An aiding software for Reason and Live audio applications that streamlines the workflow with customizable keyboard shortcuts, mouse-free browsing, and efficient sends and bussing controls.
If you're a Reason or Live user and you're looking for a quick and easy way to compose soundtracks, look no further than ReVision. This nifty little tool allows you to play QuickTime movies in sync with either of these popular music production systems, which makes it a great option for anyone who wants to save time and hassle.
Before ReVision, it was necessary to purchase expensive and complicated digital audio workstations, or invest in an entirely new system altogether, which made soundtracking a daunting and inaccessible task. ReVision, however, changes all that by leveraging the built-in music production capabilities of Reason and Live, thus dramatically lowering the entry level cost and difficulty.
One of the best things about ReVision is that it provides full transport control compatibility, meaning you can play, stop, fast forward, rewind, and even frame advance for accurate positioning of music. You can also loop video in sync with the music, which is incredibly helpful when it comes to iterative composition.
Another great feature is the ability to use scoring markers to establish interesting points within the video, which allows quick access to those points at any time. An SMPTE timecode display is also provided, which is perfect for keeping everything synced up.
Finally, if you're worried about being able to see the video while you're working in Reason or Live, don't be! The ReVision project window can float over either program, so you can always keep the video visible. Overall, ReVision is an excellent tool for anyone who wants to compose soundtracks quickly and easily.
Before ReVision, it was necessary to purchase expensive and complicated digital audio workstations, or invest in an entirely new system altogether, which made soundtracking a daunting and inaccessible task. ReVision, however, changes all that by leveraging the built-in music production capabilities of Reason and Live, thus dramatically lowering the entry level cost and difficulty.
One of the best things about ReVision is that it provides full transport control compatibility, meaning you can play, stop, fast forward, rewind, and even frame advance for accurate positioning of music. You can also loop video in sync with the music, which is incredibly helpful when it comes to iterative composition.
Another great feature is the ability to use scoring markers to establish interesting points within the video, which allows quick access to those points at any time. An SMPTE timecode display is also provided, which is perfect for keeping everything synced up.
Finally, if you're worried about being able to see the video while you're working in Reason or Live, don't be! The ReVision project window can float over either program, so you can always keep the video visible. Overall, ReVision is an excellent tool for anyone who wants to compose soundtracks quickly and easily.
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