Reason introducing plugin support

  On 1/20/2013 at 4:27 AM, yek said:

yeah but reason leaves a lot to be desired. just wondering if anyone is using this new version (with record)

I upgraded my legit 2.5 to 6.5 a while back.

don't know if you guys know but there's gonna be a dx7 emulator on the new reason version...

http://www.propellerheads.se/products/reason/index.cfm?fuseaction=get_article&article=devices_px7

  On 1/20/2013 at 4:34 PM, THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

don't know if you guys know but there's gonna be a dx7 emulator on the new reason version...

that's not in the next version, that's a rack extension that's absolve for Reason 6.5 right now. it came out a few months ago

  On 1/20/2013 at 4:45 PM, oscillik said:

  On 1/20/2013 at 4:34 PM, THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

don't know if you guys know but there's gonna be a dx7 emulator on the new reason version...

that's not in the next version, that's a rack extension that's absolve for Reason 6.5 right now. it came out a few months ago

:( don't talk to me like that.

I'd be curious to know how well this is selling. I can't see too many people plunking down $100 for very many plugins.

$100 dollars are you serious...weow...

what a joke

and i bet fools are lined up for these too

why wouldn't one rewire out to a DAW and use ALL of the free plug ins known to man?

retarded

and i am glad i use renoise,PD,reaktor and hardware

100 bucks for a plugin is actually not that bad if it's quality. Ya there are a lot of free plugin out there, but there are aslo a lot of free shitty plugins. Reaktor is like 500 bucks, plus more if you buy instruments for it.

Yeah, but you don't need that plugin to make comparable sounds in Reason.

There are so many great freeware plug-ins that you shouldn't have to pay a cent to get what you want.

(Unless you want a very specific thing that only a non-free plug-in can get)

I'd like to know what technology (language) the plugins are written in. I posted to the Prop forums, and they won't tell me. It's "hush hush" and only open to companies.

  On 1/29/2013 at 10:46 PM, newmicro said:

I'd like to know what technology (language) the plugins are written in. I posted to the Prop forums, and they won't tell me. It's "hush hush" and only open to companies.

I recall a dev saying that it's an easy port from VST, about a days work. all they have to do is "switch the hooks" whatever that means, i'm guessing change the input/outputs from vst standard to reasons standard.

ya there are just points where data can come in or out of the plugin. Like each parameter. I think it's different to expose them to VST than to AU, so I'm sure PH has some api or something they've built. I bet they even have an sdk just for that as they are such ant fuckers about quality.

Yeah someone should hack this and bring some free stuff. The propellerhead guys really did shit with all these overprieced plugins.

and you can't sell them or return them, isn't that against some EU laws?

i just want to play with "record"

^^^^^^^

record does not exit anymore

play with audacity or soundforge or audition or the metasynth demo all of which shit on what was record

  On 2/5/2013 at 12:34 AM, yikes said:

^^^^^^^

record does not exit anymore

play with audacity or soundforge or audition or the metasynth demo all of which shit on what was record

4 realz? that\s craycray. oh well

  On 4/1/2013 at 4:48 PM, osobjornmedved said:

It stupifies me, though. I've yet to come up with anything cool. The presets it's loaded with are nice, but I need to take my ass back to school. Does anyone have any experience with this kind of synthesis?

FM synthesis is a bit of a headfuck if you're only really used to messing around with subtractive synthesis. I tried to get my head around it a while back but gave up. Might be time to revisit it myself...