Parallel Processing Tutorial for Reason with James Wiltshire

[TheElement]

Thanks for the link Bob. Awesome vid. I'm 1/4 way through watching..got sidetracked on a track. Been duplicating tracks and doing simple parallel processing that way but end up with too many tracks. Need to find out how to do it with 1 track in Cubase.

Love the vid and it shows how powerful this technique is. I love it.

[mobster85]

That's the great part of Reason Gavin . Limitless tracks. U can have as many as u want. It's Awesome. I just wish I was better at using it. It will come in time.

Peace,
Bob LoGrasso

[mojobone]

You can look for compressors that have parallel processing built in, such as the free VST, Density. (note that the wet/dry mix knob is very small in the GUI, but it's there,

I can record unlimited tracks in Tracktion, but on an older 32-bit machine with 4M of RAM, there are some limits to how many I can play back at once.

[andygabrys]

You can look for compressors that have parallel processing built in, such as the free VST, Density. (note that the wet/dry mix knob is very small in the GUI, but it's there,

I can record unlimited tracks in Tracktion, but on an older 32-bit machine with 4M of RAM, there are some limits to how many I can play back at once.

good call Mojo.

yeah "the glue" by Cytomic is a nice and fairly inexpensive SSL Buss compressor knock off and also has a dry / wet mix knob, as do all the Compressors available from Native Instruments that were modelled by Softube.