Reason is so ahead of its time. It will come of age in the coming years and those musicians who have initially overlooked the software who eventually embrace it, will be baffled that they’ve missed a massive trick. I’m on board since Rebirth so i totally appreciate every iteration. (I’m with Reason 11 Suite as of this reply)
I came to this video because I wanted some fresh inspiration from a time I wasn't even making music, let alone owned Reason and I have to say, this was amazing, same for the Europa stream prior to this. New users really need to see how awesome these synths are.
And been waiting 10 years for a new stock compressor and eq. Maybe Reason version 11... maybe? Shouldn't have to buy effects from the RE shop. All other pro DAWs come with way better stock comps...period. We deserve them already!
You two guys are amazing! Clever and step by step...This is so important when dealing with a Midas kind of synth like this, because it's so complete and easy to use, but can be threatening at first look. Thank you Mattias + Ryan!
@7:51 so basically it means that Propellerheads still have not add a feature to play samples changing pitch but not changing time.... This has been requested for many many years already. This feature is already there forever in other samplers such as Kontakt.
Or how about a theremin and making it sound even weirder? Or bringing in the audio from classic RUclips videos with a theremin in it like this one: ruclips.net/video/EkTpUxh8Vxc/видео.html
The Toy Piano Ring at 44:00 is insane - also heard some Micro-Korg in there ;-) Thks Mattias and Ryan for this video, looking forward to the next streamed video :)
haha. I wanted Fritz Granulator for last Christmas, but just picked it up on sale. No wonder?!! Well, I did pick up an incredible VST, and am looking forward to using 9.5 and 10 in the coming months. Just tell me if I should put off getting a vocal VST synth/effects!!!
It seems like Grain could be the last instrument you ever need because you can create anything from anything, and something from nothing, and everything from anything. I love how it sounds and I've been wishing for an instrument like this for years and finally here it is. Thank you Propellerhead! It was hilarious how you did a shout-out to the Kalimba guy! LOL! Maybe he'll be happy after he sees just how good Grain is! :)
Hold that thought, an "upgrade" of a DAW isn't throwing a bundle of new RE...rather implement and upgrade let see; Sequence Window?, Tools, Folders(save projects and get all its "elements" ,) refresh this spaghetti look like lanes... just few things on my longer list...This I would call "Upgrade". No haters still cutting my music, actually just finished and shopped my new ep made in R9.5 yet the workflow in S1&L.X still beating R9.5 Hopefully Propellerhead will pay attention to that? Happy Tweaking! :)
djalexia wow those are some crazy abbreviations, are you so stretched for time that you can’t type a few extra letters to write studio one and Logic Pro X...
This creative tool alone makes the Reason 10 price worth it. Plus you get a whole lovely designed DAW (very stable on my mac mini OSX 10.12.6), and after i used Reason 10y ago now they have also Audio Tracks. Enough for me to move from Cubase 6.5 over to Reason. And never needed the book as its self explaining. Great tool. Ah - and my VST synths run also in Reason without Rewire and all this buggy connectors. Great job.
Great guys, think you got me hooked again on buying your newest version again! For someone having grown up with hardware and sick midi connections, blowing fuses, burning MPC power supplies, then going to a mix of that and the cave days of synth and sampling emulation, directed by soft sequencers, I got stuck with your stuff since the early days. And the REASONs are so obvious. It just feels so home to me to use a virtual hardware rack, and even 500% more due to the fact to be able to turn it around and patch my way to Rome as I want. Ableton, Cubase, and all the others get me a dry mouth and make me feel working in Metropolis. Those seem to be there to kill all our creativity and to make us board the VST train. Since the early days, nothing gets close to the experience of working with your ones and zeros; no one tried to copy your approach, they just knew they would mess with their master. After being forced to leave "the path" to make a living for my precious beings and me, I'm now back where I belong. And just decided to stick with my long time companion. So thanks so, so much again for getting me hooked. P.S.: only one thing to point out: Plaid is something different than what you guys are wearing. Get in touch with Dicky Barrett, he'll feed you details...
...and so sorry on counting peas on that plaid issue. Yes, in the US this lumberjack shirt pattern is misconfused as plaid. But Merriam-Webster provides the truth here on the term being a substitute for the scottish based tartan pattern. JUST BEING SMARTASS HERE...
