Infinite chords (Reason Chord Sequencer) 

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100% agreed :) :)

So true. As long as you have fun! Sometimes dabbling with production can even be a stepping stone towards learning an instrument, instead of the other way around.

Even as someone who plays multiple instruments, I think this is quite useful to generate new ideas and break out of the usual habits and chord progressions I tend to use

You might wanna look into Scaler as well, can do all this and much more. Slightly cheaper as well.

Same here!

I like Captain, Orb, and Scaler. There are things I like about them all.

This is a fantastic plugin for learning and getting you so far but it will eventually hold you back. because you will get to a point where you will be playing too many straight chords all the time. there are a lot of musical pieces that have a lot of inversions as well as other ways of playing straight chords and sometimes you don't have to play all the notes at the same time you can stager the notes that make up a chord and play each note individually any way you like to a certain pattern this will also learn how to play leads as well. You would never find out or even try these techniques out with this plugin. the best way how to learn chords which is the easiest thing to learn. is to get a good chord book learn all the chords and keys and experiment with not just straight chords but inversions the lot. you can also buy Synthesia and slow it down and look what notes are playing and study how chords and songs are put together you will be very surprised how clever some of these chord progressions are and leads. you would never learn that with this plugin.

I very much agree, music is an art form and this tool is pretty nice

It’s a cool plugin, but needs simple logical chords which are sorted by key. They are all over the place and sometimes pretty weird. That’s the only thing I hate about it.

@@TheSzyko agreed! I can’t figure out a good way to use it

@@TheSzyko you can put abletons scale after it to get it in key, sometimes works well

@@TheSzyko yeah i agree. But it is low budget and brings out some nice ideas. You can program your own chords, so you could write own basic scales. But it's lot of work

@@robert.melter absolutely, the plugin itself is powerful and cheap! The amount of work I had to put into writing all chords into it is not worth it imo. Could spend my time on other projects instead.

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@@OscarUnderdog Don't send it, click on it

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It sure can! The MIDI routing will be different but it follows the same principle

You can try out a $1 Reason+ trial to see if it is for you, which includes he Reason Rack VST/AU that can be opened in any DAW. Reason+ includes The Chord Sequencer, Bassline Generator and other Player MIDI FX. None of the mentioned are included in a full Reason 12 DAW purchase. You have to purchase those as rack extensions afterwards, or subscribe to Reason+: reasonstudios.com/ You can read more about the Reason Rack plugin here: www.reasonstudios.com/en/reason/rack-plugin

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You have to buy it separately... which sucks.

@@thevalueofn6994 Thanks to "Value of n" - I went to the REASON homepage and saw the "special offer" of 54€ for the Chord Sequencer and on top 74 € for the Bassline Generator which Oscar also presented very nicely. I'm a Reason User since version 3 in 2005 but changed to Ableton for playing live in 2008. Since about 2010 I hardly used Reason any more but I suported our swedish friends at Propellerhead by buying 3 Upgrades during the years. I think the new price policys at Reasonstudios are NOT reasonable to me --- If I buy a software for 399 these players should be on board - just my 50 cents... Especially as Reason is nowadays more or less a VST Plugin for my favourite DAW for me. Kind regards 🙂

They are both. You need reason or reason subscription to use it as VST inside another DAW

@@dmitrytomko5343 Thank you! :D

You can, just click and drag on the 4 to reduce the sequencer to 3, 2 or 1 bar.

@@ReasonStudios Great! Good to hear.

It isn't available as a standalone VST.

Just a heads up to peeps considering doing the same, the Chord Sequencer player device isn't actually included in Reason 12, but they do have a 1 month free trial, and a slight sale going on right now,as of very early July 2022 (I think it's £48 on their site now - but you should definitely use Underdog's promo code anyway for better savings and to support the channel).

Love me some cthulhu as well, but i only ever use the arp. I think the reason chords seq is a significant upgrade over the xfer one, and then adding in the arp is gravy

@@OscarUnderdog you always ramping, respecttttttttttttttttt

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Hey there Jack. This is because, for us, Reason isn't just a random collection of individual plugins, it's an ever-expanding rack of gear that *works* together where the sum is greater than the parts. Whilst we totally understand if that isn't for you, we just wanted to explain our philosophy a little. PS. Reason+ is a good way to dip your toes into the Reason-waters, you can get your first month for just $1 which gives you access to everything.

You can still buy it in the shop if you don't want to subscribe www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack-extension/chord-sequencer/

@@ReasonStudios thanks for reply, and is it possible can we buy dual arpeggio? or in the future?

@@wangdeng1123 Dual Arpeggio is built into Reason 12 - no need to buy it separately.

@@ReasonStudios got it, thanks for the info

This doesn’t match how i thought it worked, did you get the subscription? It should be included in that. I know its not included in the standalone version.

​@@OscarUnderdog I typed a bunch of replies but they seem to have not posted here... bleh! False alert it seems like, I just heard back from Reason support - apparently it's included in Reason+, but it doesn't get installed by default. But yep I bought one year of Reason+ subscription. When I didn't find it in my rack browser, I went hunting on the site, and found it in the shop, with the 74 EUR price, or an option to download the trial. I downloaded the 'trial' and it worked fine, and I assumed this meant I would lose access to it at some point. Reason support says we either need to install it from there, or the companion app. None of this was particularly clear to me through the whole process though lol. To me it seems odd for a new and flagship feature not to just be installed by default, but oh well 😅

Just to have this clear here, every device we ever made/will make is in Reason+, they just aren't all installed by default. All additional devices are installed via the Reason+ Companion!

Sounds like a useful tool for making tastefully evolving non-generic techno