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• #Expressive e touche cv software

For me personally much more interesting than creating iOS versions of the Reason devices.Expressive E’s Touché is a hardware controller like no other. I hope Reason devs also are aware that these kind of instruments are also part of the future of making music and make a step in this direction soon. I also have a ROLI Seaboard and I find quite terrible that I can't use its most powerful features inside Reason because Reason lacks MPE support. at the end it was not really helping to the process of making music so I sold it.

#Expressive e touche cv software

The Touche SE comes with a software that allows you to just drag and drop controls to devices to set it up really quick, so you can tell him what axis controls which selected parameter of your VST plugin, but this doesn't work in Reason, so you need to be putting combinators, assign the axis to the combinator buttons, assigning the combinator buttons to the parameters you want to control with the Touche, assign values, wish that what you want to control doesn't present any issues. Totally agree, I ended up selling my Touche because what was supposed to be a help when creating songs turned out being a time loss on configurations. Hope someone at the Reason studios heads this or at least is on the same page, working on some solutions. these controllers do just that, they bring a whole level of easyness and creativity to music. It really is a shame and I do hope that besides all the cool features, they adress this 'shortcoming' in supporting these hardware controllers.(V11.1?) because as they state reason is all about making music instead of being busy programming etc. now I wanted to check out the awesome Touche, but wanted to check first and yes again, no 'real' support.

Although I love reason an I think it is greatly misknown for it being a TOP DAW, it does lack support for some really good controllers: I also bought the ROli, only founding out it ins't supported by reason.