Reason Studios 11.2 is Now Out!

Danoc wrote:Ok.
Were you able to open say Redrum, add drums to it and hit the pads on the MPC and get a response?

Hit pads, that way too old school. Just google map your beats. Drag it to NY and get boom bap, put it on Chicago and get house, Put on Miami and get that BASS. What else do you need?

Dmcghee wrote:Has anyone tried using the players in the Reason Rack inside the MPC software? I haven’t had a chance to try this out yet.

The MPC Software doesn't support VST 3, does it?

CharlesRandolph wrote:Hit pads, that way too old school. Just google map your beats. Drag it to NY and get boom bap, put it on Chicago and get house, Put on Miami and get that BASS. What else do you need?

Maybe there's a Musak setting on the map that would help you.

EnochLight wrote:Maybe there's a Musak setting on the map that would help you.

Maybe there's a Mixing, Composition, and Sensitive Ego setting on the map that can help you. But in all seriousness, if that helps someone create, it's a step in the right direction.

CharlesRandolph wrote:
Hit pads, that way too old school. Just google map your beats. Drag it to NY and get boom bap, put it on Chicago and get house, Put on Miami and get that BASS. What else do you need?

Wow

That map joint going to knock out FL

But seriously Reason Racj just solved my sequencer on the grid problem in S1v4. Crap is tight now! That drag and drop on the sequencer from redrum is the business!!!

e-smile-z wrote:But the reason rack is only vst3 and akai mpc software only supports vst 2.4

Reason Plugin is also AU which the MPC software supports.

CharlesRandolph wrote:Maybe there's a Mixing, Composition, and Sensitive Ego setting on the map that can help you.

I just checked the preferences - should really help with your Musak.

CharlesRandolph wrote:But in all seriousness, if that helps someone create, it's a step in the right direction.

Now you get it.

Dmcghee wrote: Reason Plugin is also AU which the MPC software supports.

Ahhh right - my bad. I'm not on a Mac and often forget about the AU support.

@Enoch, you're on a PC? I thought you ran Mac.

EnochLight wrote:

Dmcghee wrote: Reason Plugin is also AU which the MPC software supports.

Ahhh right - my bad. I'm not on a Mac and often forget about the AU support.

No worries.

EnochLight wrote:I just checked the preferences - should really help with your Musak.

I think you mean MUZAK.

Danoc wrote:@Enoch, you're on a PC? I thought you ran Mac.

He produces on Commodore 64 MKII.

CharlesRandolph wrote:He produces on Commodore 64 MKII.

Commodore, like the old singing group? "WHERE THE F*** Lionel when you need him".

Leave Enoch alone man lol

Danoc wrote: Commodore, like the old singing group? "WHERE THE F*** Lionel when you need him".
Leave Enoch alone man lol

He's the Commodores after Lionel left.

OMG

Danoc wrote:@Enoch, you're on a PC? I thought you ran Mac.

Nah, been PC from the start. I build my own machines.

CharlesRandolph wrote:

Danoc wrote: Commodore, like the old singing group? "WHERE THE F*** Lionel when you need him".
Leave Enoch alone man lol

He's the Commodores after Lionel left.

Beat Map will really help you with your mUsAk beats. You should give it a spin - it most certainly would make you sound pro.

EnochLight wrote:Beat Map will really help you with your mUsAk beats. You should give it a spin - it most certainly would make you sound pro.

Only those who don't put in the work call it "PRO SOUND". The rest of us are just trying to express emotion and feeling with our music.