements to is something you’ll hear me say sometimes while working.Okay, okay, the logo really just takes one of the three cubes that makes up the Reason logo. New pricing – Reason Intro (€79), Reason (€349) and Reason Suite (€549).Buried in the fine print, Suite gets you – Scenic Hybrid Instrument , Complex-1 Modular Synth, Umpf Club Drums, Umpf Retro Beats, Reason Electric Bass, Reason Drum Kits, Processed Pianos, Layers Wave Edition, Layers, Parsec Spectral Synthesizer, Radical Keys, Polar Dual Pitch Shifter, Rotor Rotary Speaker, PolyStep Sequencer, Quad Note Generator, Drum Sequencer.To me, having the Buchla-inspired Complex-1 modular, the step sequencer and quad note generator, Drum Sequencer, and Parsec are enough for me to recommend Suite to enthusiast producers. There’s now a Suite version, which adds 16 of their own Rack Extensions (including one new addition).
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Reason Browser is included, and works just as it does in Reason, so you can retain your lists of favorites.Reason Studios also provide some answers on other features: Full compatibility with every ReFill, every Rack Extension – yeah, and bring your Combinators into other DAWs, too. Multiple audio outputs, two stereo inputs. One is an effect version, which you can add to existing audio tracks for processing – like using those new dynamics and EQ tools. One is an instrument version – that’s the one that you’d add on an instrument track in your DAW, either routing MIDI into it (from a keyboard or something like Ableton Live’s clips), or using Reason’s internal pattern generation devices. And there are actually two versions.
(That means if you want different channels controlling different instruments, you’ll just add more instances in the host.) Yes, you can have multiple instances of Reason Rack Plugin. Reason Rack Plugin receives both host automation and one channel of MIDI input There’s no sampling support in Reason Rack Plugin, only in Reason itself.
And it’s great news for loyal Reason users.The plug-in idea is a long time coming. What’s it all mean?So, fast take on this – all of this was a long time coming. (That said, implementation in various plug-ins can be a bit rocky.)But all in all, I think this will be useful to a lot of people. (You can still use those to automate internal Reason instruments and effects, though, inside Reason Rack Plugin).There’s also no drag-and-drop facility of audio, which is too bad – that’s something I know a lot of people use with Native Instruments’ Maschine and Ableton Live, for instance.
(As far as I know, ReWire won’t even be possible in the imminent next version of macOS.)Meanwhile, a plug-in does what you really need, by letting you keep your favorite instrument/effect racks inside software like Ableton Live. But ReWire hasn’t really survived as a technology, as operating systems advanced and security changes even make it untenable. It let you use Reason as a rack of instruments and effects in a DAW – and originally at a time when Reason’s own arrangement and audio facilities were limited.
But it’s needed, and I’ll try to find out more.Otherwise, Reason 11 looks like another compelling release from a company that continues to inspire passion in its users.
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