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Thank you, Reason Studios for this upgrade Reason Studios 14 is excellent!

They put emphasis on the mixer and sequencer for a change which was way behind. However all the mastering tools need an upgrade. Plus we need more vocal tools. Lastly it would be nice if the mixer had a way to incorporate VST mix channels on the mixer. SSL has that feature.

Really great company, quick to respond and help, awesome!

I’ve been a long term user of Reason since the beginning. Great products, reliable with lots of tutorials, tips and techniques. I rarely have issues but when I do they get resolved quickly.

Reason is a great DAW but needs screen reader support to open it to blind musicians. As a user of Reason from it's first release, I got by with screen magnification & MIDI control. However, now other DAWs have added screen reader support, while Reason has become less accessible. It would be so great if Reason could address accessibility.

Einfach und relativ schnell bearbeitet, und nochmal nachgefragt wie der Stand ist bezogen auf das Problem.... nice !!!!!

very good daw and easy to learn

I began using Reason when it was just a standalone midi instrument and used Reason Rewire to connect into Cubase using Novation Remote 25 as my controller because it was specifically designed and optimized to work with Reason. I really loved how everything just worked together. A few years ago, I decided I wanted to get back into music creation and bought a Novation Launchkey 37 MK3 when it first came out and was planning to use with Reason. Unfortunately, that combo just did not work as expected, so I decided to pack it in due to technical issues I was having with the Launchkey 37. The main one being Novation's decision to disable the controllers default drum pad feature.
The other day I was out, I saw that Novation had introduced the Launchkey 37 Mini MK4 which would actually work out size wise for my system, plus it came in white! So, I decided to buy one and give it a try using it with Reason. Unfortunately, the controller has same technical issues as the MK3 version. I really love the controller because of its size, performance and features and decided to keep it because Cubase SE came with it. Plus, I really hate using Ableton Live.
The Reason Rack works perfectly in Cubase as a plugin and in some cases, I find it more convenient and lot easier use as a plugin. So here I am after some 20 years back using Reason 14 with Cubase (I upgraded from LE to Artist version) and a Novation Launckey Mini 37 MK4 MIDI controller and am loving being able to enjoy creating music again!!!

PS I use Reason as my main DAW I just like having the option to use it in Cubase,

Got the right solution to my issue via mail. Reason Studio uses a ticket system in which info is shared with the user so its very transparent what the status of your issue is.

Came into this as a total beginner with basically no music production background, and Reason has been a genuinely surprising experience. Whatever you can imagine, there's a way to get there. Really glad I stuck with it.

A good DAW for messing around with synths.

I’ve been a Reason user for several years now. I use it as my DAW to record drums. I find Reason easy to use and reliable. Whenever I’ve had issue (rarely) the staff have always been extremely helpful and also professional.

Software gefällt mir sehr gut
es ist einfach zu bedienen und intuitiv.
Danke

I have been a dedicated user since the early days of ReCycle and ReBirth, and I still absolutely love the visual approach and the core concept of the Reason racks. It remains a fantastic environment that is great for instant creativity. The recent merger and integration with LANDR is a fantastic move. The merger gives Reason+ significantly better value by including mastering, publishing, and other extras. Furthermore, seeing the upgrade prices drop for perpetual licenses is a very welcome change. While a rent-to-own model included in Reason+ would have been another great solution, I understand that might have ultimately pushed the subscription price up. The new rack is extremely handy, but Reason's ongoing lack of native MPE MIDI support has forced me to adapt my workflow. I currently use Bitwig Studio as my main sequencer for MPE, utilizing Reason as a plugin inside it. It is great that I can still access the racks I love, but I wish Reason could handle MPE natively.While the new rack plugin is a great addition, it doesn’t feel fully refined just yet. I am not a big fan of the "one rack per track" limitation. Building massive, complex modular chains was much more intuitive and fun in the older versions. Additionally, the UI updates are fighting my muscle memory. I am used to dropping in my rack extensions directly from the menu. The new search patch function that pops up first is definitely useful, but it is a bit too quick to access and interrupts the force of habit I've built up over the years.There are truly great extensions available on the platform, and I have built a collection of well over 350 of them. However, I've noticed that while some older, discontinued racks still function perfectly, they have vanished completely from the platform's documentation. It would be highly appreciated if Reason kept simple thumbnails and a basic webpage with details for these older plugins, even just to clearly state "no longer supported," rather than erasing them entirely.Despite these few workflow quirks, the software remains an essential tool for my studio, and I have to give a special shoutout to their customer support team, who are always incredibly friendly and helpful whenever I reach out. All in all... highly recommended!

Reason is pretty unique. It has great native devices and a really good sound. And you can almost use it like a modular synth with the flexibility that wiring devices together gives you. And a very big feature is the ability to use reason from within another DAW.

I like the product, but user support is now nonexistent.
Virtually no response to help tickets after 2 weeks. I find myself encouraged to move on to another DAW although I've been with them since Reason 3.

Reason is awesome.

Thanks guys

Reason is a superb DAW, packed with truly inspiring features and a gorgeous user interface. Version 14 focuses on the arrangement window and simpler usability for managing large projects, with the per-track panel, folders, and sequencer improvements. There are other interesting additions here and there that enhance the experience. It's probably the best update in years, and this is undoubtedly the best possible direction for this legendary software. There are still some shortcomings, such as the lack of MPE support, video, and MIDI routing, which prevent Reason from truly competing with its rivals, but yes, this is undeniably the best Reason experience ever.

Reason 14 is fantastic, not a popular DAW, but soon will be!! Love it and great to use.

An absolutely awesome program, well worth the money. I wish it were a little easier to learn. Their instructional videos tend to assume your at least ⅓ of the way there. They could really use a total beginner's video.
But the program and it's capabilities are amazing!