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claG5
post Tue 23 Nov 2004, 23:32
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Dear all,
I just oredered a G5,. I am a user of Reason and I love it. I don't know anything about Logic but i'm considering now to bu8y Reason 2.5 or logic express 7. Any suggestion?
How much can I rely on the instrumnents inside Logic? (with Reason I get so much...)

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chappy
post Fri 26 Nov 2004, 03:13
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Logic 7 qualifies as a professional application that could be the center of a forward thinking studio. It offers unlimited possibility and is more 'logical' than previous versions. Reason 2.5 is really fun and cna be a useful creative tool but the awkwardness of integrating Reason with audio files makes it a more limited application.
I keep 3 music stations. The main rig is my full studio which centers around Pro Tools HD3 with Apogee 16X AD/DA and the full Dangerous Music line etc...
Reason can pop up and be useful in a variety of ways but it plays a minor role
when I'm surrounded by 100s of real instruments and great analog gear.

The other systems are for travel (M Box) and writing (Digi 002).
I keep Logic Pro 7, Pro Tools LE, Live, Reason and some other programs.
Reason can pop up in Pro Tools and can be a blast.
However, Logic & is incredible and I an still use my Waves plugs and Samplitute etc..

If I had to choose, I would pick Logic over Reason because you can record actual instruments but if you're commited to electronica, Reason is fun.
The editing and sequencing don't come close to Logic or Pro Tools.
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