NO explanation? Simply they can't tell you the truth about that.sellyoursoul wrote:I have made that suggestion, and I'm sure that many before me have done the same. And you came along to say the same, and many more will say it after you. Props doesn't seem interested in doing that, for whatever reason. There is no explanation to be had. Never a reply. Doing so would have virtually eliminated all debate over integrating VST, midi out, the annoyances of Rewire, Reason as a Rewire master,braj wrote:I wish Reason would just allow itself to be loaded as a native VST in any host sans their sequencer, then I would be interested as would feel whatever risks of buying REs or limitations they possess would be minimal as you COULD use them alongside Omnisphere etc. I feel that Reason would have been on nearly every computer musician's shopping list if that were the case. Their closed environment for me is the problem, but the idea of a store with one password etc appeals to me.
Are you pissed off at Reason?
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+ 1 trillionsellyoursoul wrote:I have made that suggestion, and I'm sure that many before me have done the same. And you came along to say the same, and many more will say it after you. Props doesn't seem interested in doing that, for whatever reason. There is no explanation to be had. Never a reply. Doing so would have virtually eliminated all debate over integrating VST, midi out, the annoyances of Rewire, Reason as a Rewire master, etc.braj wrote:I wish Reason would just allow itself to be loaded as a native VST in any host sans their sequencer, then I would be interested as would feel whatever risks of buying REs or limitations they possess would be minimal as you COULD use them alongside Omnisphere etc. I feel that Reason would have been on nearly every computer musician's shopping list if that were the case. Their closed environment for me is the problem, but the idea of a store with one password etc appeals to me.
imagine a Reason 7 with a Reason as a vst option! that would CRUSH.
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Not knocking the OP at all. but the thread title cracks me up 
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I just installed a BOATLOAD of plugins.. took most of the day and I am not even close to being done.. While I prefer multi sampled sample collections for certain things.. it is extremely nice to be able to instal reason and be done. The refills are easy as pie.. no installations!! just load them on a drive and your done... They pretty much have it nailed.. just let customers back up re's and it would be perfect from that aspect..
Anyone have opinions on reason drum kits 2? I was checking out demos and have to say I like what I have heard so far....
Anyone have opinions on reason drum kits 2? I was checking out demos and have to say I like what I have heard so far....
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Just for the record: Propellerheads are number 2 in the market right after Avid. This is not really limited.headquest wrote:Reason is a limited market
And according to RE developers sales are just fine.
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I've heard that before, but have never found a press release or any other official paper stating that. Do you have a link to that?samplemania wrote:Just for the record: Propellerheads are number 2 in the market right after Avid. This is not really limited.
Are Props giving out sales figures to them already? I thought that there was a 45 day turn-around on payment from Props. Any links?samplemania wrote:And according to RE developers sales are just fine.
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Just for the record: it's magix music makersamplemania wrote:Just for the record: Propellerheads are number 2 in the market right after Avid. This is not really limited.headquest wrote:Reason is a limited market
And according to RE developers sales are just fine.
AVID employers: 2,728 (2009)
MAGIX : 0,325 (2010)
PROPELLERHEADS: 0,050 (2012)
Never heard before (apart fanboys in PH forum), anyway if PH are number 2 in the market, as you claim, they have to be very very very rich
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Keep dreaming....samplemania wrote:Just for the record: Propellerheads are number 2 in the market right after Avid. This is not really limited.headquest wrote:Reason is a limited market
And according to RE developers sales are just fine.
According to......
ABEFLGMOPPRRST 
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myrna wrote:I guess RE developers cannot talk about sells, because of NDA...
ABEFLGMOPPRRST 
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Pros: good sounds, good varietymemyselfandus wrote: Anyone have opinions on reason drum kits 2? I was checking out demos and have to say I like what I have heard so far....
Cons: machine gunning (no round robbin), no reasonably quick way to map notes, no reasonable way to adjust the velocity curve and set velocity limits, and building kits from the available pieces is a bit cumbersome.
If you're using it for one shot stuff, with some velocity variance, it's fine. If you're using it to build/play acoustic drum tracks, it kind of blows in comparison to any of the vsti drum software.
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Propellerheads CEO at an entrepreneur meeting tat has been recorded (marketshare).liquidsound wrote:Keep dreaming....samplemania wrote:Just for the record: Propellerheads are number 2 in the market right after Avid. This is not really limited.headquest wrote:Reason is a limited market
And according to RE developers sales are just fine.
According to......
Sonic Charge on twitter (Re sales).
