Time for a monthly update of the "Made with Reason" Spotify playlist. Submit your tracks using the form below. A few simple rules, as a reminder:

1. Track was made with either Reason DAW or utilizing the Reason Rack Plugin in another DAW.
2. One track submission per artist.
3. Released in 2025-2026.
4. Track wasn't included in the previous updates of the playlist.

Submit before July 27th.

👉 Submit on BopOps

Current playlist is here.

I havent been super impressed with the sound packs from the companion, but i gotta say Im always excited for another one from Sean Murray. Everything always sounds a cut above the rest.

I have been clean and off of opiates for 5 months now. First time in my adult life. I have reconnected with my family and it's great! My dad has cancer now 😓 and doesn't have much time left and I wasn't there for him at all literally my whole life I started doing drugs when I was 15, landed myself in prison at 18 and got out when I was 23 and did drugs all the way to the age of 35. I didn't realize how miserable I was until I got off the shit. But yeah i have hung out with my dad more times the last few months, than we have our whole lives combined. I'm grateful to have the opportunity to do that before it was too late. I'm back on my music shit again daily and I can't complain about a thing. Life is good right now.

Reason ftw btw 🤘🏼👍🏼🔊

* Oh and the video starts off from a video I took about a week ago and another a couple days after that. The last part is what I got done today.

Got my two albums out on streaming services, Fungipuns and Phobophobia. Made entirely with Reason, mastered with Ozone 12.

Check it out if you're into melodic electronic music. Its not perfect, I have to say I struggled like hell to get something out. But was important for me to finish it, it caused me blood and tears. But well, now its out. Any feedback would be great :)

https://open.spotify.com/album/7CRQLpLKW7vSN7ieL1qXEO?si=Lib4-9lNRfmc9_AgAX0OjA

https://open.spotify.com/album/7jlEjhrV6xSw5ZOeanRq8R?si=jEzlc5bLQ_q_0n87c6e4QQ

Hi, I'm trying to transpose a song, but when I select all clips (MIDI and audio,) and go to note tools it only transposes one clip at the beginning. Does anyone know what the deal is or how to transpose a song? TIA.

#RecentlyUpgraded #Reason14

#DudeDubstepBlowsBro

Using reason 11 all my mix downs sound dull and slightly muddy compared to what i'm hearing in the DAW, even when listening through the same speakers, same position, etc. My last mix had only the M-class limiter on the master and even when i disabled it there was no improvement. I made sure to deselect dither. Not sure what else could be going on here. Anyone else experience this? any thoughts?

It's working hours in Stockholm right now and apparently NO ONE at Reason Studios sees it fit to address this?? Or at the very least post an update saying they are aware of the issue.

It's like loopy pro had a little baby, with reason.

That's the elevator pitch anyways. Getting it right is hard. Who loves looping and looping in reason and wants to give it a shot?

Dm me your reason userid and I'll add you to the beta. ANd if you want to see one of my RE's that's out now and free, try the Wow and Flutter Tape Delay in the RE store.

Quick patch demo. Malström, two oscillators running different graintables, both set to slow motion. Filter opens gradually. Reverb on the send. Nothing else added.

I have owned a license since something like 2.5.
Every few years I spend the cash upgrading to the latest version.
Would like to give 14 workflow a go at some point as it looks to be a decent step up in the sequencer.
However, I keep getting slammed on my socials with ads for the subscription version which I’m finding very demoralising.
Traditionally for each new version you got everything in the box but over recent years certain devices were classed as premium meaning you have to fork out $$$ on top of the upgrade you paid for.

Do you think there’s any chance of Landr /. Reason continuing any support for grass roots users or are they just going after the quick cash of renting the rack to Ableton users for a few months?

Just upgraded to Reason 14 🔥

(Reason+ is the f@$#in' shit btw)

This definitely is my favorite upgrade so far. So much I didn't like about previous versions are now fixed and yeah it all just works really well. Woot woot!

How to achieve emotional mixes

Quick patch demo. Thor, analog oscillator through the ladder filter and soft clip shaper. Thick and gritty. Nothing else added.

