Reason Studios Record

A Recording Program Designed from a Musician's Perspective

Propellerhead's Record, gives you a comprehensive music recording and processing environment with the same visually-intuitive structure responsible for making Reason a smash hit with the music production community. Propellerhead has long boasted of designing software with a musician's-eye approach, and Record is no exception. It's always ready to record, so your moments of inspiration are never lost. Record comes fully loaded with breathtaking effects and signal processors, and its central mixer is an astounding model of the legendary SSL 9000k. Under the hood, Record's 64-bit mix console provides enough headroom for natural and analog sound. Full ReWire support, as well as direct integration with Reason, unlock the deeper potential of Propellerhead's Record.

Record's environment is a graphic masterpiece of analog-style signal routing and simple multitrack editing. At the center of your virtual control room is a magnificent SSL 9000k mixing desk. Not only does this console look like the real thing, but it sounds as realistic as many SSL emulation plug-ins that cost as much or more than Record itself. If you're a guitarist (or simply like using guitar effects) then you'll love Line 6's contribution to Record. You get both a guitar and bass Pod, as well as a selection of amplifier and cabinet models.

The effects and processors don't stop there. Each channel has three parts to it: a sequencer track for automation, a rack device, and a mixer channel. From the Reason-style hardware rack emulation, you can instantiate signal processors, EQs, and effects. Even if you're not already familiar with Reason's environment, learning how to rout virtual signal in Record is highly-intuitive. With the push of a button, you can flip Record's rack around and access its virtual cables, opening up a world of routing possibilities. And if you integrate Reason with Record, you can use all of its equipment as well. Once you've set up your insert signal path, you can save your entire processing chain as a patch and easily recall it in the future.

Something that just about anyone can appreciate about Record is its impressive efficiency. By taking full advantage of multi-core processing and a relatively simple design, Record is incredibly powerful, even on average modern computers. On both Macs and PCs, Record automatically supports almost any audio cards, allowing you to access up to 64 input and 64 output channels. The result is that you get serious recording performance, effects power, and minimal latency without needing the latest and greatest computer at the core of your system. At the same time, Record's ability to use as many processors as you can throw at it makes it remarkably future proof.

• Musician-friendly user interface with highly-realistic hardware emulation
• Unlimited audio tracks for a limitless audio environment
• Lightweight architecture makes use of efficient multi-core audio rendering even with large projects
• Makes use of as many processors or processor cores as your operating system can handle
• Use up to 64 input channels and up to 64 output channels simultaneously
• Works with any audio interface and supports Core Audio drivers (Mac) or ASIO (PC)
• Reason devices are automatically available within Record's ever-expandable, multiple racks
• ReWire support for integration with other DAW software
• Line 6 bass and guitar amplifiers available for every single track
• Includes ID8 instrument for controlling ID8, Reason instruments, and all the automation in Record
• Legendary SSL 9000k analog mixing desk emulation with flexible routing, full dynamics, EQ, and more
• Infinite number of reverbs, distortion units, delays, dynamic processors, mastering EQs and more
• Dedicated effect sends on each channel

• Intel P4/AMD Athlon XP at 2GHz or better, multiple cores highly recommended
• 1 GB RAM or more
• DVD drive
• 2 GB free hard disk space (Record may use up to 20 GB cache disk space)
• Windows XP (SP2), Vista or later
• Monitor with at least 1024x768 resolution
• Audio Interface with ASIO driver
• Free USB port for Propellerhead Ignition Key
• Internet connection for registration

• Intel Mac, multiple cores highly recommended
• 1 GB RAM or more
• DVD drive
• 2 GB free hard disk space (Record may use up to 20 GB cache disk space)
• Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
• Monitor with at least 1024x768 resolution
• Core Audio-compliant audio interface or built-in audio hardware
• Free USB port for Propellerhead Ignition Key
• Internet connection for registration