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I feel very limited in Reason. Not soundvise (where Reason obviously is superior). I want to be able to make unlimited drum-tracks, with unlimited variations, for unlimited time. Show me how to do that in Reason. |
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I hate both. |
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what do you mean by unlimited drum tracks? |
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i mean when making drums in the piano-roll or the step-sequencer, I feel that I can make unlimited programmed variations of the drum-track, instead of just making the variations by slicing the beats. If the function exists in Reason, I must have missed it, but the fact that I missed could underline the fact that Reason (as a program) focuses on a special group of musicians, that I'm not a part of. It's not about what program that is the best, it's about what program you use |
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lol,i think that you missed the whole point of reason my friend...it has the function of programming your beat and making it as versatile as you want. that option is called REDRUM and it's a rhyrhm machine with an editor in the main arrangement view,along side with the steps on it. the slicking thingy is called dr.rex and it's a totaly different thing. |
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yes the little buttons on the front of the redrum are a waste of fucking space. and Dr.Rex is only really any good if you have Recycle as well. otherwise its a bit limited as to what you can use with it... as for sound quality, unless you're actually a signed artist or whatever, who gives a fuck about the mix? if you're that good someone else will do it for you. mixing and mastering tracks is a boring fiddy tedious waste of time, unless you're being a)paid to do it or b)making a serious release... |
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yes...i got pissed today after bouncing all the tracks to nuendo for processing,cos reason is so well done for make up of a sound. once you got a project up and ready in nuendo it's totally different and it doeasn't have the sound like it had while back in reason. i think that dr.rex is a powerfull tool,but when you combine redrum and it some crazy things pop up. |
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I stil think it's limited and without proper overview |
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You can do it the way he describes, but it's a hell of a lot more fiddly than Floops. I want seperate sequencer tracks for each drum machine channel (so 10 per redrum) and I've not found a (simple) way of doing this yet. I normally make my drums in floops more interesting by seperating out hats, snares, kicks etc. and then doing several variations on each one. These variations can then be combined, e.g. Kick drum variation 1, with snare part 4, with hi hats 2 and tom tom 6. |
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After a rebuild I went back to floops 3.3. I never remembered there being much of a leap from 3.3 -> 4.5, but going back you notice so many things missing. |
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FL, you all know what my responese whould be |
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FL5 is out and its a killer. |
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