Cheers for this tutorial,and all of them in general.I have been a bit scared of using this instrument.I've just started playing my flute after years of no practice.well all I can say is wow,I messed around with a note in a wave editor and made fx,imported it into grian and started an absolute banger!wouldn't mind sharing it with you to get few pointers&feedback.anyway,cheers guys
I connected LFO CV Out from Subtractor to NN19 CV Gate In and swept the sample start in Reason back in 2001, it'll be nice with a new take on that workflow :D
does anyone know if theres a way to save your envelope pattern to use for another patch on another Grain Manipulator, so that you don't have to draw in the envelope pattern everytime you want to use it?
As far as I can see, there's no user presets. I think that's a great feature request, though. It wouldn't be difficult from a technological standpoint. However, you can export the envelope as CV, so you could save a whole synth patch just for the envelope and use it wherever you want.
Wow ... I am impressed ! - I realy love that new Grain-Sampler ... Hope to get my hands on it soon. I entered the Beta Test Program. Don´t know if Ryan capture the sound directly from the source notebook, or if he captured it with a soundcard to another streaming device. But there are some micro glitches (such tickling noises) ... maybe it could be from the beta. But for the presentation of new features it would be nice, if the sound would also be perfect, as we know it from reason. (Please make a soundcheck before you stream ...) ... But enough of that. You really did a well presentation of that nice device. Please, let me in for betatest! Or - Take my money and sell it toooooo me :)
Oh believe me, we soundcheck before we stream. There were some ticks in this stream but it wasn't in Mattias' Grain-running laptop. It was somewhere else in the signal chain, either the audio coming over to my streaming machine or some glitches from the computer doing live mic mixing and live camera input and switching, live stream encoding, and running all the other tech to make this work. On top of that we had a mic cable dying during the stream so you hear phantom power on the mic clicking and sputtering. It was one of those nights when if it can go wrong, it would go wrong. I chopped it out of this section but I also had my mic die during the live stream and had to have a new mouse brought into me! sheesh! :) /ryan
The initial bell loop sounds just like a portion of the track Iglooghost did on Boiler Room CrowdSourced. That video was also my introduction to Reason.
This is awesome! I would also love having a sample player where you can play slices with midi notes. I know you can do it in rex but i also would love to edit each slices start and end. Anyway this upgrade is great keep ut up guys!
I bet they will eventually make their way into the prop shop... probably right around the release of Reason V11. They'll dirty d@ck Us loyal users just like they did with Radical Piano. And thanks for the extra 3 GB of baggage My HD has to store from the new drums n loops, that I probably already have most of. That sh&t should be optional. You guys are slippin' hard. Listen to your cash cows, I mean, customers. Or start looking for new jobs. Our voices are growing louder and our patience is growing thin. Redeem yourselves with the Version 10.5 upgrade, please!!
the new synths should be in the shop and this should be 9.6 with issues addressed such as improved DSP, sub mixing, proper recycle implementation and GUI zoom. Just got the incredible Kron RE but damn, I can barely read the writing on it. programming synths on reason can be frustrating at times. competition is fierce and new adapters aren't going to be as loyal as the long time users.
So, I saw Waves had released a new sampler called CR8. I know Reason also released their Mimic sampler recently. So, I started playing around with CR8, and it somehow made it click to me what sampling a sound is and manipulate it. This got me curious as I had remembered way back seeing the demo for Grain Sampler. Found this video, and I immediately realized that CR8 is a baby grain Sampler. So I'm learning it. Now my powers are being released, hahaha.
