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Reason Guitar Refill
- Thread starter tano87
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Samples buddy
There are many on the market
Or get a sound card and record guitar if you play
Reason is good but it's workflow is a bit of a pain. I'd recommend you use cubase and then you can sync it with reason via the rewrite function so you can still use all your reason synths etc
Check out rewire reason cubase on YouTube and google good guitar samples
How come you are at negative 4 credit without me having to investigate?
There are many on the market
Or get a sound card and record guitar if you play
Reason is good but it's workflow is a bit of a pain. I'd recommend you use cubase and then you can sync it with reason via the rewrite function so you can still use all your reason synths etc
Check out rewire reason cubase on YouTube and google good guitar samples
How come you are at negative 4 credit without me having to investigate?
Actually I prefere Reason because everything is there to be used. Cubase has basic stuff and u need to add more stuff to have a good result.
Also I love the fact that Reason has the BLOCK thing so u work on each section...That's why I keep being stuck with it ;((
Also I tried with samples but I can't find a good place where there's a lot about guitar. I'm soo lazy :w
Also I love the fact that Reason has the BLOCK thing so u work on each section...That's why I keep being stuck with it ;((
Also I tried with samples but I can't find a good place where there's a lot about guitar. I'm soo lazy :w
Have you had a look through our site?
There are various subscription methods available.
Reason is ok in my opinion but why not use both?
You get the benefit of both programs running in sync on any given project.
If I recall cubase has some good guitar samples.
I'm made a heavy rock guitar sound out of 4 layers of basic cubase synths all eq'd and routed to a send with the amp model and distortion plugs that cubase comes with by default.
Experiment!
What kind of guitar sound are you looking for?
There are various subscription methods available.
Reason is ok in my opinion but why not use both?
You get the benefit of both programs running in sync on any given project.
If I recall cubase has some good guitar samples.
I'm made a heavy rock guitar sound out of 4 layers of basic cubase synths all eq'd and routed to a send with the amp model and distortion plugs that cubase comes with by default.
Experiment!
What kind of guitar sound are you looking for?
Have you checked out our section
http://literecords.com/forumdisplay.php?10-MIDI-amp-Samples
There are many royalty free guitar samples available on the market,as well as kits for sale.
I saw a very nifty instrument today, but you restrict yourself by sticking with only reason my dude
Just think of the fun you could have with this.
Search google for lethal audio and watch / read
http://literecords.com/forumdisplay.php?10-MIDI-amp-Samples
There are many royalty free guitar samples available on the market,as well as kits for sale.
I saw a very nifty instrument today, but you restrict yourself by sticking with only reason my dude
Just think of the fun you could have with this.
Search google for lethal audio and watch / read