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Hi, I am a bit confused about Propellerheads Discover, I mean, it looks great but it says "Make music with people from around the world". BUT you're not really working with anybody are you, you are simply downloading there sound files and using them, which in my book is not actually collaborating or working with anybody. So i tried Discover by hitting the "Drop to Propellerhead" button in the Reason menu and ended up with everything bounced down to one single track? So this left me thinking....what's the use of that? how does that let you collaborate with someone across the world? The Props, it seems, have put a lot of effort into there Discover thing but i really don't see the point of it. They should rename it "The Reason user library" or something, somewhere you go to pilfer other people's musical ideas. When Reason was a completely closed program, you could send your reason tunes to anybody with the same version of Reason as you and collaborate to your hearts content, I had some really successful collabs with my online friends from Russia and Spain. In my opinion, I think they should scrap Discover and put something in place that allows you to identify other Reason users that have the same setup as you, same Re's, so we can really collaborate on projects together. What do you think? Please help. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References https://forum.reasontalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=7492171 Business Promotional Examples Thanks

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