I'm not sure what we've touched on except to say that no such thing exists. I'll never understand why people think DAWs have a "sound". Instruments have a sound, sure... Thor sounds different than Subtractor, which sounds different than Operator in Ableton for example. But DAWs do not impart a "sound" to things. If you load sound file in any DAW, duplicate it, and flip the phase of second channel you'll send up with silence. What does that tell you? Perfect phase cancellation means the DAW is imparting zero "sound" to the audio that passes through it. This is true of every DAW. If it's not, someone should file a bug report with that developer. :) /ryan
I'm not sure where this idea came from but for years Reason was a closed system of unique instruments. You couldn't get the sounds that Reason synths made anywhere but Reason and you couldn't use VST synths in Reason. In that world - I think this weird notion of a "reason sound" came about... it was weird even back then but that it's persisted now that Reason is an open playground of VST synths and Rack Extensions, the idea is completely meaningless. But that doesn't stop people from having an opinion based on something they heard once by someone who probably didn't know what they meant even back then. :) Audio myths have a way of living on, regardless of truth. Don't even get me started on the myth of the MPC's legendary shuffle!! :D /ryan
Thought this would be just another granular synth, but there’s Serum kind of wavetables (granular oscillator) and spectral stuff as well in an inviting UI! This is finally a step towards Logic’s Alchemy, but in a unique way. Too bad Reason doesn’t perform too efficiently with VSTs yet and lacks many essential features, but it’s still a unique platform with it’s own strengths.
Alchemy always annoyed me with its multi gb library and endless preset list, for me it was an endless search for a sound and never really found anything in there that I actually ended up using. On the odd occasion when I did find a sound I used, it annoyed me that the Alchemy library takes up 8gb and I’m only using a single sound from it. Grain looks much more immediate, faster, I think I will find usable sounds much quicker here
I can't wait to see what textures you can get from acoustic guitars and chuck a ton of reverb on it and play around with the sample on Grain. I bet it'll be well nice sounding. Great vid guys. :)
This thing is realy similar to Proton rack extention, but i wish doing that with Parsec or Maelstorm i mean using our own generate wave table for other synth architecture.
I love this, but do we really need both hosts? I think Mattias was doing fine. One question for Mattias or anyone at Propellerhead who is still watching these threads: So, the FFT size in the spectral grains engine -- is that a hard-coded range, or some percentage of length the whole loaded sample? Is the range scanned linearly or exponentially? In other words, if I load a 20s sample, and set the FFT size to say... 20, does that mean that the synth will perform the FFT over the exact same time as a 2m sample, or will it be longer for the longer sample? And if it's the same, would the jump from 20 to 40 be the same as 40 to 60? I can imagine that would become CPU heavy very quickly, but it'd allow or a much cleaner fundamental.
That doesn't seem like a fair deal Ryan. I've got my reason 9 a bit over an year. Shouldn't be more then 50 dollars for reason 9 owners in my opinion. Best regards
Yes and no. Recycle lets you edit Rex files in ways you can't on the sequencer/timeline, but you can slice and export your audio as rex2 files and import them into Dr. Octorex. I've never found the additional features useful, though, so I didn't wind up buying Recycle.
...and people new to this should realise, that a VST standalone plugin of such an advanced, jaw dropping machine as The Grain Sample Manipulator would cost them around 500$+. This thing is just unbelievable...
Audio input wouldn't work because Grain works by selecting grains across the whole sample range and moving around in non-linear ways so it wouldn't be abble to do either of those things if audio and grains are occuring in real time. /ryan
Thats dope reason users needed that. Its better then expectected. All we need now is a reason midi controllor. Something like how ableton has the push2 that would take evrything reason has to offer to another level
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Reason is so ahead of its time.
It will come of age in the coming years and those musicians who have initially overlooked the software who eventually embrace it, will be baffled that they’ve missed a massive trick.
I’m on board since Rebirth so i totally appreciate every iteration.
(I’m with Reason 11 Suite as of this reply)
Except the sequencer sucks.
@@Nomzai I think it's great. Use another DAW if you have a problem with it.
@@profd65 who the hell asked you if i wanted to use another daw? Kick rocks, nerd. Replying to a 7 month old comment. Your opinion means shit to me.
We live in amazing times for finding audio pleasures in abundance. I can't keep up!
This makes me wanna buy a recorder, go outside and record all kinda weird sounds and grain the hell out of them !
did you?
I came to this video because I wanted some fresh inspiration from a time I wasn't even making music, let alone owned Reason and I have to say, this was amazing, same for the Europa stream prior to this. New users really need to see how awesome these synths are.
I've been waiting 10 years for a file-loaded granular synthesis engine in Reason. I can't wait to try it out.
And been waiting 10 years for a new stock compressor and eq. Maybe Reason version 11... maybe? Shouldn't have to buy effects from the RE shop. All other pro DAWs come with way better stock comps...period. We deserve them already!
