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Mr.Strike 1

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It is really about the same as 2.5. It added a few new modules like t compressors and a few other things but that is all. If you have 2.5 already just stick with that until a version comes out that supports Vsti.
 
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Jul 21, 2002
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no way, its better than 2.5 because of the combinator and the mastering suites. Its really painless to make your stuff sound exceptionally clean with the imporovments they put in the program. Reason will never have vst support anyways, the company seems to be dead set against it. One down point is the combinator and mastering racks take up alot of CPU space of you are using alot of them but they sound great. If you have an older versian of it you might as well get the upgrade, its only 120 bucks or so.
 
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they have an auto detect on it now that will find your midi controllers and audio interfaces alot better than before theres alot more automations and stuff like that, I havnt dug too deep in alot of the new features yet but i think they improved it alot when it comes to how well things sound coming out of it. I've been using it for years though so Im pretty partial to the program over other stuff in direct compitition with it.
 
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DeviantJR

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Heresy, you can slave reason to a workstation or any sequencing app with rewire support (ie. pro tools, cubase, etc...)

At a studio I frequent I'll use the pro tools setup and run reason in it as a module and it runs fine.
 
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