I'm trying to get Reason 3 to run as a rewire slave for Cubase SX on my Windows Vista laptop. On my XP desktop, this all works fine, but for some reason (hehe), Cubase does not recognize Reason Rewire in Vista. The Reason audio interface has the "Audio Card" light on, and not the rewire. The Reason Rewire option in the "Options" drop down menu is unchecked and grayed out. I tried downloading some patch that claims to fix Vista difficulties, but to no avail. Any ideas would be amazing! Thanks,

-Nick

sorry, dont' use and never will use vista. can't help you mate

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I'd say your best bet would be to install a copy of winxp on your system too. On average, Vista uses 512 MB of RAM just to run. That may not seem like a lot, but that's 512 MB of RAM that you're not getting to use vs Win XP's 128 MB runtime minimum.

Vista is pretty and all, but I'd put a copy of xp somewhere on my pc for at least about another year or so, until the softwares catch up to vista. Chances are that, even if you find a patch to work with Cubase/Reason in Vista, some of the plugins might not work also, then you're back at square 1.

Use XP, I believe it'll save you a lot of time and headaches

Many people that fiddle with pc and music choose to have a dedicated OS only for music. Like this they avoid many conflicts that might occur. Here is a good chance for you to make you Vista Laptop dual boot and add XP only for your Reason/Cubase needs. It will take an hour of your life but there is a good ROI by doing it !

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