NAMM 2011 最新ニュース
Take your time when you get this software, Reason 1.0 can be a bit overwhelming to the newbie. Study other peoples process when making music. Learn the ins and the outs of the program and learn how to create a full song in it and you will be amazed on the potential that it has. Its worth every single penny. I am not sure if you can still purchas...
The sounds that come with it arent very good for me. I like to kind of create my own sounds based off of presets that come with plug ins. Most of the plug ins I used with FL Studio 8 are Massive and Sytrus just a name a few. Some of the presets are very cpu heavy so you will need to adjust your asio settings to make up for it hogging your cpu. <...
Reason's sound quality is determined by the user. Some people claim reason doesn't sound professional truth is the user doesn't sound professional. Reason only sounds as good as the user makes it, you get out what you put in. What I like most about Reason is the fact that everything I need for a composition is already supplied in ...
Now for the nitty gritty on this application... Please understand I'm speaking from a producers/consumer point of view What I hate about this application is it's pointless unless you have the money to purchase plugins to use a long with it. Without plugins which are containers for more sounds as well as mixing tools your music pro...
Overall opinion is that this is the best you can buy, its cheap which I think puts people off but it should not. Everything runs smoothly and it looks nice as well which I think leads you onto making better productions. You can run any external (non fruity) vst on this program also which is great since I have a lot of vsts. Def...
The piano roll is probably my favourite feature of FL. It's accessability is immense and allows anybody to create brilliant music at the click of buttons (see Lex Luger). Obviously a midi keyboard does help any ventures but it isn't really neccesary as you can use your PC keyboard. I am a huge fan of everything FL brings, it's simplicity is key...
What I like most is the quality of the sounds. They sound fantastic, and you can find packs in the Sound Bank that suit any need. Thor is also a great addition, something that wasn't present in Reason 3. I also like the combinators, which provide for easy mixing and easy packaging of otherwise complex setups and instruments. What I don't like ab...
Overall, Propellerhead Reason 4 is a lot better than 3.0. If you aren't familiar with either of these, Reason is overall a very powerful piece of software and is an almost perfect all in one stop for making MIDI music. The sounds are quite realistic and varied and of course you can always make your own sounds and import them into this. My fav...
I've been using Image Line Fruity Loops Studio 7 for about a year and have found it to be a great piece of software when it comes to using MIDI instruments and making drum patterns and loops. It is easy to use and its overall user friendly interface makes it a viable option for all users interested with all any type of experience. Even though it...
I've been using Reason 3.0 for about three or four years. I use it for programming drum beats to use as a scratch track. I use it with an M-Audio Keystation 49e to play the virtual instrument in the sequencer. I mostly use the redrum and looper sections of this program, but the synthesizers also sound great. I usually put the drum beat back into...
