Yes, if you're midway through a project and then decide you want to wire up a random 16-out Kong to the rewire outputs then you'll need to connect the cables manually. My previous point was that for someone who rewires regularly, you'd begin a project by loading up multi-out templates already set up in advance so this wouldn't be necessary. Even if you didn't though, you only have to do it once for that project and how much time are we really talking about here? 30 seconds? A minute? I spend more time than that just trying to think of a name for my songs.sellyoursoul wrote: As a small example: Open a third party daw and launch Reason as a rewire slave. Set up Reason Drum Kits (or similar refill) for multi-out to the hardware interface. In the same project, set up Kong for multi-out to the hardware interface. Save this setup however you like (with future use in mind) and close Reason and the third party daw. Restart the 3rd party daw with Reason rewired, record a few tracks in Reason, and load up the NN-XT multi-out and Kong multi-out tracks in whatever way you like... As a rewire user, would you want to go through the process of setting up this same routing configuration every time that you start a new project?
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- KVRAF
- 2032 posts since 15 Mar, 2002 from Seattle, WA - USA
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- KVRist
- 440 posts since 1 May, 2009
What you say makes absolute sense...outside of the context of actually using Reason rewired on a regular basis. I could rant about using rewire. Wait for this thing to load, route that...as the screen scrolls up and down, go in preferences to change MIDI settings because Reason makes no distinction between standalone and rewire, juggle two sets of key commands because Reason doesn't allow for custom key commands, shuffle tracks between daws...everything is ok within the confines of the walled garden, until you need something from outside...so just use rewire...yea.Tronam wrote:Yes, if you're midway through a project and then decide you want to wire up a random 16-out Kong to the rewire outputs then you'll need to connect the cables manually. My previous point was that for someone who rewires regularly, you'd begin a project by loading up multi-out templates already set up in advance so this wouldn't be necessary. Even if you didn't though, you only have to do it once for that project and how much time are we really talking about here? 30 seconds? A minute? I spend more time than that just trying to think of a name for my songs.sellyoursoul wrote: As a small example: Open a third party daw and launch Reason as a rewire slave. Set up Reason Drum Kits (or similar refill) for multi-out to the hardware interface. In the same project, set up Kong for multi-out to the hardware interface. Save this setup however you like (with future use in mind) and close Reason and the third party daw. Restart the 3rd party daw with Reason rewired, record a few tracks in Reason, and load up the NN-XT multi-out and Kong multi-out tracks in whatever way you like... As a rewire user, would you want to go through the process of setting up this same routing configuration every time that you start a new project?
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- KVRist
- 440 posts since 1 May, 2009
sellyoursoul wrote:What you say makes absolute sense...outside of the context of actually using Reason rewired on a regular basis. I could rant about using rewire...wait for this thing to load, route that...as the screen scrolls up and down, go in preferences to change MIDI settings because Reason makes no distinction between standalone and rewire, change controller mapping...because no MIDI remapping either, juggle two sets of key commands...because Reason doesn't allow for custom key commands, shuffle tracks between daws...everything is ok within the confines of the walled garden, until you need something from outside...so just use rewire...yea.Tronam wrote:Yes, if you're midway through a project and then decide you want to wire up a random 16-out Kong to the rewire outputs then you'll need to connect the cables manually. My previous point was that for someone who rewires regularly, you'd begin a project by loading up multi-out templates already set up in advance so this wouldn't be necessary. Even if you didn't though, you only have to do it once for that project and how much time are we really talking about here? 30 seconds? A minute? I spend more time than that just trying to think of a name for my songs.sellyoursoul wrote: As a small example: Open a third party daw and launch Reason as a rewire slave. Set up Reason Drum Kits (or similar refill) for multi-out to the hardware interface. In the same project, set up Kong for multi-out to the hardware interface. Save this setup however you like (with future use in mind) and close Reason and the third party daw. Restart the 3rd party daw with Reason rewired, record a few tracks in Reason, and load up the NN-XT multi-out and Kong multi-out tracks in whatever way you like... As a rewire user, would you want to go through the process of setting up this same routing configuration every time that you start a new project?
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- KVRian
- 788 posts since 1 Sep, 2008 from US
I can take all that. What I can't take is the lack of multicore support when rewire (w Live and Logic). Maybe able to squeak by with only built-in racks but once you use RE the whole thing go south quick. I know Live has that rewire multicore support thing but it's always grey-ed out!sellyoursoul wrote: What you say makes absolute sense...outside of the context of actually using Reason rewired on a regular basis. I could rant about using rewire. Wait for this thing to load, route that...as the screen scrolls up and down, go in preferences to change MIDI settings because Reason makes no distinction between standalone and rewire, juggle two sets of key commands because Reason doesn't allow for custom key commands, shuffle tracks between daws...everything is ok within the confines of the walled garden, until you need something from outside...so just use rewire...yea.
- KVRAF
- 25852 posts since 20 Jan, 2008 from a star near where you are
I wonder if the presenter in the video actually is speech software?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl9MNgJAbXc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl9MNgJAbXc
- KVRAF
- 2288 posts since 21 Mar, 2012 from Nom..nom.. YOUR MOM
Numanoid wrote:I wonder if the presenter in the video actually is speech software?
That's actually Frank Sanderson. He does work for many other companies, too:chk071 wrote:No way. They just use some kind of glitch effect on the voice sometimes. I must admit that he sounds a bit machine like though.
http://www.voicespro.com/aa/view.php?uid=169353
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- KVRian
- 764 posts since 2 Jun, 2004
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- KVRian
- 529 posts since 7 Mar, 2011
They've always had a great sense of humour. I love their Pulsar vid!eXode wrote:The old Reason Pianos ReFill ad still cracks me up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrgJkY9E11s
(And I'm still hoping that that's what the Reason 8 upgrade intro video is ... ...just a joke...)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdd0OfMghTA
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- Banned
- 22457 posts since 5 Sep, 2001
just to confirm something, it's not a logic or live limitation with rewire, it's the rewire protocol. It stacks on one core in any host i have ever tested it on (and that's alot of hosts lol). Cheerssoftska wrote:I can take all that. What I can't take is the lack of multicore support when rewire (w Live and Logic). Maybe able to squeak by with only built-in racks but once you use RE the whole thing go south quick. I know Live has that rewire multicore support thing but it's always grey-ed out!sellyoursoul wrote: What you say makes absolute sense...outside of the context of actually using Reason rewired on a regular basis. I could rant about using rewire. Wait for this thing to load, route that...as the screen scrolls up and down, go in preferences to change MIDI settings because Reason makes no distinction between standalone and rewire, juggle two sets of key commands because Reason doesn't allow for custom key commands, shuffle tracks between daws...everything is ok within the confines of the walled garden, until you need something from outside...so just use rewire...yea.
- KVRAF
- 25852 posts since 20 Jan, 2008 from a star near where you are
Work faster with Reason 8 they say.
So it is all hard labour, and no fun and play anymore?
So it is all hard labour, and no fun and play anymore?
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- KVRAF
- 4507 posts since 3 Oct, 2013 from Budapest
"Where we're workarounding, we don't NEED features." - powermat
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- KVRist
- 107 posts since 18 Jun, 2014
Actually with this video I start to change my mind regarding upgrading it...
Seems really a huge work done on the full process and not just a tiny changes there and there, starts to looks much better to me than the ableton browser imo... After i still have to try before a final rate on that, but looks quite promising more than first vid...
Seems really a huge work done on the full process and not just a tiny changes there and there, starts to looks much better to me than the ableton browser imo... After i still have to try before a final rate on that, but looks quite promising more than first vid...