What program would i need to remix tracks into dubstep????

[Ongelegen]

For quite some time now, Reason can be bought in one package together with Record. The seamless integration with record makes it a full featured daw thats capable of the same as any other daw.

But when working in Reason alone, your point stands

But what about VST?? I didn't think you could use VST with Record??

Your right you can't. But it has almost everything you'd need anyway, for me atleast it has:)

[Echoi]

For quite some time now, Reason can be bought in one package together with Record. The seamless integration with record makes it a full featured daw thats capable of the same as any other daw.

But when working in Reason alone, your point stands

But what about VST?? I didn't think you could use VST with Record??

Your right you can't. But it has almost everything you'd need anyway, for me atleast it has:)

Does Record have all the synths built in aswell?

[Ongelegen]

For quite some time now, Reason can be bought in one package together with Record. The seamless integration with record makes it a full featured daw thats capable of the same as any other daw.

But when working in Reason alone, your point stands

But what about VST?? I didn't think you could use VST with Record??

Your right you can't. But it has almost everything you'd need anyway, for me atleast it has:)

Does Record have all the synths built in aswell?

No, not as a stand alone. Otherwise reason would be completely useless . But when using both it has everything, and you don't have to rewire or do some other tedious shit. Just open record and it's done, you got it all (you need to have reason and record registered on the props site). It like a beefed up Reason. IMO if you have reason, and wanna keep using it, get record! Simple as.

[RmoniK]

To get an a capella, isn't it possible to put the instrumental over the original with the instrumental in counterfase?

And oh yeah. Alpaca.

[Ongelegen]

To get an a capella, isn't it possible to put the instrumental over the original with the instrumental in counterfase?

And oh yeah. Alpaca.

In theory it is, but it hardly works as they'd need to be exactly the same. It's not worth the effort.