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Reason DAW Review . Reason 12 is the most recent version of the Reason DAW. Reason 12 added two new tools to Reason, Mimic (a sampler) and Combinator 2 (an update on a classic). Reason 12 also added the ability to use Reason in HD. You can read a more in-depth review of Reason 12 here.
20 Ιουν 2024 · Pros. +. A very sizable update. +. Polytone and Ripley are especially great. +. The extra utilities have that ‘why didn’t they add that earlier’ appeal. +. We loved revisiting all those classic Reason instruments. +. And the slick workflow really is second to none in the DAW world. Cons. - Expensive.
9 Σεπ 2021 · Pros. +. Customisable Combinator interfaces are fantastic. +. Mimic fills a much-needed hole in the DAW toolkit. +. Updated visuals give old devices a nice refresh. Cons. - It’s debatable whether this is worth the upgrade for Rack plugin users. - Mimic’s root note detection is rather hit-and-miss.
Reason 12 introduces Mimic, a new sampler instrument that focuses on quick results, experimentation and performance. In its simplest, default mode (Pitch) you can drop in a sample (or record in directly) and immediately play it back from the keyboard.
7 Ιουλ 2020 · Reason 11 comes in three different-sized packages - Suite, Standard and Intro. All three can be used either standalone or as a DAW, the main difference being the number of devices included. Suite is an all-you-can eat bundle, whilst Standard omits more esoteric instruments, effects and sound sources.
This Reason 13 review shows that Reason still has some great features. But its user interface is starting to feel old and underwhelming. Should you upgrade?
Reason 11 thus introduces a new way to work: using Reason, or more specifically the Reason Rack, as a plug-in, placing Reason's devices and modular patching environment inside your favourite DAW. The ability to run Reason as a plug-in is not the only thing new in version 11, but it certainly dominates the release.
