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dj mull
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Ireland
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 Posted - 2004/07/05 : 00:20:19
does anyone know of a good reason refill for trance sounds, i am looking for a good lead sound. i have the malstom and subtractor 10001 refills but i didn't find any really good sounds that would suit hardcore. a few people have said you can get patches for reason for the jp8080, virus b and other expensive synths but after many hours searching the web for them, i still can't find any
please help
martin mullen
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laze
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Posted - 2004/08/22 : 04:14:04
alright there is a hole load of trance reason refill packs on www.zero-g.co.uk there is one called WIRED (REASON REFILL) witch i think is the best.
why oh why can't you just except it i'am a raver not a crazy drug addicted 
DAVID NOBLE
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icex
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Posted - 2004/11/18 : 07:59:10
*edit* - read the rules please.
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dj mull
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Posted - 2004/11/18 : 09:50:04
what do u mean?
martin mullen
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ryg0r
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Posted - 2004/11/19 : 02:31:08
Wired isnt actually that great.
The free schallkraft refills are much better.
The best way to get phat sounds out of reason is to....... I'm not giving away my secret 
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The Deviant
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Posted - 2004/11/19 : 11:13:17
If your planning on buying one, don't get the Trance Construction Kit Refill from Zero-G, cost me £40 and the only good sounds are the Hi-Hats and some percussion.
You can make some great trance style synths in reason, but it just takes some time to learn how.
Use 2 malstrom synths and layer them together, then route them through a merger so you can process them as one sound, and do some serious detuning.
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ryg0r
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Posted - 2004/11/20 : 06:25:20
I would agree, but the malstrom just doesn't have that edge.
So I'd add a subtractor to the soup.
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The Deviant
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Posted - 2004/11/20 : 11:23:39
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Originally posted by ryg0r:
So I'd add a subtractor to the soup.-=[ryg0r]=-
When I use the Subtractor my sounds crackle when I use an LFO on the phase of a sawtooth, so I can't use it on a lead. Do you know why or is it just an analog quirk they have built in.
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