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Reason 12.7.0 – DJ Virtual Studio
(20 votes, 3.95 out of 5)Reason Studios’s Reason is a virtual studio rack with all the tools and instruments you need to turn your ideas into music. It emulates a rack of hardware synthesizers, samplers, signal processors, sequencers, and mixers. All of which can be freely interconnected in an arbitrary manner.
You can use the Reason software either as a complete virtual music studio or as a collection of virtual instruments. Play them live or used with other sequencing software.
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With its generous sound bank and intuitive flow, Reason helps you along in the creative process and is the music software that never gets in your way.
Walk into any professional recording studio and you will see racks filled to the brim with different tools. You can use them in music production from reverb to compressors, vocoders, synths, distortion units, and parametric EQs.
Reason software has a huge sound bank full of inspiring instruments, synth patches, loops, and effects. Patches have been created by producers like Death Cab for Cutie’s Jason McGerr, Bomb Squad’s Hank Shocklee, Black Eyed Peas’ Printz Board, DJ Lucky Date, Kill the Noise, and more.
Reason Basic Devices:
- Hardware Interface. The Hardware Interface handles the connection between software and hardware. And supports up to sixty-four separate outputs.
- Mixer 14:2. Reason’s mixer is used to group numerous device outputs into a stereo output. It has fourteen stereo channels with level meters, fixed bass and treble EQ and four stereo auxiliary sends.
- Line Mixer 6:2. Similar to the Mixer 14:2, and also known as the Micromix, it is a smaller, six channel mixer, with only one auxiliary send and return, no EQ, smaller level controls and limited metering.
Synthesizers:
- Subtractor Analogue Synthesizer. Subtractor is a polyphonic synthesizer device based on subtractive synthesis, which is the method used in classic, analog synthesizers. Its two oscillators can produce basic waveforms such as square, sawtooth, triangle, and sine.
- Thor Polysonic Synthesizer. The Thor device simulates a semi-modular synthesizer. Six filter and oscillator slots let you load up three different filter modules and three different oscillator modules simultaneously. That allow you to dial in novel sounds.
- Malström Graintable Synthesizer. The Malström device creates its sounds using Graintable technology. This technology is a cross between granular synthesis and wavetable synthesis. Malström features many filtering and modulation options.
Samplers:
- NN-19 Digital Sampler. The NN-19 device is Reason’s original sampler, introduced in the first version. You can fully automate all of the controls on the NN-19 from a controlling device. There are two ways of getting sound out of NN19: load a single wav/aiff sample or load a sampler patch.
- NN-XT Advanced Sampler. The NN-XT device is an advanced sampler with many features. It can work with multiple samples which you can be assign to different keys on the keyboard. Useful features include alternate sample playback, auto-pitch detection, keyboard zones with individual parameters, and tempo syncable LFOs.
Rhythm Sequencers:
- Dr. Octo REX Loop Player. Plays back samples created by the ReCycle (program) in the .rex and .rx2 formats.
- Redrum Drum Computer. The Redrum device is a sample-playback drum module with a built in pattern sequencer. It has ten channels that plays samples loaded individually or from a preset kit.
Mastering:
- MClass Equalizer. The MClass Equalizer is a 4-band, professional level mastering EQ with low and high shelving bands, two peak filters and a low cut switch. The MClass Equalizer lets you make subtle or drastic frequency adjustments to the audio.
- MClass Stereo Imager. It splits the incoming audio into low and high frequency bands, and lets you adjust each independently.
- MClass Compressor. It is a single-band compressor with a sidechain input for advanced compression such as ducking or de-essing, and CV out for dynamically controlling other devices.
- MClass Maximizer. It is a tool that maximizes the volume of your Reason tracks, without crushing them or introducing other unwanted artifacts.
Effects:
- RV7000 Advanced Reverb. The RV7000 contains basic reverb controls located on the main panel. Aslo the eight separate knobs for algorithms and their parameters. You can access them from a fold-out remote when pressed.
