Exactly the one thing I’ve been asking for for years.

YES

ITS NOT

and short examples not too much ;)

Because bitwig exists. Try out the grid. This is where creativity lives.

@@PhylaMedia Wrong. DAWs are there to support your creativity. For you it's Bitwig, for many users it's Live, for me and others it's Reason.

Butterfly Crash , the comment was how is reason not the most creative DAW. Yes the semi modular nature of reason is creative from the aspect of the daw. The grid is very creative. The devs at bitwig gave users a playground. Node base synthesis that works with bigwigs modularity is pretty damn creative. Sure the rest of bitwig is a rehash of what ableton has been doing. But Reason hasn’t added an original feature in quite a while. And don’t even say players. I don’t want to automate making music. Reason has been trying to catchup with the other DAWs for years. And with the last few updates, they’ve gotten desperate for more users, implementing features that abandon their core users and attract those of other DAWs. If reason continued to be creative and innovative they never would have lost the users they are trying to get back.

@@PhylaMedia I get where you're coming from. But still, your creative workflow may not be like others' creative workflow and I think we know it was a rhetorical question (it's a comment about Reason on a Reason video). Btw, the node based approach may be on a modern level, but it's not new. Just think of NI Reaktor. Personally I'm not interested in that too much. For me it's a creativity blocker. I just want to make music my way and I've always found my way back to Reason, because of it's compact and modular nature and the way it simulates an "endless" rack. Don't get me wrong, Bitwig is super cool and it's your favorite DAW, that's perfect - you found what you were looking for. And just like you and me any other artist has to find it on their own.

@@PhylaMedia Where feedback loops are restricted to the bufer size lol , iow you can't build phasers or karplus strong algoritms in the the grid becasuue of this restriction You need a 1 unit sample feedback for algortims that rely on feedback ( like filters , phasers etc...) , thank god there is serious software like reaktor and max msp

Because you have a dirty mind.

Well, I actually got the opposity feeling after watching this video, when they explicitly tell you, that you don't need MPE instruments to get the same level of expression You only need the mod wheel, to achieve that level of expression, which almost every single regular MIDI has included nowadays

electronicbits sure, just like they have said you don’t need VST’s ;). I guess you haven’t tried any MPE controller yet which btw has just recently became the standard and that’s to make the mod wheel obsolete.

I was just thinking, this is crying out for MPE

@@usedusermoser have in fact tried the roli and is awful to play, if you are used to keyboards and who said you don't need VSTs ? first time i've heard of that ;) have tried the expressive e as well... meh If you've got an Android tablet, you can connect it to your PC as a MIDI instrument, download a MPE software and you will get very very similar functionality that those new modules are giving you... for a fraction of the cost.

Man I hope so!

😂😂

Can’t wait to hear what you do with this.

@@gatorgoforth3097 this gonna be my next upload

Sefnitty!! #TheReasonGod 🤘🏾💯

@@g.s3550 💯🤘🏾

Between this an Algorithm it’s hard to decide.

Yes, but you still get the use of it while it's not a part of the Suite. Reason studios pricing structure is very fair. I own Suite 11. Suite 11 has several instruments in it that I bought when they were individual paid RE's. Am I upset that they bundled instruments that I paid for into Suite 11? No, because I still got to use them for all that time that they were NOT a part of any suite. The Reason Studios Value for Money is among the highest in the music industry considering what you get for that money. The only other company that comes close is Native Instruments IMHO.

If you have all/enough of those things you don't need to be in the Suite path, just use the Reason Normal path.

@@BenedictRoffMarsh I didn't have ALL of them, just some of them, so I calculated that my upgrade price from Reason 10 Standard to Reason 11 Suite was well worth it, so I went for it. I do not regret it. I'm a Reason user for life. Good people.

It is my main DAW, for sure, but, because of this uncertainty, I go with VSTs before REs. If I'm on the fence about purchasing an RE, I'll just wait to see if it will be part of suite in the next update or so. I'm not disparaging Reason as a product, but... Been burned a few times in purchases, so, this one can wait.

