It looks like an SSL 9000k and IMO it sounds very clean. The Reason mixer was first introduced in 2009. Just curious to know how your Reason users see it (or, rather, hear it!). But, how does it do in emulating the SSL coloring of a mix, in your opinion, as compared to, say, the CLA Mixhub, or other channel strip emulators out there? I've never once mixed anything in Reason, so have no basis for comparison. I know the Reason mixer looks like and is designed after the SSL consoles. So, I am curious to ask about the SSL "coloring" for a mix.
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I don't use Reason as a DAW (I'm a Pro Tools guy), but use it as a major VI. I just wish I had a way to group my channels. I just wish I had a way to group my channels. Mackie MCU and 1 MCU XT, Akai Advance 49, Windows 10, Komplete 9 Ultimate, Cakewalk. I already have Waves Scheps Omni-Channel, which has a great EQ and range of compressors. I already have Waves Scheps Omni-Channel, which has a great EQ and range of compressors. WAVES ONLY INSERTS So - In Reason we pretty much have this already. Channel-strip plug-ins take their inspiration from the individual channels of large-format mixing consoles, on which you’d often find an EQ, a compressor, and a gate/expander module. So - In Reason we pretty much have this already. Available for download, the Waves Scheps Omni Channel is a plug-in designed to handle all of your channel-strip needs. CLA-76 - nice to have this compressor option on each channel. EQ - it adds an SSL'esque colour to your mixes. Yes - you can colour code them, but collapsible groups is what I'd like. On large projects it is really annoying in Reason to have a massive strip of channels and no way of collapsing them into groups. BUCKETS - it's a neat way to GROUP channels.