i just got reason 4 and im interesed in rewiring in pro tools but i have a problem. I only use pro tools at school and the school only has reason 3. i realize it probobly wont work trying to take my reason 4 beat and open it in reason 3 so i guess i gotta bounce out each instrument separtely. as far as sound quality goes will i lose quality this way compared to rewiring it in?
question about reason 4
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^^^Na adapted wasn't only made for protools...adapted was made to be part of a "Bundle" package included with programs like Protools, Cubase, etc. It's pretty much a demo of reason, with no time limit and you can save (I believe) there's a device limit though I've heard.
And no it won't necessarily sound worse. You're still using Reason's sound engine either way. You'd be more streamlined using re-wire though IMO.
And also, what you can do, is export MIDI files using 4.0 at home, and import those into reason 3.0 at school. You can grab a flash drive and throw your NNXT/Combi patches on that with your samples so you can use them wherever you may be.
And no it won't necessarily sound worse. You're still using Reason's sound engine either way. You'd be more streamlined using re-wire though IMO.
And also, what you can do, is export MIDI files using 4.0 at home, and import those into reason 3.0 at school. You can grab a flash drive and throw your NNXT/Combi patches on that with your samples so you can use them wherever you may be.
