I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

[Hydlide]

Re: I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

I wasnt saying reason was a full out DAW. Im saying people are comparing reason to DAW'S, when reason in itself really isnt meant to be classified like that.

Well.. I have been saying personally that Reason has been a complete DAW in the last 4 years. I have been making +400 songs by using Reason 2.5, reason 3 and Reason 4...

Some people will always have discussions about wheater Reason is a full DAW, or not... I won't join in that discussion. Since other persons cant create a complete audio track from Reason, where I can...

That says something about the other people I think. FL does not replace my for flow yet. Heck, I have said it so many times: the perfect music program hasnt been invented yet... Give that a thought.

[sleeplessdragn]

Re: I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

can you redrum on fruity loops

hell nah

suck my cock you traitors

FL Layer, SliceX?

o_O o_O o_O

EDIT: And FPC, how the **** did I forget about FPC.

[Hydlide]

Re: I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

can you redrum on fruity loops

hell nah

suck my cock you traitors

Yes, Battery 3 would be my answer.. But how ever I miss the tone -> velocity option...

[nubbin149]

Re: I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

Nah I'm just messing around hydlide

I agree with you there are some things Reason still cannot do that other DAWs can, however I cannot stand fruity loops for the confusing interface and sequencer.

It's only confusing until you sit down and learn it. It's incredibly easy and efficient once you really get the hang of it.

[SuperGreenX]

Re: I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

Well.. I have been saying personally that Reason has been a complete DAW in the last 4 years. I have been making +400 songs by using Reason 2.5, reason 3 and Reason 4...

Some people will always have discussions about wheater Reason is a full DAW, or not... I won't join in that discussion. Since other persons cant create a complete audio track from Reason, where I can...

That says something about the other people I think. FL does not replace my for flow yet. Heck, I have said it so many times: the perfect music program hasnt been invented yet... Give that a thought.

It is not a DAW. It doesn't record audio...so it is not. It is a software synth workstation. The props never called it a DAW.

Reason was great to learn on. It has a pretty rounded selection of sounds and synths that are all in there from the beginning and easy to use. I'm glad I didn't start out with some other VSTi sequencer and have to go out looking for more good synths and sounds, slowing me down and confusing me as a novice. I still use it a lot, especially for drums because I like its compressors and the scream distortion. I always pair it up with Ableton Live with more VSTs and audio capabilities.

If Reason doesn't do everything you want in your software, then use something else, or add it to something else.

[robertsona]

Re: I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

Does anyone else consider Reason 1000000000000000000000x harder to use than FL Studio

[nubbin149]

Re: I have been using reason for years now... and I have had my eyes opened.

In my opinion robert, reason is just scary to look at. Honestly, the interface is insanely user-friendly once you stop being intimidated by all the knobs and buttons.

And the rack really helps you understand everything in the basics of how sounds are composed and how they function.

Absolutely, It's just intimidating. Once you get your head around it, it becomes alot easier.

But, I'm still in love with FL now. After having used reason AND ableton both together. It's just so much more immersive. When I'm using Fruity loops, I feel like i'm in an audio workstation. Not just running some program on my computer. It's very aesthetically pleasing.

Though I will say, that I have not yet been able to find a vst that's even close to comparable to the Scream 4. That thing is the most amazing distortion I've ever used, period.

If Prop released the scream 4 as a standalone VST I'd easily pay money for it.