Reason is a popular digital audio workstations used mostly by musicians. The software’s developer, Propellerhead, is offering a special holiday deal for purchasers of the latest version of Reason 9, the latest version of the program:
Holiday offer: Buy Reason 9 now and get over €/$430 worth of best selling instrument and effect Rack Extension plug-ins for free!
Buy Reason 9 now – get all of this for free:
Synapse Antidote ($139/€139) FREE
The best selling Antidote synth is one of the most versatile and sweet-sounding instruments available for the Reason Rack.Synapse GQ-7 Graphic Equaliser ($99/€99) FREE
The GQ7 is a professional mixing and mastering equalizer, offering five band of quality parametric and shelving EQs and realtime visual readout of your signal.Propellerhead Radical Keys ($99/€99) FREE
Useful for all styles of music, Radical Keys is a collection of classic electric pianos in a great-sounding package.Propellerhead Rotor ($49/€49) FREE
Rotor brings the sound of the classic rotary speaker design from the 1940’s to the Reason rack.Propellerhead Synchronous ($49/€49) FREE
Animate your pad, wobble your bass or glitch up your samples. Synchronous is a creative effects modulator that will bring any sound to life.
The Reason 9 holiday deal can be purchased for $399. That price includes Reason, the above listed promotional offers and many other sounds/plugins already bundled with the application.

It’s crucial to ensure the space where you’re producing audio is properly soundproofed. This type of treatment will ensure that the sounds your capturing and hearing are as accurate as possible. And while it’s easy to trust the soundproofing and acoustics in a static environment that’s specifically designed for audio production, it can be a different story in remote locations or places that just can’t be permanently soundproofed. So what’s to be done in these circumstances? You can press the record button and hope for the best. You can try DIY soundproofing techniques like hanging blankets. But why not use a product specifically designed for this purpose? That’s where
iZotope is well known in the media production space for its high-end processors and plugins. And while there are many iZotope fans who swear that the company’s products are worth every penny, it’s true that iZotope stuff doesn’t come cheap. That’s just one of the reasons it’s a newsworthy event when the company decides to give away a new plugin for free.
For years, Firewire was the reigning technology when it came to sending multichannel audio to/from an interface and a computer or other host device. While it’s still technically possible to use Firewire in many instances, the protocol is clearly giving way to other connection types like Thunderbolt and USB 2.0 (and probably down the line, USB 3.0). With that in mind, I was recently in search of a new USB 2.0 mixer. I wanted the ability to send multichannel audio to my computer for recording, and my current mixer, equipped with a USB 1.1 connection, could only send two audio channels. I began searching around for new gear options and was frustrated by just how difficult it was to find mixers and interfaces that met this requirement. After hours of searching and some suggestions I received on a couple of different podcasting-related forums, here’s the list of all USB 2.0 mixers and interfaces I could find that sell for less than $1000US.
Podcasting has been around for over a decade. During that time, podcasters have had to rely on a plethora of tools that were really designed for other uses. Sure, you can create a podcast with gear that was created for music or live sound production. But it can lead to complex workarounds or other hassles that keep you from the important thing: Creating your podcast. With that in mind, Tascam has released
Zoom is an audio-equipment manufacturer best known for its portable recorders. Its H2, H4n, H5, and H6 Handy Recorders are widely cited as some of the best devices for remote gathering of audio. While Zoom’s recorders are designed to be all-in-one products, with microphones and recording capabilities built-in, Zoom’s newest product,
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Audio-production software developer HOFA has
When it comes to media production, “loudness” means more than just volume. These days, there are a number of different loudness targets for media, depending on a large number of factors. It can be a challenge for producers to keep track of all of the various requirements. That’s where software production company RTW comes in with its full range of loudness solutions.