Some serious heads in here…

And I only wanted to learn more about Warping… maybe Neptune will be able to do it, maybe I’ll need to upgrade my Live Lite 8… and since I’d like to be able to do film score this may be what I’ll do next, but what do you care, you don’t know me ha ha…

A friend gave me a cracked copy of Reason 3. I loved it, so bought Reason Record and they are giving me a free upgrade to 5 & 1.5 – don’t get me wrong, I am against cracked software, except when you honestly use it as a sample to make a decision as to whether or not you want to part with your hard earned pennies. In my case there was no doubt. For many of the ‘reasons’ stated in this long (pushing 3 years) and at times heated debate. To me, whether or not you’ve spent serious time in a studio (which in my case I had) Reason/Record enables people to feel like they have serious gear in their home. I also love tweeking imagining what Liam (Prodigy) was doing…

Reason 3 didn’t do that well on my G4, but on a 2Ghz iMac with 4GBs of Ram Reason 4 Record 1.0.1 runs like a dream. I’m using Line UX2 and the Akai MPK88 and I’m laughing… you really can tweek audio in Record as much as you can tweek midi/synth etc in Reason…

As I started out earlier today, looking for warping advice (and yes it really was a fair bit earlier) I’m going to ignore the heated areas of this debate and ask this to all those who haven’t retired by now… Which programs are people using to warp audio. I ask because I’m wanting to move transients of audio like say the individual strums of my recorded guitar and snap them or move them in time with the tempto (thats warping right?)… and to all the serious heads, if giving advice means you have to swear and point out any faults you may think you can derive from my few parragraphs, I say go and pick on someone your own size ;O)

So, I’m not sure if is works, but I can send you few midi files to try them … what do you say?

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