@@Nicholas_PA what makes the stock compressor bad?
You two guys are amazing! Clever and step by step...This is so important when dealing with a Midas kind of synth like this, because it's so complete and easy to use, but can be threatening at first look. Thank you Mattias + Ryan!
Your answer on my comment at 47:50 was fun! :D Thanks! And wow! It sounds great in stereo. ;)
i thought grain was going to be kinda weak, but boy was i wrong! this synth looks so inviting!! i can't wait for the 25th :) well done props
Two main things I've wanted for years in Reason was convolution reverb and a loadable graintable synth and you guys did it! Thanks.
Can't wait to get back to work. I haven't made any new beats / songs in a while. So as this comes out I will be in beast mode.
Sometimes working with Grain is almost like a religious endeavor. Taking some earthly sound and finding the principle of existence within it.
Can't wait to try it out. The sounds coming out of Grain are amazing and really inspiring.
This looks amazing! A samplers dream..
This looks like its going to become one of my favorite devices for sound manipulation. Very, very, excited about Grain
Revisiting this livestream for the powerful grain sampler!! Its like Mimic's big brother!
That's a great way to say it!! :) /ryan
@7:51 so basically it means that Propellerheads still have not add a feature to play samples changing pitch but not changing time.... This has been requested for many many years already. This feature is already there forever in other samplers such as Kontakt.
Can't wait to put some cowbell samples in grain
Or how about a theremin and making it sound even weirder? Or bringing in the audio from classic RUclips videos with a theremin in it like this one: ruclips.net/video/EkTpUxh8Vxc/видео.html
I have izotope iris, you can even use toilet flushing to create some nice pads :)
I did a soundscape called "Sounds From a Bathroom" a few years back for a grad class. That would be perfect for remixing that
808's all day
The Toy Piano Ring at 44:00 is insane - also heard some Micro-Korg in there ;-) Thks Mattias and Ryan for this video, looking forward to the next streamed video :)
Some really nice sounds I'm going to enjoy playing around with this for hours and hours.
I have always wanted them to make a new malstrom where you can load your own samples. I am so happy about this!!!! =)
haha. I wanted Fritz Granulator for last Christmas, but just picked it up on sale. No wonder?!! Well, I did pick up an incredible VST, and am looking forward to using 9.5 and 10 in the coming months. Just tell me if I should put off getting a vocal VST synth/effects!!!
It seems like Grain could be the last instrument you ever need because you can create anything from anything, and something from nothing, and everything from anything. I love how it sounds and I've been wishing for an instrument like this for years and finally here it is. Thank you Propellerhead! It was hilarious how you did a shout-out to the Kalimba guy! LOL! Maybe he'll be happy after he sees just how good Grain is! :)
i didnt get the kalimba guy reference
Here is the Kalimba reference - ruclips.net/video/UNWR9JlO2Qo/видео.html
Sounds amazing.
Reason became the best software in the industry if you ask me..
Easy to use with endless options and countless samples.
Truly brilliant! Can’t wait!
Hold that thought, an "upgrade" of a DAW isn't throwing a bundle of new RE...rather implement and upgrade let see; Sequence Window?, Tools, Folders(save projects and get all its "elements" ,) refresh this spaghetti look like lanes... just few things on my longer list...This I would call "Upgrade". No haters still cutting my music, actually just finished and shopped my new ep made in R9.5 yet the workflow in S1&L.X still beating R9.5 Hopefully Propellerhead will pay attention to that? Happy Tweaking! :)
djalexia wow those are some crazy abbreviations, are you so stretched for time that you can’t type a few extra letters to write studio one and Logic Pro X...
World Traveller spreading myself “ thin” lol!
Hoping to see some new genres of music through this! Interesting.
I was gluten-free but I guess tomorrow I'll be messing with grains again.
Fortunately these grains are safe for people with Synthiac's Disease. :) /ryan
awesome.. upgraded today!
Awesome
This creative tool alone makes the Reason 10 price worth it.
Plus you get a whole lovely designed DAW (very stable on my mac mini OSX 10.12.6), and after i used Reason 10y ago now they have also Audio Tracks. Enough for me to move from Cubase 6.5 over to Reason. And never needed the book as its self explaining. Great tool.