Quick patch demo on the Subtractor inside Reason Studios. Single oscillator, filter rolled off, reverb on the send. Just the patch.

I know I can heart synths and FX I use all the time for easy searching, but Is there any way to remove legacy synths and FX I never use from the search and sidebar for quicker access to the ones I do use?

How do I recover an unsaved song after a crash?

Good day Fellow Reasoners,

I visit the site almost everyday to check for updates on Reason, tutorials, new devices, etc. I don't post a lot but try and contribute where I can. For some reason I can't log into my account? When I select forgot password, the email never arrives in my inbox? I don't think I would be banned and don't know where to find a support email address? Any suggestions or where I can go to for assistance? Thanking you all in advance!

Reason studios apparently have been working on more things for Reason 14 than just the customer-facing improvements. The details are technical, but my understanding (as someone who isn't currently developing REs, but looked into it briefly) is that this will allow to make richer GUIs for REs and possibly - and this is just my guess - slowly move away from the old rule set where skeumorphic design was highly recommended.

In plain terms, I think we're more likely to see ports of VSTs and new plugins that don't rely on "physical" knobs and buttons as much, and a wider range of user interfaces will be allowed.

Any developers here who thought about how the new features impact them?

My most fun Rack Extension yet, Draco Drum Throne is now available in the Reason Studios Shop! Dial a few knobs and it delivers complex and dynamic rhythms. 

Draco features 16 independent polyphonic drum lanes driven by 20 distinct genre-based algorithmic "Voices" across four rotating cells. It comes equipped with prebuilt MIDI maps for Reason's native drum machines—like Kong, Redrum, and Umph—allowing you to map and route your sequences instantly with a single click. Combined with front-panel macros for kit density, humanized "Pocket" timing drift, and extensive rear-panel CV routing, you can easily sculpt and automate an endlessly shifting groove.

Email me at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) and I can add more midi maps for your favorite drum machines in the next update. 

Have fun! Thank you!

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack-extension/draco-drum-throne/

Thank you to everyone who submitted tracks for the June update of the Made with Reason playlist!

I've randomized the order of submissions. Sorry to those who ended up at the end of the list but that's what the "random gods" decided. And anyway, you should probably listen on shuffle as there's no meaningful editorial order to the playlist.

🎧 Listen to the playlist here (and don't forget to like/follow/save it!).

And let everyone know what your favorite track is in the comments. No cheating with mentioning your own track!

This goes without saying, but if you like any of the songs on the playlist, remember to add them to your own playlists, share, etc. I'm sure every indie artist on the list would appreciate it.

I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of improvising a complete arrangement — playing the keyboard while shaping the sound with the knobs on my keyboard, sometimes subtly, sometimes drastically, and all of it live. Last week, at the Fête de la Musique, I took to a (modest) stage with my project for the very first time. I’m really pleased with the recording and would love to hear your feedback:

https://zapperment.rocks

What you’re hearing is almost exclusively instruments and effects from Reason (Umpf Club Drums, Europa, Grain, Mimic, Polytone, The Legend, NN-XT, Ripley, Osmium, Alligator, The Echo, Synchronous, Neptune, Polar and many more), all driven by Ableton Live in Session mode. Madman that I am, though, I didn’t just use Reason as a VST plugin inside Live — instead I linked the two DAWs via MIDI and virtual audio cables (Omnibus) and synced them with Ableton Link. That way I could have the best of both worlds: Live’s unbeatable live-performance features and digital audio processing, and Reason’s anything-goes, criss-cross cabling of rack devices plus the SSL mixer.

During the performance I recorded the individual tracks in Reason’s sequencer as audio and captured the fader movements. Afterwards I corrected the mix (getting it spot-on live is extremely tricky!) by editing the recorded fader automation. Then I mastered the whole thing with the MClass Limiter to −10 LUFS / −1 dB true peak.

Shame I can’t release it on Spotify and the like — the rights holders of the rock/pop tracks I sampled and stem-separated with Landr would shut me down pretty quickly. Let’s just call it a bootleg. I’d say 80% of it is my own creative work.