Has it ALWAYS been like that for every version? I wasn't aware of that at all. Thanks for the correction. Stay learning something new.
It has the same option in Reason.
Has it ALWAYS been like that for every version? I wasn't aware of that at all. Thanks for the correction. Stay learning something new.
It has the same option in Reason.
Has it ALWAYS been like that for every version? I wasn't aware of that at all. Thanks for the correction. Stay learning something new.
you can use the computer keyboard on reason as well.IMO reason is for the more musically inclined. i transitioned for FL to reason with very little trouble. one quick set back for the budget minded is that to use reason you NEED a midi controller. for FL you can just use the computers keyboard.
you can use the computer keyboard on reason as well.
EDIT: just noticed it's already been addressed.
I have used both...This is my opinion...You'll never believe this but I've actually never worked in FL Studio. I've heard some great things about it, people say it's really easy to get into but it's hard to imagine anything that offers a higher ease of proficiency than Reason. Especially the new Reason 6, they really did great things with it.
Can someone who's used both explain how they compare? I'm starting to get interested in what people are raving about.
I have used both...This is my opinion...
What I like about Reason
(1) The sounds (Refills) are great
What I like about FL Studio
(1) Pretty much everything else...It is easy to use (relatively speaking), the piano roll, the sequencers, the different effects plugins, HARMOR vst
Edison is for sample flippers...
If you want to re-recreate that Grimmey Boom Bap sound then the Beat Slicer from earlier version will do the trick, because it chops the samples very awkwardly and distorts the sound quality, so you get a lot of ticks and noises that add to that "raw" sound...
Basically,
Use Reason sounds in FL Studio and you are set...