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Would anyone know why some of my plugins appear tiny in Reason? Specifically I've found it to be an issue with the Soundtoys plugins and iZotope Ozone. The Arturia V Collection has resizable windows, so it hasn't been an issue with those. But with the Soundtoys plugins, those don't have a resize option so they're in really small little windows and it's hard to read the text on them. Same goes for Ozone. I was using Ozone 8 and the text in the Maximizer (like the peak/RMS numbers) were really hard to read, and I saw that Ozone 9 had resizability so I upgraded to 9, but even with resizing the window, the numbers are still really hard to read  This has been happening since I upgraded to Reason 12, because prior to that, I'd been using plugins in Reason for years without this issue. I'm using Reason 12 (running the latest update) on Windows 11 Pro and I have a 4K monitor. I wish I had another DAW so I could see if this is an issue there too but I don't.
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JamesKPolk posted:Reaper freeware is a quick install if you just wanna check 
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I'll throw a vote in for the DAW I've been using my whole career: Reason. It comes with a bunch of built-in instruments and is pretty easy to learn. I mean, I started using it when it had way fewer built-in instruments and was able to navigate my way around it without even using many YouTube tutorials (mainly because those weren't really a thing when I started, so I kinda had to figure it out for myself). There's a new version coming out in June, though, so you may want to wait until then. The full version right now looks to be $499 and includes a free upgrade to the new version next month. There's also Reason+, which is their subscription model. It's $1 for the first month and then $20/month after that. Reason+ has even more built-in instruments and effects and such, plus more get added all the time. This is an overview of the current version, though this will likely be outdated next month when the new version comes out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_3u4Vxt_Ko
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