- Scream 4 Distortion. With Scream 4’s cut and body filters, two parameters for its ten modes including overdrive, distortion, feedback and tape damage, you can use it for digital bit crushing, or regular crushing.
- BV512 Digital Vocoder. The BV-512 is a 4 to 512-band vocoder that can modulate sound in several ways. And you can also use it as an automated equalizer.
What’s New in Reason 12.6.1:
- Cleanups and fixes of audio threading code that can reduce glitches at low load (M1 Pro)
- Fixed an issue where an error was triggered when clicking on the GUI icon for note lane performance parameter of a VST3
- Fixed an issue where crossfade gets silent when joining two audio clips
- Fixed an issue with unexpected behavior in full screen mode for certain VSTs on macOS
- Fixed an issue with Vocal Stretch analysis failing on Apple Silicon (M1/M2)
- Fixed an issue where dragging an item from a Favorites list in browser to the Rack sometimes failed
- Fixed an issue where Combinator rotaries 5-32 didn’t work when a CV in was also routed to them
- Improved behavior in Rack Navigator where custom backdrops in Combinators were drawn as black boxes are now drawn with default backdops
- Fixed an issue with the on-screen keyboard when Hold and Repeat were used simultaneously, which resulted in errors as Repeat was turned off
- Fixed an issue with cropped text in Preferences on interface inputs and outputs
- Fixed an issue where the audio settings sliders in Preferences were cropped on macOS
- Fixed an issue originating from using two monitors with different scaling on Windows
- Fixed an issue where the Remote MIDI Find window could be opened twice
- Fixed a Remote issue where Arturia Keylab 61 mkII keyboard MIDI Notes messages weren’t recognized
- Fixed an issue with Legato mode where some devices became unresponsive after Audio Reset
- Various other bug fixes, optimizations, and improvements
What’s New in Reason 12.6.0:
Native M1/M2 support
- Finally, Reason and Reason Rack Plugin are natively supported on Korg M1/M2!
- All additional 850+ Rack Extensions have also been updated for Apple Silicon!
New off-line authorization system
Reason Rack Plugin now use a new authorization system, which should make it a lot easier to run Reason and Reason Rack Plugin without Internet connection. This also includes Reason+, which was previously on-line only. Our design goal for the new authorization system has been to make it “so good you will hardly ever notice it”, and we believe we might have achieved just that.
Remote support
Remote support has been added for the following MIDI controllers:
- Arturia Keylab mkII
- Arturia Keylab Essentials
- Arturia Microfreak
- Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A49/A61/M32
- Novation Impulse series
Remote mapping has also been updated for a large number of MIDI controllers.
Bug fixes
- Implemented an automatic repair of songs that may have broken when saved in Reason 12.5.2
- Fixed a crash that occurred when context-clicking on certain VST3s on macOS and Windows
- Fixed an issue with Pitchbend and Mod Wheel. Automation didn’t appear as an option in the Automation dropdown for the VST Proxy device
Homepage – https://www.reasonstudios.com
Minimum system requirements:
macOS
- Fast and stable Internet connection for installation and registration required!
- Intel or M1 Mac with multi-core processor
- 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended for large ReFills or Rack Extensions)
- 5.5 GB free system disk space required, plus 8 GB for optional content (and another 12 GB if you are using Reason Suite). Additionally, the program may use up to 20 GB scratch disk space
- macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) or later (64-bit)
- Monitor with at least 1280×768 resolution
- CoreAudio compliant audio interface or built-in audio hardware
- MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard recommended
- For using Reason as a Plugin, a DAW host with VST3/AUv2/AAX support is required
Windows
- Fast, stable Internet connection for installation and registration required!
- Intel or AMD multi-core processor
- 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended for large ReFills or Rack Extensions)
- 5.5 GB free system disk space required, plus 8 GB for optional content (and another 12 GB if you are using Reason Suite). Additionally, the program may use up to 20 GB scratch disk space
- Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Monitor with at least 1280×768 resolution
- Audio Interface with ASIO driver
- MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard recommended
- For using Reason as a Plugin, a DAW host with VST3/AAX support is req
Size: 5.17 GB