Reason Studios Record Reason Duo

The Perfect Match of Music Creation and Production Software

When you register Propellerhead's Reason and Record together, you don't get two separate music creation programs — you get one incredible powerhouse of music production potential. That's because, unlike other programs that work with one another, Reason and Record fuse together into a single, comprehensive production environment. That means you get all of the powerful synthesizers and samplers from Reason with the mind-blowing effects and processing power of Record in one multiple-rack environment! Want to run your NNXT-based electric piano through one of Record's full stack guitar amps? No problem! Now all you have to do is drop them in and wire them up. With Record and Reason together, there's nothing you can't do!

When you install Reason and Record together, they both use Record's environment. The user interface 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 dedicated SSL emulations. If you're a guitarist (or simply like using guitar effects) then you'll love Line 6's contribution to the Record environment. You get both a guitar and bass Pod, as well as a selection of amplifier and cabinet models.

Each channel has three parts to it: a sequencer track for automation, a rack device, and a mixer channel. In the hardware rack emulation, you can instantiate insert effects including signal processors, EQs, and effects. You can also use any of Reason's devices or instruments. Learning how to rout virtual signal in Reason and Record's environments is highly-intuitive. With the push of a button, you can flip the virtual rack around and access the virtual module's back panels and cables. Once you've set up your insert signal path, you can save it and easily recall it in the future.

Reason 4 provides you with an impressive selection of sound modules. You get subtractive, wavetable, granular, and modular synthesizers, as well as simple mono-timbrel and complex multi-timbrel samplers. You also get a loop-based sampler and sample-based drum machine with intense rhythmical content. Reason 4 also contributes an enormous library of sounds and preset options for its virtual instruments, so you never have to make your own patches. However, each of Reason 4's sound modules has advanced signal and control options to satisfy anyone who wants to go beyond the stock sounds.

• Powerful and intuitive hardware-style environment
• Virtually unlimited number of tracks, effects, processors, and instruments at once
• Lightweight architecture makes use of efficient multi-core audio rendering even with large projects
• Works with any audio interface and supports Core Audio drivers (Mac) or ASIO (PC)
• ReWire support for integration with other DAW software
• Legendary SSL 9000k analog mixing desk emulation with flexible routing, full dynamics, EQ, and more
• Line 6 bass and guitar amplifiers available for every single track
• Use up to 64 input channels and up to 64 output channels simultaneously
• Seven incredible synthesizers and samplers
• Vast libraries of samples and patch configurations
• Full Effects Suite with over a dozen effects and processors
• New groove and arpeggiation tools for added flexibility

• Windows XP SP2,Vista or Windows 7
• Processor: Intel P4 / AMD Athlon XP or better
• Memory: 512 MB RAM minimum, 1 GB recommended
• Screen resolution: 1024x768
• 2 GB free hard disk space
• DVD reader
• 16-bit windows compatible audio card, preferably with DirectX or ASIO drivers
• Recommended: MIDI keyboard with built-in MIDI interface, or MIDI keyboard and MIDI interface

• 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

• Mac OS X 10.4
• Processor: G4 1GHz and up or Intel Mac
• Memory: 512 MB RAM minimum, 1 GB recommended
• Screen resolution: 1024x768
• 2 GB free hard disk space
• DVD reader
• Recommended: MIDI keyboard with built-in MIDI interface, or MIDI keyboard and MIDI interface

• 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