![]() ![]() We have addressed some issues regarding NNXT patch data created by some patch conversion utilities, where Reason 3.0 is stricter than Reason 2.5 was. Some songs produced in Reason 2.5 could not be loaded in Reason 3.0 or 3.0.3. Unfortunately there were some problems with this handling, which we have now taken care of. In Reason 3.0 we made MIDI import stricter and also changed song loading so that bad data was skipped instead of showing the alert. Saving this bad data to a song made that song unloadable, causing a "Bad Format" alert. This could for example be bad controller data outside the sequencer timeline. The MIDI import functionality in Reason 2.5 accepted some MIDI file data that the Reason sequencer could not handle. This happened only when exporting audio as everything sounded fine when listening to Reason directly or running Reason in a ReWire host. This was most likely to appear when using certain Scream settings. There was an issue in Reason 3.0.3 (on Windows) that could cause weird sounds when exporting a song or loop to an audio file. These are the issues fixed in the 3.0.4 update: Fixed some name label bugs in template songs. Fixed a bug where the Master Section’s Insert FX would be moved when moving a connected device to another position in the rack. Authorizer will no longer request downloading of license data when it’s not necessary. Fixed a bug where bounced samples defaulted to 0% Loop. Fixed a bug in NN-XT when doing Set Root Notes From Pitch Detection. Fixed resource/memory leak when browsing in locations with lots of items. Fixed a bug that caused audio glitches in Neptune’s Live Mode. Stopping playback now cuts hanging notes in Rack Extension devices. Fixed crash bug when exporting song containing a placeholder device. Dropped support for 22,050 Hz sample rate on playback and export. Rack Extensions now respond to sample rate changes in the ReWire host. Default browse locations now work as in Reason 6.0.2. Fixed Combi patch backwards compatibility that was broken in 6.5.0 and 6.5.1. It could be a beast versus syphoning off its rack to the “another plugin” world.(I edited out the Windows-specific changes) I know extending software beyond its own DAW will open up a lot of possibilities to a ton of user, especially those who use Ableton but what if Reason would compete with Ableton’s timeline, its piano roll, or FL studios step sequencing like Logic pro has. Thats why hardware has such an appeal, you just get to work, record the audio in a DAW and mix. After a while, you default to just using one DAW to avoid all of the stuff that makes music less fun, the technical stuff. But when FL studio released their version of this, it was fun for like a second, fully multi-tracking fl studio project in another daw. ![]() Open your DAW to other DAW’s and you don’t have to really fix your DAW. Now the directions is more on the rack VST which you cant blame them. I don’t think its explored as much but thats what sold me on it, the fully modular environment and its capabilities. The best part of Reason is the back of the rack modules. Reason+ subscribers will get access to improvements and new features as soon as they are available, Reason 12 perpetual licenses and upgrades will be available for purchase on September 1st 2021. Search is now faster and your search results are categorized to easily find what you want. To help you navigate new content, Reason 12 also features an improved Reason browser.Create a custom interface with the controls you want laid out how you like, add images, set up expressive macro controls, change the panel size and more to make a patch your own. The Combinator in Reason 12 is overhauled to be fully customizable, more powerful, and easier than ever to work with.It’s designed to quickly explore and play back sounds in interesting ways-be that from your collection of samples, something recorded on the fly, or even an export of the very track you’re working on. Reason 12 also includes a brand new sampler.With version 12, you can zoom Reason to fit your set-up, and all 3rd party Rack Extensions will be ready for hi-res on day one. This includes making Reason high resolution. Reason 12 focuses on improving the Rack experience.Here’s a summary of what’s new in Reason 12: Reason Studios has announced Reason 12 – a major update to the popular virtual studio for Mac & Windows. ![]()
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