![]() ![]() Reason looks and works great in HD, at least in my experience. Reason 12 brings four new headline features: If you’re curious about what was included in previous versions, check out this review of Reason 11. To celebrate the release of Reason 12, I've put together a fun new Combinator patch that will bring your pads and leads to lifeĭownload "Hall of Mirrors" the Free Combinator 2 Patch What’s new in Reason 12?Īssuming you’re not brand new to the Reason train, let’s start this review by talking about what’s new in Reason 12! Note: this article may contain affiliate links, which mean that I receive a commission for any purchases you make, at no added cost to you. Again, the review will depend in part on how you plan to use Reason. The second thing to note in this Reason review is that Reason can either be used as a standalone DAW or as a plugin inside of another DAW. We’ll get into this in more detail below, but the review will depend in part on which version of Reason you own. ![]() First, there are essentially two versions of Reason 12: the “standard” version of Reason 12 and Reason+. I’ve used Reason since Reason 2.5, and songs I’ve created it in have been streamed 100,000s of times, included in TV show and movies, and have earned me $1,000s.īefore we go further, though, I want to note a few things. In this Reason 12 Review, I’ll help you decide if Reason 12 is right for you. If you appreciate the work that I do and you want to support me, please consider purchasing your Reason 12 upgrade through this affiliate link. ![]() However, while Reason 12 offers near-infinite creative freedom and opportunities for inspiration, it is really starting to show its age. It includes all of the virtual instruments, effects, and utilities you need to make incredible music. Reason 12 continues a long line of excellent music-making tools stretching back 20 years. ![]()
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