That’s fair, and I appreciate the response. Just two consecutive questions, you've probably read many opinions on R11.Ĭan you _understand_ why this is for the most part still not an attractive upgrade for Reason-only users and will this be discussed internally?

All these, I hope, should telegraph we care about the DAW. The mixer devices are also highly requested, the half-rack effects complained about and requests for Europa's filters in a standalone module influenced the new effects. The workflow improvements in Reason 11 do focus on the sequencer and they were some of the top requested features, even here on ReasonTalk. We'll continue working really hard on Reason as a DAW for people who only use Reason, we have plenty of stuff we want to add. I tried my best to make that clear in my blog post and with the sequencer updates and devices in Reason 11 but it seems I probably failed. The reason why now is because they’ve telegraphed that (at least for now) the focus of Reason is on being a VST, not a DAW. well It was until this happens Someone said the more disappointed are the more vocal - it's probably true - as I was thinking while reading all of this 'what could I add to this?') Even if I'm (was) a 'Reason only' user since 2.0. but in my case I'm not disappointed - I like this upgrade - the VST part. (Note: I've read the whole 'disappointment threat(s)' here. Honestly I started to (seriously) use iPad, too. Just because each of them have specificities and it is quite exciting to renew a bit the way I do music. Now I can have VK-2 in Live, I'm gonna be all over that. I've put it off because I would want to use all my favourite RE synths and just didn't want to get into ReWire and so just never went for it. I've wanted a non-linear clip-launcher like Live or Bitwig for ages, just in the interests of having a different playground with a different way of playing. Not moving DAW, so much as finally getting a second DAW.

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