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Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 7:00 pm
by relik
Yeah I wouldn't use something just cause it looked cool. More of a case where I'm already comfortable with what I'm using and couldn't find what I wanted to do and the default GUI was just foreign. Reason users got all the wires and what not. Cool concept, but if I wanted to be messing with wires, I'd just use hardware.

Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 7:06 pm
by abZ
relik wrote:Yeah I wouldn't use something just cause it looked cool. More of a case where I'm already comfortable with what I'm using and couldn't find what I wanted to do and the default GUI was just foreign. Reason users got all the wires and what not. Cool concept, but if I wanted to be messing with wires, I'd just use hardware.
I liked Reason because of the wires back in 02 because I understood wires, I did not understand computers so well. Anyway you can switch the wires off.

Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 7:26 pm
by abZ
nowaysj wrote:Abz, check out reaper, looking sexy, in particular, check out futures untold's skin for reaper. Very logical.
Why? I mean I have checked it out but I am pretty content with Ableton. I really can't live without the drum racks, sampler and warping features atmo.

Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 8:46 pm
by abZ
nowaysj wrote:Yeah, not for the features, just for the sex appeal. 8)

And referring to 3.
It is actually is the native plug-ins of Logic that I think look tits. Not that the rest of it isn't pleasing on the eye. Every time I see a how to in Comp Music for Logic I am always think to myself, damn that looks cool. Been thinking about trying to Hackentosh my PC but it is a lot of work just to play around with a DAW.

Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 10:01 am
by jsilver
abZ wrote:
nowaysj wrote:Yeah, not for the features, just for the sex appeal. 8)

And referring to 3.
It is actually is the native plug-ins of Logic that I think look tits. Not that the rest of it isn't pleasing on the eye. Every time I see a how to in Comp Music for Logic I am always think to myself, damn that looks cool. Been thinking about trying to Hackentosh my PC but it is a lot of work just to play around with a DAW.

if you do end up doing that, let me know how you did the ACPI shit ;) thats where i ended up failing

Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 11:17 am
by yellowhighlighter
relik wrote:Yeah I wouldn't use something just cause it looked cool. More of a case where I'm already comfortable with what I'm using and couldn't find what I wanted to do and the default GUI was just foreign. Reason users got all the wires and what not. Cool concept, but if I wanted to be messing with wires, I'd just use hardware.
do i look like i'm made of money?

Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 11:51 am
by Jah Billah
Abletone as master rewired with FL & Reason as slaves. Watch out!

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 1:42 am
by wayoftheworld
Jolly Wailer wrote:to get back on topic...



you gotta get some bubble lead patches for those rustie-esque gleeps


more info on that to come
but man, any idea how rustie gets his songs sounding so...psychedelic?

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:24 am
by deadly_habit
man progs wont make you sound like anyone else
your workflow will
just become strong at your tools at hand instead of who works with what

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 3:03 am
by wayoftheworld
Deadly Habit wrote:man progs wont make you sound like anyone else
your workflow will
just become strong at your tools at hand instead of who works with what
heard he uses reason rewired into ableton, but really was just hoping to spark some conversation about his productions, or maybe some of the techniques he uses to get that sound. rustie kills it

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 3:10 am
by scooterjack
wayoftheworld wrote: heard he uses reason rewired into ableton, but really was just hoping to spark some conversation about his productions, or maybe some of the techniques he uses to get that sound. rustie kills it

:? your first post sure was an obscure way of asking that question :roll:

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 3:35 am
by notch
I'm sorry but using reason or fruity rewired into Ableton is like having chick riding in your Ferrari. Yeah its fun for a little bit, but if you dropped that extra baggage off and learned a new workflow you could really fly.
rant end
:wink:
Damn this is some good weed. L.A. confindential.. :o

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 3:45 am
by wayoftheworld
ScooterJack wrote:
wayoftheworld wrote: heard he uses reason rewired into ableton, but really was just hoping to spark some conversation about his productions, or maybe some of the techniques he uses to get that sound. rustie kills it

:? your first post sure was an obscure way of asking that question :roll:
well, felt the need to explain that i wasn't trying to find that mystery vst or daw that would magically give me that sound, but was more interested in the techniques, maybe the way those bleepy synths are being processed or maybe what he might be doing to the overall track to get such a woozy, hallucinatory sound.

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 8:42 am
by Jah Billah
notch wrote:I'm sorry but using reason or fruity rewired into Ableton is like having chick riding in your Ferrari.
You lost me there mate. I have a ferrari?

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 1:53 pm
by notch
Jah Billah wrote:
notch wrote:I'm sorry but using reason or fruity rewired into Ableton is like having chick riding in your Ferrari.
You lost me there mate. I have a ferrari?
ok bad analogy...
Ableton=Ferrari
Chick=reason, fruity loops
Drop that chick off and roll solo..
hoop that clears things up for you
:lol: