Cubase

[tiedye]

I'm still working shit out wtih my 'rents.. I don't know if they'll let me take this computer or not.. but I will have my hard drive

[project.one]

Originally Posted by tiedye

I'm still working shit out wtih my 'rents.. I don't know if they'll let me take this computer or not.. but I will have my hard drive

Well, Ive got lots of room, we can plus the HD into mine if you want. Ive got 2 monitors too so we can figure some shit out!

[tiedye]

that's cool.. I dunno if I am going to work on producing much over the next month or so.. I kinda want to focus on spinning, if you don't mind me using your decks

[project.one]

All good, once they get here ;)

[P.A.R.T.Y]

Sounds like a really bad krafty kuts song. Reason can be used as a tool, but it would be a travesty to use it as your main music force.

[jprime]

Originally Posted by P.A.R.T.Y

Sounds like a really bad krafty kuts song. Reason can be used as a tool, but it would be a travesty to use it as your main music force.

bullshit

[24-bit]

don't use reason unless you progamming in it and then re-wiring it, it has a sound and any one with trained ears can hear it from miles away.
as far as your cubeace problems go, try loggin 10,000 plus hours on it, then you should be comfortable mate!

if you need wares pm me and mabey we can work somthing out ;)

[24-bit]

Originally Posted by jprime

bullshit

useless

[jprime]

Reason's fine on it's own. load in your OWN drum sounds, samples, and synth sounds. People who rely on the Reason sound banks fall prey to the allmighty 'reason sound.'
Agreed, I only program with Reason. Seems the way to go with it. Looking forward to getting more comfy with cubase. Think I'm gonna smoke one and read the manual this weekend.

[Royal_Phunk]

The reason sound comes from the mixer and the math it does summing the signals in the master bus. Reason definately has a dull kind of small sound, even rewiring you can still tell it was done in reason. As long as it comes out of that mixer youll get that sound. Same with an SSL expensive mixer. Has a certain sound from the summing.

[ill-esha]

Originally Posted by Goodfellow

Anyway, you don't really have to spend any money.. just start by downloading VST instruments for it like , Junglist, absynth 2, etc.. theres a bunch just search for them

then download some plugins (I like ohm's force for drums and waves for morphing shit)

then learn how to use the mixer, its pretty easy.. play around with all the different FX's it has and trip out your samples....

...tsk tsk Jordan give credit where it is due

you forgot the last "then" which is..

..then message/call ill-esha and ask her all your questions! :)

[jprime]

Originally Posted by Royal_Phunk

The reason sound comes from the mixer and the math it does summing the signals in the master bus. Reason definately has a dull kind of small sound, even rewiring you can still tell it was done in reason. As long as it comes out of that mixer youll get that sound. Same with an SSL expensive mixer. Has a certain sound from the summing.

Is that why rewiring it in cubase makes it sound better? Cubase 'sums' better?

[Royal_Phunk]

Originally Posted by jprime

Is that why rewiring it in cubase makes it sound better? Cubase 'sums' better?

Tests have been performed already in this regard, but for reason its common knowledge that it has a distinctive sound. Do a comparison if you like, theres many schools of thought on the audio forums. After using Pro Tools and Ableton Live and Cubase listening closely at tracks ive done in each (without using reason sound bank) Wave files in all, its easy to tell theres a "sheen" on the sound when it comes to reason. Doesnt mean you cant make a good tune in reason you just have to be aware of the mixer. So yeh Cubase sums better and has the huge benifit of using VSTs that are capable of up to 64bit internal precision. As a result you get a bigger clearer sound.