Does C4 saturate / distort the signal same as MBC if it's pushed into the limits ? I have no idea, I don't have C4 myself. It just occurred to me that the configuration is similar, so I followed several videos and got very usable results that way. MBC has more options, like a variable knee setting ...

_andreypetr_ wrote: ↑

Today

Thank you guys for your replies! I've bought MBC and don't regret it!

Small tip: MBC is very similar to Waves C4 multiband comp, and there are several C4 tips and tutorials on YT that translate nicely to MBC.

I've been stocking up on saturation stuff lately. Grabbed Turn2on's triple band saturator and Skrock's SMFX Dual Saturator today. Still eying that Ekks Auto X Compressor, but I think I need to reserve some funds for that thingy that's about to drop next month

madwurmz wrote: ↑

Today

I think Sidechain ReAction Enveloper lets you draw the curve and then we can even add more ducks on a one bar measure if you know what I mean

It can do a lot more, and it is multi-band.

_andreypetr_ wrote: ↑

Today

So does anyone own and use a Red Rock Sound multiband compressor and/or limiter?
Can anyone recommend buying one? And if - which one to pick for universal electronic synth setup?

I have both. I use the compressor more than the limiter. The compressor has more uses, at least for me.

MrFigg wrote: ↑

Today

No JP so nothing for me.

It's the only RE you don't have yet

robussc wrote: ↑

Yesterday

Interesting! Looking forward to Ryan's exposé when it drops for us plebs.

I'm looking forward to SuperBooth media coverage on YT, later this week

MrFigg wrote: ↑

Yesterday

crimsonwarlock wrote: ↑

Yesterday

I thought you already got it

No. Waiting on you. This is something we have to do together.

You make me feel all warm and fuzzy

MrFigg wrote: ↑

Yesterday

I’ll buy it if you buy it. You know what I’m talking about.

I thought you already got it

Regarding the new features in R13, this video suggests there is more than (currently) meets the eye:

Inphonik joined the sale

It's not broken, but a bit tricky to edit. The single-page (a long page though) user manual gives some info on how to edit things. The thing I couldn't find in the manual is that grabbing the dot let you move its level up and down, but grabbing the dot-location background lets you move the position ...

Murf wrote: ↑

13 May 2024

dvdrtldg wrote: ↑

13 May 2024

Any announcements....? anything....?

All Murf RE's half price for May!

Yep, picked up Valley Plateau But where are all the other devs

Another tip: make sure your carrier (the synthesizer) has enough high frequencies to fill in that part of the speech spectrum. Even mixing in white noise with the synth sound can help a lot. Or distorting the synth before it hits the vocoder, which also introduces higher harmonics. I used an analog ...

Waiting for it as well

In my opinion you are emotionalized and way too optimistic and you are not realistic. Read my last few messages (about SuperBooth) again. It's about my guess that they start the public beta after SuperBooth. I merely gave possible reasons as to why they would do that, but that is not something to b...

I think... Again, a lot of opinion, conjecture, and insinuations. And again without any factual knowledge of the situation. Let's see: Coming week is SuperBooth, that's a fact. Reason Studios will be there, again, fact. SuperBooth is about showing new products to the world, and more important, to t...

Based on previous releases, is there a typical time-frame from a new version's announcement to the Beta testers receiving it? Eager to try out 13👍🏻 Reason Studios will be at SuperBooth the coming week, and my guess is they'll start the public beta after that. They certainly will be showing R13 ther...

spacepluk wrote: ↑

12 May 2024

The amount of product management experts in these forums is really extraordinary.

Two options for missing basic functions that would attract and hold DAW users: 1. bad product management - for many years 2. no internal resources - for many years Both options should be short-time and not "for many years" in a company. This is all opinion, not fact. In your perception, it may seem...

And using these libs is all they'd need for loading and writing FLAC files. Indeed. And I stated that several messages back :puf_wink: So really not a big thing to just add them to the source tree and makefile and then add a custom loader/writer class and be done with it. I don't know that, and you...

Check here: https://docs.propellerheads.se/reason10/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm#context=EngOpManProjectPro&file=NN_19.42.3.html "The audio file format support differs depending on which computer OS you are using." Its already the case. Yes, different OS as in Windows or Mac. Not just diff...

Windows Media Player 12 is deprecated and has been so for years. The default Media Player in Windows 11 is the new Media Player (formerly Groove Music). The whole point is that if they implement FLAC support, it has to be working on every (currently) supported Windows version. Doing that based on n...

Wasn't it the case that Mp3 support (reading Mp3 files) in Reason was solved by functions of the operating system's media libraries? So if FLAC is supported by Windows and MacOS etc., it could easily be integrated into Reason in the same way. Maybe read my post above, explaining that Windows does N...

Windows has system-level support for FLAC, just like macOS. You are wrong on that, and the devil is in the details. Native support is different from being able to install codecs. MP3 is available on Windows, but you have to install a codec for that, same with FLAC. Although the FLAC algorithms are ...