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Reason Studios Intros Algoritm, A Modern Take On FM Synthesis

Reason Studios has introduced Algoritm, a hybrid FM synthesizer Rack Extension that’s designed to be powerful and fun to use.… Read More Reason Studios Intros Algoritm, A Modern Take On FM Synthesis

February 25, 2021February 26, 20215 Comments

Reason Studios Intros Reason+ Subscription Service

Reason Studios has introduced Reason+, a new subscription service that offers their Reason DAW – along with a library of 70+ Rack instruments, audio effects, and MIDI Player effects – for $19.99/€19.99 a month.… Read More Reason Studios Intros Reason+ Subscription Service

January 28, 202121 Comments

Reason Studios Intros Friktion Physical Modeling String Synthesizer

Friktion can be used to create the sounds of real-world instruments, or be used to create sounds that go beyond what’s possible with real-world instruments.… Read More Reason Studios Intros Friktion Physical Modeling String Synthesizer

August 25, 20208 Comments

Reason Now Compatible With Pro Tools

With the update, Reason now supports VST3/AU/AAX platforms and also works as a standalone digital audio workstation.… Read More Reason Now Compatible With Pro Tools

May 7, 20203 Comments

Reason Update Adds MIDI Out & More

Reason Studios has released Reason 11.2, a free update that adds new MIDI features for the Reason Rack Plugin.… Read More Reason Update Adds MIDI Out & More

February 21, 20206 Comments

Propellerhead Becomes Reason Studios, Announces Reason 11 As Plugin

Propellerhead Software has announced that it is becoming Reason Studios, along with the announcement of a major update to its flagship music-making software, Reason.… Read More Propellerhead Becomes Reason Studios, Announces Reason 11 As Plugin

August 26, 2019August 26, 201942 Comments

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That’s right. I find that you’re a completely different person as a maker than you are as a listener. That’s one of the reasons I so often leave the studio to listen to things. A lot of people never leave the studio when they’re making something, so they’re always in that maker mode, screwdriving things in—adding, adding, adding. Because it seems like the right thing to be doing in that room. But it’s when you come out that you start to hear what you like.

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