 Logic Vi's Vs. Reason 2 |
 Wed 27 Nov 2002, 19:41
Post
#1
|
|
 Rookie  Group: Members Posts: 34 Joined: 24-Sep 02 From: Lander - US Member No.: 7,879  |
I logic's stuff that much better to justify the $$$ or do they just force you to buy their expensive VI's by not offering REWIRE!
What are the limitations of Reason? |
 |
 
|
 |
Replies
|
Fri 29 Nov 2002, 19:51
Post
#2
|
|
 Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 296 Joined: 10-Aug 02 From: Rimghobb - UA Member No.: 6,734 |
QUOTE (wonx @ Nov 29 2002, 18:32) Just left me wanting a quality sequencer that shared Propellorhead's philosophy. That's why I'm still on my Ghandiesque musical sit-down strike in OS X.   The only hopes out there on the "RSN" horizon for us adrift in this raft are MOTU's Digital Performer and the being-reincarnated Metro. Although MOTU can be accused of being slow about it, their track record is that they they always came around to the "greater community" frame of mind sooner or later: they ultimately took the initiative to provide OMS emulation to end the stalemate between FreeMIDI and OMS. With wrappers (like VST Wrapper and Spark's FX Machine for MOTU), you could also use most VST effects and some VST Instruments in DP (although to MOTU's discredit, only third-party ware made it possible). Who knows what they are cooking up for their OS X recipe. We can only hope that they haven't succumbed to the marketing madness that appears to dominate the field right now. Metro being back in the hands of its creator now is a very interesting development. The original company that created Metro and Deck, OSC, built that on the exact philosophy of providing powerful and accessible software, reasonably priced. I have my fingers crossed that they will have the good sense to reinstate and continue that tradition now that Metro has audio capabilities, and promised support for both VST 2.0 and Audio Units (at least as I follow this murcurial pool of sketchy info). Here's the latest url for promised features: http://sagantech.biz/metro/products.shtml Light a candle and hope these two stay the course. If they are smart, and really make their product as flexible and user-friendly and non=proprietary as possible, including as much inter-app connectivity as possible, I believe either of them could quickly rise to the top of the heap. It will be a very interesting horse-race to watch--one where everybody could come out winners. 
|
|
|
|
Posts in this topic
wonx Logic Vi's Vs. Reason 2 Wed 27 Nov 2002, 19:41
Synthetic not sure what you are asking but...
reason doesn... Wed 27 Nov 2002, 19:48 wonx What I was wondering was why pay close to 300 for ... Wed 27 Nov 2002, 20:37 rickenbacker Wonx, I have a lot of sympathy. If I was more cyni... Thu 28 Nov 2002, 12:45 wonx Exactly! After reading all these posts and th... Thu 28 Nov 2002, 17:08 Synthetic it all depends on how you work... by the way, Logi... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 05:56 rickenbacker That's actually a good idea from Synthetic the... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 09:08 Levon River The NN-XT in Reason, alone, blows several hardware... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 18:37 wonx That has been my impression all along. I've b... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 19:32 wonx My candle is lit! I do believe....I do believ... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 22:57 dkma Using Logic 5.5 and I have to say that Reason is c... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 23:34 rickenbacker I know Levon doesn't like Live, but version 2.... Sun 1 Dec 2002, 13:47 Levon River QUOTE (rickenbacker @ Dec 1 2002, 12:47)I kno... Mon 2 Dec 2002, 02:44 E rouge Reason 2 is pretty decent software, but no where n... Mon 9 Dec 2002, 06:24 Synthetic yep, I agree with you E rouge... Logic is a midi t... Sat 21 Dec 2002, 16:54 ryosode Hm... I don't know why this question came up, ... Sat 21 Dec 2002, 23:08 sazerac Logic 6, which should be out any time, has support... Wed 19 Feb 2003, 22:34
belab Pluggo in tandem with Live and Protools free accom... Sun 23 Mar 2003, 03:45 |
1 User(s) are reading this topic (1 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users)
0 Members:
