I know this has just been announced but I feel like developing for reason would be a crazy good idea. 1 its a new medium and there wont be too many other plugin developers in the beginning. 2 there are tons of people that use reason. and 3 your price model and amazing plugins are the prime choice over most of the competition. those are of course my opinions (and i do have a bias and would personally like your plugins in reason) but it would be awesome.

Hi,
Thanks!
I agree, it would be interesting. Not sure about porting the plugins to Reason, more probably doing some specific dedicated ones.
But RTAS/AAX before, then we'll see.
There is even a hardware device coming soon from here (a "color" analog summer), so time is never enough...

you never cease to amaze me, the work you do is really amazing and goes unrecognized... thank you.

Just reading about this-if it's true that Korg is involved (where are they going to go after Kronos?) then it becomes a no-brainer opportunity for a great under-appreciated dev! The way that I see it is dead-simple: Props finally wrote their own VST-like spec to allow third-party devs to participate in their incredibly popular platform- that's been coming for years, right?

Now is the time!

I also would not be surprised if Korg was looking at at least a partnering
With PH, because those of us that straddle hardware and software can tell you that hardware synth workstations are headed towards all but being completely replaced by portable fully-functioning real-time keyboard controller/computer workstation equivalents; which I believe in part is evidenced in the current analog synth resurgence-as a hardware synth manufacturer, how else do you stay relevant?