@@kingpinronin9223 I'm with you, but man, Fiiktion looks like it's on another planet in terms of having a string instrument that you can play that's really convincing. For the most part, I can;t stand any samplers for strings. I just find they all sound so wooden and lacking in any vitality. I've not bothered going from 10 to 11 yet, but I'm also unsure I can resist this thing given the amount of real time controls you have and its sonic properties.

Reason vst is great. They gave up on being a daw. Features too weak compared to competitors.

@@ezrashanti agree Ezra, and it's not a coincidence they are launching Reason Rack in Ableton and marketizing it...that's the roadmap in Propeller to my understanding. Question is now: why i should pay for a Reason sequencer? Just launch it as stack of instruments lowering the price ;)

@@ezrashanti weak? You must be a noob lol

Glad you're excited! Friktion is not a part of Suite though. Cheers! -Stefan

Reason Studios should be

It is!

Quicks Pp because reason needs fixing... I wish they’d work on make reason more up to date with ablelton and fl studio instead of make these mediocre synths ... reason is lacking behind most daw’s these days because they should of worked with vsts from the beginning not catching up 10 years later

@@nebstaism I've been saying this a while once they allowed vsts we.dont care about new instruments or RE's give us quality of life changes the sequencer is the worst of all the DAW's including free ones

Quicks Pp exactly... I don’t hardly even use the reason re’s since they brought in the vsts... I just wished they’d make reason work with the vsts properly it’s like only half work with them... it’s annoying... they need to get reason up to date with the other vst’s asap they’re slipping not fixing all the things wrong with reason and bringing out these weak synths ... they need to get reason right first then work on their Re’s

@@nebstaism Yeah... the sequencer needs updating compared to other daws for sure, but I personally have not run into something that I couldn't do that would realistically affect my music in the end. I only feel its lacking when I look at the features from other daws and compare. That's not an excuse for reason, and they should keep up with the others. However, I tried working with a few other daws (Live and Reaper, which I still use very rarely) and they don't feel as good. The spontaneous creativity of using rack devices, players working seamless with the sequencer, instant instrument loading compared to some VSTs all have brought me back to reason. The other ones, which are more powerful in many aspects (especially Reaper... that thing is ridiculously powerful) feel bland and are not as inspiring or fun for me and affects the music I make. My point is I feel Reason has everything I NEED but not everything I WANT. Anyways, the move to make it a VST must have been something challenging to do and probably took a lot of time to implement, which is why 11 was an underwhelming release for reason users with few workflow improvements, but they kind of made that up for that with the suite bundle. Seriously, having to list the ability to see input midi notes on the piano roll as a 'feature' is pathetic!!! Now that the VST thing is out of the way, they have no excuses now. I feel the next release will be more Reason focused as they haven't released too many REs compared to how many they released during Reason 10s life.

@@anupjsebastian i like the Reason feel and look .but yes if you look at the features, it lacks behind other DAWs(or make it 3 steps harder to do). Working with audio in Reason isn't as streamlined especially if you're into making edits and remixes.

My thoughts exactly. A few pulsars changing up articulation and a quad note generator and we could make some seriously dynamic sounds

I agree!! /ryan

@@ReasonStudios I can't wait!

One of the devs (Mattias) confirmed that it will not come this year for sure, but from past releases you could expect it to be out between april and august 2021. He also mentioned that there might not be a suite version in the next release, but the rigs bundles provide better value than the suite upgrades anyway.

To me it also sounds pretty damn cool, but I bet actual violinists and co would disagree. Not because they're snobs, but more likely because they hear it better. But again, you could fool me with this...

@@MiregalForges but does that matter to people who just buy records and casually listen? I think not.

@@tranceemerson8325 Not at all, but those aren't the people who said synths couldn't sound like real instruments

Meanwhile, 50 years ago... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdZ_pM6fnrDLf2w.html

2020: Get your hearing checked

To showcase the instrument in the Reason Plug-in

Is basically saying, yeah, the DAW’s ok but Ableton sequencing is better....Stop it Reason, I bought into the whole package, it’s like selling Burger King products at McDonalds...and bring back the other voice over guy with the humor please...

@@mrpelham5328 or bring back James Bernard...

Soon its will be reason live clip