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I've put up my first song (“Sinusoidal tendencies”) made with Propellerhead's Record software, which I love just as much as Reason. I also have two Record beta invites that will go to the first two responders. http://monkeygra.webs.com/slessene.html This song wasn't actually made by recording anything; all sound is sourced from sine waves, hence the title. I'm aware it's very repetitive. I didn't spend very long on it. -- Kyle / Sleßene

You are using the Beta of Record?  Is it buggy?  Also, will it import pre-recorded audio tracks?  I have been using some freeware to build out a few pieces... but it is seriously limited.  I would be interested to hear your comments about Record. Thanks! dj bridget ________________________________ From: Kyle Evan Schrock <monkeygra@gmail.com> To: idm <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 7:31:29 PM Subject: [idm] Record song & beta invites I've put up my first song (“Sinusoidal tendencies”) made with Propellerhead's Record software, which I love just as much as Reason. I also have two Record beta invites that will go to the first two responders. http://monkeygra.webs.com/slessene.html This song wasn't actually made by recording anything; all sound is sourced from sine waves, hence the title. I'm aware it's very repetitive. I didn't spend very long on it. -- Kyle / Sleßene

How well do you who create work with these "virtual hardware" sort of interfaces? I like to play with Reason occasionally, but it doesn't seem the most intuitive way to do things with a computer. I'd like simpler integration of external audio tracks with Reason without resorting to toying with Rewire, but the overabundance of virtual knobs and sliders turns me off. I didn't increase my creative output until I started using software built from scratch from the perspective of being used with a mouse and keyboard (Ableton Live; Mackie Tracktion), but I didn't get my start with actual hardware as many have. Thoughts? i.Dub On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:54, Bridget Selavie <djbridget@ymail.com> wrote:

quoted 34 lines You are using the Beta of Record? Is it buggy? Also, will it import

> You are using the Beta of Record? Is it buggy? Also, will it import > pre-recorded audio tracks? I have been using some freeware to build out a > few pieces... but it is seriously limited. I would be interested to hear > your comments about Record. > > Thanks! > > dj bridget > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Kyle Evan Schrock <monkeygra@gmail.com> > To: idm <idm@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 7:31:29 PM > Subject: [idm] Record song & beta invites > > I've put up my first song (“Sinusoidal tendencies”) made with > Propellerhead's Record software, which I love just as much as Reason. I > also > have two Record beta invites that will go to the first two responders. > http://monkeygra.webs.com/slessene.html > > This song wasn't actually made by > recording anything; all sound is sourced from sine waves, hence the title. > I'm aware it's very repetitive. I didn't spend very long on it. > -- > Kyle / Sleßene > > > > >

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It's actually not really buggy at all, but doesn't have some features that I would think would be "very important". It does import audio clips perfectly fine, but does not feature (or, at least, I haven't been able to find) altering the tempo of clips independent of the song (i.e. beatmatching) or free time stretching (free of tempo restraint). As I haven't actually used the recording feature yet (I don't have any devices to record from), it sort of feels for me more like Reason 4.5 than a separate piece of software, particularly as all Reason devices are fully integrated into Record, if, of course, you already own Reason. On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Bridget Selavie <djbridget@ymail.com>wrote:

quoted 5 lines You are using the Beta of Record? Is it buggy? Also, will it import

> You are using the Beta of Record? Is it buggy? Also, will it import > pre-recorded audio tracks? I have been using some freeware to build out a > few pieces... but it is seriously limited. I would be interested to hear > your comments about Record. >

-- Kyle Evan Schrock