Can Reason Refills Sounds Compare To Hi-Quality VST Sounds?

[JKIEYZ]

Ive been up in the air about making the transition to Reason 4 and for one reason im unsure."The quality of sounds available".For example Im used to using VST plugins like Nexus, Goliath,Ministry of Rock, Gypsy and Hypersonic 2, and based on the refills I have from Sonic Reality Vol.1-20, Miroslav Gold Bundle, Abby Roads and few others they sound very thin compared to the VST plugin sounds.Is the any refill that can compare across the board to a plugin like Nexus or Goliath?

I need some feedback on this one, I believe reason 4 is a great program and I love my workflow in it, but I need those hi-quality sounds.

 

[samuelock]

reason piano and reason drum refills.

 

[LDB]

Ive been up in the air about making the transition to Reason 4 and for one reason im unsure."The quality of sounds available".For example Im used to using VST plugins like Nexus, Goliath,Ministry of Rock, Gypsy and Hypersonic 2, and based on the refills I have from Sonic Reality Vol.1-20, Miroslav Gold Bundle, Abby Roads and few others they sound very thin compared to the VST plugin sounds.Is the any refill that can compare across the board to a plugin like Nexus or Goliath?

I need some feedback on this one, I believe reason 4 is a great program and I love my workflow in it, but I need those hi-quality sounds.

In one word "YES".

 

[elementsrtyte]

yea or you could just get fl too or whatever your using currently and just rewire reason into it as a plugin and use your vsts and reason!

 

[JKIEYZ]

There is a program called Sample Robot(www.samplerobot.com) that allows you to sample VST instruments and Hardware instruments and convert them to reason NN-XT multisample instruments(and other formats), which Ive been thinking about doing with some of the plugins I have like Nexus and Dimension Pro but I know its going to take forever to do all the patches I like.As far the sound quality I dont know but it probably depends on your interface.The only thing with Sample Robot is that your audio interface needs to support direct wave 3.So there is a way to get those VST sounds into reason and then mangle them to your liking.