Ah - and my VST synths run also in Reason without Rewire and all this buggy connectors.
Great job.
I want this and Europa as VST's soo bad!! I don't want to switch to Reason because I love Ableton too much, but these are absolutely fantastic! Ughhh
Great guys, think you got me hooked again on buying your newest version again!
For someone having grown up with hardware and sick midi connections, blowing fuses, burning MPC power supplies, then going to a mix of that and the cave days of synth and sampling emulation, directed by soft sequencers, I got stuck with your stuff since the early days.
And the REASONs are so obvious. It just feels so home to me to use a virtual hardware rack, and even 500% more due to the fact to be able to turn it around and patch my way to Rome as I want.
Ableton, Cubase, and all the others get me a dry mouth and make me feel working in Metropolis. Those seem to be there to kill all our creativity and to make us board the VST train.
Since the early days, nothing gets close to the experience of working with your ones and zeros; no one tried to copy your approach, they just knew they would mess with their master.
After being forced to leave "the path" to make a living for my precious beings and me, I'm now back where I belong.
And just decided to stick with my long time companion.
So thanks so, so much again for getting me hooked.
P.S.: only one thing to point out:
Plaid is something different than what you guys are wearing. Get in touch with Dicky Barrett, he'll feed you details...
...and so sorry on counting peas on that plaid issue. Yes, in the US this lumberjack shirt pattern is misconfused as plaid. But Merriam-Webster provides the truth here on the term being a substitute for the scottish based tartan pattern.
JUST BEING SMARTASS HERE...
Cheers for this tutorial,and all of them in general.I have been a bit scared of using this instrument.I've just started playing my flute after years of no practice.well all I can say is wow,I messed around with a note in a wave editor and made fx,imported it into grian and started an absolute banger!wouldn't mind sharing it with you to get few pointers&feedback.anyway,cheers guys
Thank You, Iannis Xenakis
I can't wait to try vocal work with this!
I'm already in love with Grain.
This is just too good! I could spend all day playing with sounds like this. Combined with the other new instruments, Reason 10 is hard to resist.
I thought that the synth I wanted all my life was Europa, but no. It's this
I connected LFO CV Out from Subtractor to NN19 CV Gate In and swept the sample start in Reason back in 2001, it'll be nice with a new take on that workflow :D
Love this!
does anyone know if theres a way to save your envelope pattern to use for another patch on another Grain Manipulator, so that you don't have to draw in the envelope pattern everytime you want to use it?
As far as I can see, there's no user presets. I think that's a great feature request, though. It wouldn't be difficult from a technological standpoint. However, you can export the envelope as CV, so you could save a whole synth patch just for the envelope and use it wherever you want.
Wow ... I am impressed ! - I realy love that new Grain-Sampler ... Hope to get my hands on it soon. I entered the Beta Test Program. Don´t know if Ryan capture the sound directly from the source notebook, or if he captured it with a soundcard to another streaming device. But there are some micro glitches (such tickling noises) ... maybe it could be from the beta. But for the presentation of new features it would be nice, if the sound would also be perfect, as we know it from reason. (Please make a soundcheck before you stream ...) ... But enough of that. You really did a well presentation of that nice device. Please, let me in for betatest! Or - Take my money and sell it toooooo me :)
Oh believe me, we soundcheck before we stream. There were some ticks in this stream but it wasn't in Mattias' Grain-running laptop. It was somewhere else in the signal chain, either the audio coming over to my streaming machine or some glitches from the computer doing live mic mixing and live camera input and switching, live stream encoding, and running all the other tech to make this work. On top of that we had a mic cable dying during the stream so you hear phantom power on the mic clicking and sputtering. It was one of those nights when if it can go wrong, it would go wrong. I chopped it out of this section but I also had my mic die during the live stream and had to have a new mouse brought into me! sheesh! :) /ryan
The initial bell loop sounds just like a portion of the track Iglooghost did on Boiler Room CrowdSourced.
That video was also my introduction to Reason.
This is awesome! I would also love having a sample player where you can play slices with midi notes. I know you can do it in rex but i also would love to edit each slices start and end. Anyway this upgrade is great keep ut up guys!
Modulation matrix: note to position.
