It's never been easier to make music, thanks to a wealth of apps available for smartphones and tablets that put bleeps and bloops together to create amazing tunes ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. There are some undeniably great music apps for the iPhone and iPad, but most of them are fairly involved and not ...

It’s kind of adorable when a music software powerhouse like Propellerhead crams all the ballyhoo about the newest version of its digital audio workstation, Reason 7, into a few sparse paragraphs.

If you happen to work within the pro audio community, you might have heard of Reason. It’s been a production go-to for many years: quite a few producers—especially in electronic genres—like to fashion ...

I've always been curious about Propellerhead's Reason software, but since I'm not really an electronic music-making enthusiast, and the fact that up until more recently Reason had no audio recording ...

It's fair to say that Propellerhead Software has had an enormous influence on music production as we now know it. It started with ReCycle, which transformed the art of loop sampling. Rebirth and ...

Propellerhead announced its first hardware audio product, Balance, a two-in by two-out audio interface for Mac and Windows, and is designed for the home/project studio. Fully USB 2 powered with ...

Propellerhead-- makers of the music DAW software, Reason-- had a press conference in Frankfurt, Germany yesterday where it announced some exciting new products and features. Most notably for iOS users ...

It's always been a superb app, but with v5, Reason finally feels 'complete', offering a. highly satisfying musical environment. Single-column rack. Can't configure custom shortcut keys. MusicRadar's ...

Propellerhead Software on Tuesday announced plans to bring its music creation software Reason to Intel-based in a new 3.0.5 version that will undergo beta testing starting on March 20, 2006. Reason is ...

The Propellerhead Balance is a well crafted and distinctively designed audio interface—as long as you're a fan of Reason and only need two channels of recording. You could say the market for USB audio ...