In many ways Reason's design limits the efficiency of its use, and it's hardware modelled approach is of no use (and in fact a hindrance) to the majority of use

In many ways Reason's design limits the efficiency of its use, and it's hardware modelled approach is of no use (and in fact a hindrance) to the majority of users whom have never touched outboard audio gear. I'm glad that companies like Native Instruments are building interfaces that are driven by usability[1], not analog fetishism, and I have high hopes that Apple will do the same with the next version of Logic Pro, if their approach to Final Cut Pro X[2] is anything to go by. [1] http://www.creativeobserver.com/img/5238_native_instruments_razor_synhesizer_reaktor_plug-in_screenshot_lg.jpg http://www.creativeobserver.com/img/5238_native_instruments_... [2] http://vicenteborrell.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/final-cut-pro-x-b.jpg http://vicenteborrell.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/final-cut-...