Modulation matrix: note to position.
So many brilliant devices in Reason and I feel like they don't get the credit they deserve.
will the 2 new synths be in the shop for those that wish to skip v10?
I bet they will eventually make their way into the prop shop... probably right around the release of Reason V11. They'll dirty d@ck Us loyal users just like they did with Radical Piano. And thanks for the extra 3 GB of baggage My HD has to store from the new drums n loops, that I probably already have most of. That sh&t should be optional. You guys are slippin' hard. Listen to your cash cows, I mean, customers. Or start looking for new jobs. Our voices are growing louder and our patience is growing thin. Redeem yourselves with the Version 10.5 upgrade, please!!
the new synths should be in the shop and this should be 9.6 with issues addressed such as improved DSP, sub mixing, proper recycle implementation and GUI zoom. Just got the incredible Kron RE but damn, I can barely read the writing on it. programming synths on reason can be frustrating at times. competition is fierce and new adapters aren't going to be as loyal as the long time users.
I literally was just trying to make a track with Europa and the functions I wanted were everything in Grain
So, I saw Waves had released a new sampler called CR8. I know Reason also released their Mimic sampler recently. So, I started playing around with CR8, and it somehow made it click to me what sampling a sound is and manipulate it. This got me curious as I had remembered way back seeing the demo for Grain Sampler. Found this video, and I immediately realized that CR8 is a baby grain Sampler. So I'm learning it. Now my powers are being released, hahaha.
Did you get lost on the way to the Waves videos?
@@profd65 Meaning?
omnisphere users, is this on par?
why would ayone dislike this video... must be the closed mind kind... watched this over a year ago and im back again lol
been playing with the beta for the last few days, its pretty sick
late to the party--but amazed!
Here I was worried VST was gonna overshadow everything from now on... way to shine props
When I load 3 VSTs CPU jumps to %100 in Reason 9.5. Did they fix that or still a headache?
PH doesn't have a great track record of listening to it's users so I wouldn't count on it.
whats your cpu? and which vsts?
and thanks mattias for the steve reich reference
So cool! Love the new stock synths!! Much needed additions and both sound incredible. Can’t wait to throw a reese in this
Is there such thing as the "Reason Sound"? I believed you touched on this prior but cannot find that video.
I'm not sure what we've touched on except to say that no such thing exists. I'll never understand why people think DAWs have a "sound". Instruments have a sound, sure... Thor sounds different than Subtractor, which sounds different than Operator in Ableton for example. But DAWs do not impart a "sound" to things. If you load sound file in any DAW, duplicate it, and flip the phase of second channel you'll send up with silence. What does that tell you? Perfect phase cancellation means the DAW is imparting zero "sound" to the audio that passes through it. This is true of every DAW. If it's not, someone should file a bug report with that developer. :) /ryan
Thank you so much for responding. I've heard couple producers say that Reason has a "Sound" but I don't see it. Thank you for touching up on that.
I'm not sure where this idea came from but for years Reason was a closed system of unique instruments. You couldn't get the sounds that Reason synths made anywhere but Reason and you couldn't use VST synths in Reason. In that world - I think this weird notion of a "reason sound" came about... it was weird even back then but that it's persisted now that Reason is an open playground of VST synths and Rack Extensions, the idea is completely meaningless. But that doesn't stop people from having an opinion based on something they heard once by someone who probably didn't know what they meant even back then. :) Audio myths have a way of living on, regardless of truth. Don't even get me started on the myth of the MPC's legendary shuffle!! :D /ryan
Thought this would be just another granular synth, but there’s Serum kind of wavetables (granular oscillator) and spectral stuff as well in an inviting UI! This is finally a step towards Logic’s Alchemy, but in a unique way. Too bad Reason doesn’t perform too efficiently with VSTs yet and lacks many essential features, but it’s still a unique platform with it’s own strengths.
