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Electronic Music Production - Propellerheads Reason and Apple Logic / Cubase?

I'm thinking about taking a course in Electronic Music Production for learn how to make my own house music. I set up a small home studio. Some courses are based on logic and some are Propellerheads Reason along with Cubase. I do not want to spend much money, learning the wrong software so I can have some opinions on the differences of these programs or as powerful as them?. I realize you have to buy a Mac laptop to support logic. Thank you.

I prefer reason. I like the Reason sequencer window 4, makes editing a breeze. NNXT sampler is impressive. Thor is the most powerful synth I have ever used. A friend of mine makes sense, and I did not like about the same, but you know, I've been using reason since reason 2, so that is convenient for me. The vocoder is tons of fun and mastering suite is incredible. There are so many high quality ReFills reason, I have a huge library of sounds, samples, configuration devices, circuits, etc. devices all the great sound effects, automation lanes easy to use and can do literally anything imaginable. The Combinator is ideal for the combination of devices, and has a great pre-set sounds. The monophonic arpeggiator is also very fun to use and creates lines impressive. There are many different ways of doing things of Reason, for example, in the Redrum drum machine, can a pattern of entry into the sequencer, and select "copy to track data on its track record note, or may manually enter the lane on the note with the pencil tool, or you can do a lot of patterns in the sequencer and patterns of assigning different sections, or you could play live, the possibilities are endless. Here is a song I did the other day in Reason 4. http://www.zshare.net/audio/592774843a7858e9/ I use an M-Audio Axiom 61 Midi Controller, and is perfect for the reason, you should check out.