Propellerhead.. what are they up to now?

[infuzion]

Some news: it seems the Propellerhead guys are out with a Reason satellite software for recording audio called "Record" aside the usual virtual instruments.
Well, at last, vocal tracks can be done!
I just wonder how a decent sync will be performed ... oh well that's a DAWs issue anyway...

I think that's been out urm, 2-3 years now? Record 1.5 does come with a great AutoTune plug though.

[Acrobat]

Some news: it seems the Propellerhead guys are out with a Reason satellite software for recording audio called "Record" aside the usual virtual instruments.
Well, at last, vocal tracks can be done!
I just wonder how a decent sync will be performed ... oh well that's a DAWs issue anyway...

I think that's been out urm, 2-3 years now? Record 1.5 does come with a great AutoTune plug though.

Really? Oh yeah well they are advertising so I got it just by now... Yeah an autotuner, I used autotuning for some records in 2004-5, then I realised it mostly damage some of the best nuances of my vocals, so I took it off and return to natural recordings... even if they're not so PERFECT but who wants perfection afterall...

[drumma]

Well, as a real active user of Reason since Reason 1.0, i can honestly say that Propellerheads really RUINED it.They just showed us all how to ruin a great program.. totally.. They slack cause they sell anyways.Regoove tool is totally useless.Like all old reason users say i say it here again, the old interface was way better & handy, controlling automations was much way better and handy too..what they tried to do with vectors,it just didnt work.Propellerheads Team have the advantage of taking serious opinions and advices about the program in propllerheads.se reasonstation.net combinatorhq.com and many more webpages just belongs to reason users.But they just dont listen to them, they only listen some lazy and clueless rnb producers who doesnt have any clue about production, mastering etc.After a looong force in all reason forums we could provide Props Team make reason fullscreen (they ruined it aswell it's real pain to use that ability )and it took freakin 3 years...Since Reason 1.0 people are crying for VST input but Props team says this will never happen.I dont really know why they insist on not making Reason better since noones sharing good stuff in reasonstation like old days anymore and for godsake it's not midi tool you are making a music program why are you insisting on keeping it closed for anything... For example; Since reason 1.0 they could let audio input in reason at 5th release...
About Reason 5 i dont really know what did they add to it (expect audio in)Dr Octo Rex = 4 Dr Rex, they just enhanced Dr Rex thats all.Kong is a sample shape based graintable drum synth, it's sweet but it's using the same mechanics of Malström.So what did they really do for 5th relese expect using same tecniques? NOTHING!

Sorry for my bad English.

Cheers.
E.

[Acrobat]

Sorry for my bad English.

no I think we got it, I had a go on V4, I must say that finally they made a complete synthesizer (Thor) but unfortunately it does not sound very good. The arpeggiator is ridiculous, looks like it's been done in a hurry and it's totally useless.
Not really a step forward, the only good thing in recent versions of the software is SOLO buttons!
It's heavier too, if I were still using it, I'd stay at V 2.5!

[tor]

Way cool!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIsBdvLaCEY

[aliasant]

Way cool!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIsBdvLaCEY

Last 2 minutes gave me some hope.

What if SM could export for this ?
He says that any VST dsp code can be used.

That would be a dawnbreaker for SM.

I know it will probably never happen but if it did it would probably work very well.
Thousands of Reason users would be able to create plugins for Reason that works platform independent.

Keep on dreaming ... I will

[infuzion]

Way cool!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIsBdvLaCEY

Dang you Tor, making me dig up my Propellerhead's USB key!!

[tor]

Suddely I feel like expanding my programming skills. Really curious about that SDK.