Propellerhead Reason 3 compatibility with Snow Leopard?

When you contacted Propellerhead - either email support or on their online forums - what was their reply regarding Snow Leopard compatibility?

I still think it's a better idea to contact the manufacturer. Or ask on their forums.

The latter will likely have no results until tomorrow or after, but remember that there, 100% of people are Reason users. Here, like 0.0001% are. 🙂

You might want to check out these sites:

http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=772853

I don't see that app there, and have no idea whether they're accurate or complete.

Propellerhead just released a new version (this week) - I wonder if earlier versions will not even be considered to be Snow Leopard-compatible.

Totally off-topic, I talked to the folks at Carbonite this afternoon. They have a very popular Windows backup scheme - and recently released a "dumbed-down" version for Mac (lacking backup scheduling, and other important-to-many features that are in the Windows version).

"We haven't tested Carbonite for Mac under Snow Leopard yet ... " - was the first statement made by their representative.

This attitude just made me wonder: Authors of US$19 little utilities have released Snow Leopard-compatible versions this week, so Apple allows publishers of all sizes to get into the beta process. But why would several MAJOR applications not care enough to get their collective acts together for us?

And so it goes. I am off to a local retailer, who's opening up at a minute past midnight to sell Snow Leopard for a couple hours tonight.

Clint Bradford

Then you can look at Crash Plan, which works great on Snow Leopard 🙂

reason 3.0 installed, but it required rosetta. more on actual functionality in a bit.

reason 3.0.5 works fine with Logic 9.0.2. the only issue seems to be a strange transposition issue with midi in Logic 9.0.2 i don't think it has to do with rewire, but anyone else suffering this in Logic?