Tempo Based Delay Effect?, Anyone know of any software? Options

[gayajay]

I would like to know if there's any mac programs for adding a tempo based delay effects?
I'm a die hard enthusiest for Opcodes "Studio Vision Pro." music sequencing software program but I've ran my limit with its VST funtionaly.
The ideal program (if one even exists) would have the awsome realtime effects features, similar to "Reason" & "ReBirth", & capable of being used as 3 party software.
It would be a dream come true if "Propellerhead" would make it so that Reason could be used as a virtual sound module & sequenced by other software programs ie.: StudioVisionPro.
If anyone knows about anything that I might prove to help me out.., I'm open for suggestions.

THANKS

[Synthetic]

I currently am using Logic Gold 4.8.1 and about ready to move to 5.x maybe here soon. I will admit that Logic is very complex but as I started working in it... I found out that there is a lot of stuff that I really don't need to use thus using Logic became a bit easier. I also love the fact that in Logic, you can set the key commands for almost every function available in the app so I set up some of the commands to work as they do in my ProTools LE which helped me a lot too. I have Logic setup so that is the main command center for all my midi gear which is really cool. I love the way it allows me to access my different patches on my multi-timberal CS6x synth and plus I have the ESX24 sampler that I love since it can be used on up to 24 tracks and is much easier to setup and program than my previous EMU ESI2000 hardware sampler I sold.

I was a die-hard ProTools fan and used it for midi and audio but now I rely on Logic for midi sequencing and use ProTools for quick audio recording and editing.

try visiting http://www.dancetech.com/ and browse their tutorial files... you should find an article or two on delays there that should have that formula I mentioned. Of course this formula only works if the delay unit can be set according to microseconds... if it doesn't use ms for setting the time then I guess you'll just have to do by ear. Since you did mention you were having to deal with lots of knobs... I will suggest documenting your knob positions which may help you in the future to recreate a certain sound ect.