Alchemy always annoyed me with its multi gb library and endless preset list, for me it was an endless search for a sound and never really found anything in there that I actually ended up using. On the odd occasion when I did find a sound I used, it annoyed me that the Alchemy library takes up 8gb and I’m only using a single sound from it. Grain looks much more immediate, faster, I think I will find usable sounds much quicker here
I can't wait to see what textures you can get from acoustic guitars and chuck a ton of reverb on it and play around with the sample on Grain. I bet it'll be well nice sounding. Great vid guys. :)
Didnt Roland do this with the variphrase synth & v- synth??
so, is this grain sampler manipulator comparable to the teenage engineering
op1 ?
will defs be snagging this
My go to RE instrument. #1
jag älskar hur reason 4.0 ser ut grafiskt sätt, finns det absolut inget sätt att göra en sån SKIN? typ "RETRO" eller "STANDARD" theme i options?
This thing is realy similar to Proton rack extention, but i wish doing that with Parsec or Maelstorm i mean using our own generate wave table for other synth architecture.
I am going to make the most bad-ass Kalimba with this thing!
does aderol help with a cold?
I love this, but do we really need both hosts? I think Mattias was doing fine. One question for Mattias or anyone at Propellerhead who is still watching these threads: So, the FFT size in the spectral grains engine -- is that a hard-coded range, or some percentage of length the whole loaded sample? Is the range scanned linearly or exponentially? In other words, if I load a 20s sample, and set the FFT size to say... 20, does that mean that the synth will perform the FFT over the exact same time as a 2m sample, or will it be longer for the longer sample? And if it's the same, would the jump from 20 to 40 be the same as 40 to 60? I can imagine that would become CPU heavy very quickly, but it'd allow or a much cleaner fundamental.
end freeze is undefeated
Pls make the reason file for the outro available
You had me back with v9.5 and now you have me forever. v10 is everything I dreamed of in one place. Well done to you all there at Propellerhead.
So, updating from reason 1 or reason 9 will cost the same?
That's right. /ryan
That doesn't seem like a fair deal Ryan. I've got my reason 9 a bit over an year. Shouldn't be more then 50 dollars for reason 9 owners in my opinion.
Best regards
How did you zoom in like that?
Now a serious question here.
Do I still need Recycle to slice up my loops or is that functionality somewhat already implemented in Reason by now?
Yes and no. Recycle lets you edit Rex files in ways you can't on the sequencer/timeline, but you can slice and export your audio as rex2 files and import them into Dr. Octorex. I've never found the additional features useful, though, so I didn't wind up buying Recycle.
This can be interesting, but more I am waiting for europa
...and people new to this should realise, that a VST standalone plugin of such an advanced, jaw dropping machine as The Grain Sample Manipulator would cost them around 500$+.
This thing is just unbelievable...
Which software did you use to make this video?
it's just fun.
So is there an audio input on the back to use live audio, rather than a sample?
Audio input wouldn't work because Grain works by selecting grains across the whole sample range and moving around in non-linear ways so it wouldn't be abble to do either of those things if audio and grains are occuring in real time. /ryan
Amazing. What a cool tool!
Very cool. I’d buy the upgrade just for this.
Dope
Thi s i s gonn a b e a w eso m e.
Ron Jeremy ? Is it you ?
Why such little on the back panel for this and Europa. Why have you chosen not to open things up?
I'm wondering if the update to reason 10 from 9.5 is free or do we have to pay for the update?... Looks and sounds great though
It costs somewhere around 130 dollars to upgrade from a previous version, but if you bought Reason 9 after September 1st, it's free.
You can find the answer on the Propellerheads website
I think iZotope Iris 2 does the same thing?
Pretty much lol always going to be other companies with similar things.
Ahh, good, could not watch live.
Great video guys, although the question guy is off-topic most of the time.
Am I retarded? What do I press to play the audio clip with my edits? I just keep getting my unedited audio back....
are you #RonJeremy son ? :-D
Thats dope reason users needed that. Its better then expectected. All we need now is a reason midi controllor. Something like how ableton has the push2 that would take evrything reason has to offer to another level
I would load up Smash Mouth - All Star, grain the shit out of it and play Smash Mouth - All Star with it.
Neeed Instant Beta Access!!!
God just let one guy talk
My dream come true... Thank you Props :D
Fun Fact : The secret name of this synth was “ambient orgasm” while in development.
It's everything I love about padshop pro, but better and easier to apply! Propellerhead continues to be the best.
What´s the difference between Grain sampler and Maelstrom?
This is why i always keep Reason within reach. This is the takeover, Hands down!!!