I will post the comments I made to a friend that was going apeshit over
Reason. I stand by these words:
"It's cool but has some serious problems. First of all, I'm running a G4
400/192MB and all the pretty blinking lights and level meters _still_
lagged! Most of what I've been doing lately has been text based audio
programming so all of those stupid care-bear cartoon knob graphics on the
GUI really piss me off. I mean, who cares if the back of your "drum machine"
GUI has a fucking fan and a "caution, beware of electric shock" warning. I'm
not going to get shocked if I touch my computer screen! Most of the graphics
are unnecessary, take up _tons_ of system resources and look silly. It's a
compromise to what the performance is supposed to go to...audio. I won't
even get started on the animation of the "patch cords" you use to connect
the machines. That was lame. It would be nice if you could turn the GUI
off."
Otherwise it's a perfectly good piece of software, except that it takes up
all your vertical screen space! The ideal Reason setup would be one computer
just to render the stupid synth graphics, another dual processor computer to
do audio processing, and eight monitors stacked on top of each other to let
you see all the machines you're working with.
-l[e^2]
on 11/29/00 1:16 PM, DynamiCell@aol.com at DynamiCell@aol.com wrote:
quoted 18 lines In a message dated 11/27/00 11:15:21 AM Pacific Standard Time,> In a message dated 11/27/00 11:15:21 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> Scott_Allison@Mediacentric.com writes:
>
> << I really dont know how i fell about this new software from propellerheads
> called reason, its really some sick shit, you dont need much else. check it
> out at www.propellerheads.se
>>>
>
> not sick at all, feel good. Why the hell should you feel bad that a new rad
> software is coming out?
>
> MÅ-Nick------|[www.manicdetroit.com][www.8bitpeoples.com]|
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