Ok so im at a point where I need a decent drum programming software at a good price that I can use to make drum tracks and play bass lines along with it. So i stumbled upon the Reason Drum Kits 2.0 drum machine. And it was about $100. Now from what I heard Reason is a very dependable program and evryone that has bought it loved it, but I can't find any reviews on this particular software. Does anyone here use it or have used it? And if so what did you like and what did you hate about it?
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Reason Drum Kits 2.0 software
- Thread starter thycrusader
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Never used it.
Just as another thing, if you havent heard of it. And it has also had great reviews, is Jamstix
Just as another thing, if you havent heard of it. And it has also had great reviews, is Jamstix
Reason is pretty good. I'm not sure what you're talking about, I believe Reason cost like 400 bux.
I got a ripped version from a friend. It's a good MIDI Program. I make drum beats using drum kits through midi keyboard. I think you might be looking at a 100$ drum kit FOR reason, meaning if you don't have reason it won't work. I COULD be wrong, they might very well have made a drum machine that works on its own, but as far as i know they do make reFill kits (pluggins) for reason.
I got a ripped version from a friend. It's a good MIDI Program. I make drum beats using drum kits through midi keyboard. I think you might be looking at a 100$ drum kit FOR reason, meaning if you don't have reason it won't work. I COULD be wrong, they might very well have made a drum machine that works on its own, but as far as i know they do make reFill kits (pluggins) for reason.
