Reason To Record : November 2009
Reason To RecordArticle Preview :: Reason Notes & TechniquesPublished in SOS November 2009 Technique : Reason Notes We help you to bring your old Reason songs into the Record era.
It’s something of a new dawn for Reason users, as Propellerhead’s fully fledged music production package Record is now out. If you’ve not been following developments, you can get up to speed by reading the review in last month’s SOS. The first question facing most of us who’ve added Record to our Reason setup is what to do with existing Reason songs. First, a little background. Record without Reason offers audio recording, some basic instruments, a superior mixer, and the same effects found in Reason — all in a Rack-based environment that works in almost exactly the same way as Reason. Reason can be added to this package to provide its extensive range of instruments. The main thing to get your head around is the way in which Reason integrates with Record. Rather than running both applications and linking them by Rewire (as you would when using Reason with any other DAW), all of Reason’s devices actually appear inside Record if you have Reason installed. You don’t need to run Reason at all: just have Reason activated on the same account as Record. The Song Remains The Same ...
Published in SOS November 2009 
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