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OIL
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Posted : Jan 6, 2004 15:43
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Hi
Im thinking of buying a bassstation (keys)..
i use reason 2.5 to make music. and i wonder if Reason recognizes it...i mean if I want to create a bass-patch on the subtractor..
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Mindfly
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Posted : Jan 6, 2004 15:47
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As far as I recall, theres no Midi Out option in Reason, so it's not possible to create a sequence in the program and have any kind of hardware playing the created sequence.
If I'm mistaken, anyone please correct me.
Cheers,
Lars
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Te_nTe
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Posted : Jan 6, 2004 18:23
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firstly - cant ask your question exactly - not used reason.
secondly - The bass station you wanna buy - as i think is not the best thing for making basslines.
personally dont like it.but maybe it's a matter of taste.... |
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OIL
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Posted : Jan 6, 2004 18:43
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i found a cheap one. and since the name is bassstation... 
what synth do u guys recommend for bass?
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Mindfly
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Posted : Jan 6, 2004 22:59
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Can't really come with any recommendations. On that issue, you should do some searching in this forum - there are plenty of topics on that matter... 
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UIU
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Posted : Jan 7, 2004 00:15
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juno 106 I think is the best for bass. Logic Bomb and Talamasca use this for all their basses and it sounds great. And loads of others do. |
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Triptocoma
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Posted : Jan 7, 2004 07:54
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UIU are correct! im going to buy me a juno 106 my self! it´s a sweet little synth! that can produce some some warm and jumpy basses...and other cool sounds of course...
Iblit might be a solution, it can produce some juno 106 like basses...(dont how close it comes) its a Vsti that you can find here: http://www.bostreammail.net/ers/iblit.html
check the polyiblit aswell, more powerful but heavy on the cpu!
the bassstation is nothing to waste your money on, Imo...
Waldorf Q is good for basses aswell, from what iv heard...
and maybe take a look at the Roland Sh-101, it can also produce some warm edgy basses... |
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NeutroN
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Posted : Jan 10, 2004 14:58
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sh-101 great for basslines
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OIL
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Posted : Jan 10, 2004 16:08
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How about a Juno 2? |
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Te_nTe
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Posted : Jan 10, 2004 19:44
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also good one
(Juno 2)
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OIL
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Posted : Jan 10, 2004 20:54
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is it better then a Juno 106? dont really know much about synths, but 106 sounds less then 2
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fluor
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Posted : Jan 13, 2004 01:31
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i cant really know the why of the BASS in the STATION eehheh
really dont think it make that good of a bass..
my sugestion for bass would be:
steinberg vb-1 (awesome.. if u tweak it right, i'm still learning that eheh)
muon tau pro (very nice.. you get more fast results, but the high quality possibilities might be less than with vb-1)
take care
this is how we are ought to see how sound really is.. |
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Te_nTe
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Posted : Jan 13, 2004 18:10
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fluor- you can make bass form samples cds too.
but the good on station is the posibilities and options you get
what you got on muon pro - almost nothing - used it for 2 years
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Anak
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Posted : Jan 13, 2004 18:46
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