Trainer: Paul Garay
Level: Level 1
Application: Propellerhead Reason
Platform: Mac & PC
Runtime: 180 minutes
File Size: 529 MB
Status: Available
Over the years, Propellerhead Reason has become one of the hottest audio
applications on the market, and many top producers now use Reason for every step of their production process. You can easily make a full record using nothing more than Reason ... it's done every day, in studios all over the world.
Of course, there's a steep learning curve with any program as functional as Reason. You could take time to learn this incredible audio application through the school of hard knocks, or you can let an expert instructor with years of experience show you the way! Let me introduce you to Paul Garay ...
Paul begins this tutorial program by showing you how to configure Reason to work with your computer, audio interface, and MIDI controller, then moves on to explore the interface and set up the controls you'll use while working through the rest of the program.
Next follows a full exploration of Reason's awesome software instruments, including the Redrum drum computer, the Subtractor Analog Synthesizer, the Malstrom, the NN-19 Digital Sampler, and the NN-XT Advanced Sampler. These are the arrows in your sonic quiver, and you'll learn all you need to know to get incredible sounds out of them.
You'll also learn essential tips and tricks for sequencing notes to create an arrangement, before moving on to learn how to apply Reason's DSP effects to mix and master your songs.
If you are using Reason as a tone module, you'll be excited to watch the in-depth exploration of rewiring Reason into today's top audio production software, including Apple Logic and Digidesign Pro Tools.
For a full list of this tutorial program's contents, check out the table of contents below.
Table of Contents
Reason 101 : Mastering Reason
Chapter 1: Reason Basics
Section 1: Reason Overview
01: The Setup Wizard
02: Setting Up Basic Preferences
03: The Rack & Sequencer
04: Working The Transport
05: The SPL And Locator Flags
06: Loop Mode Playback
07: Reading The Cpu Meter
08: Setting Up A Default Song
Section 2: The Redrum Computer
09: Redrum Overview
10: Loading Samples Vs. Patches
11: Making A Beat Pattern
12: Copying And Pasting Patterns
13: Mixing And Altering Sounds
14: Copying Patterns To Tracks
Section 3: Recording And Saving
15: Recording External Midi Input
16: Saving Your Work
Section 4: The Subtractor Analog Synthesizer
17: Using The Subtractor
18: Choosing An Oscillator
19: Using The Noise Generator
20: Using The Filter Section
21: Using A D S R Envelopes
22: Saving A Custom Patch
23: Loading Preset Patches
Section 5: The Malstrom
24: Using The Malstrom
25: Using The Index Slider
26: Using A D S R Curves
27: Using Filters
28: Assigning The Mod Wheel
Section 6: The NN-19 Digital Sampler
29: Using The NN-19 Sampler
30: Loading Sample Files
31: Filtering Samples
32: Using Multi-Sample Patches
Section 7: The NN-XT Advanced Sampler
33: Using The NN-XT Sampler
34: Loading Preset Patches
35: Using Multiple Outputs
36: Layering Multiple NN-XTs
Chapter 2: Getting Deeper Into Reason
Section 1: Working With Rex Files
37: Dr. Rex Loop Player
38: Importing Refills
39: Adjusting Slice Settings
40: Copying A Rex Loops To A Track
Section 2: Using The Combinator
41: The Combinator
42: Multi-Output Instruments
43: Multi- Device Instruments
44: Saving A Multi-Instrument
Section 3: Using The Sequencer
45: Understanding The Track Column
46: Understanding The Sequencer Area
47: Setting Up A Track For Record
48: Recording A Track
49: Quantization Overview
50: Pre Quantization
51: Post Quantization
52: Overdub & Replace Cycle Recording
53: Sequence Grouping
54: Understanding The Tools
55: Basic Song Arranging
Section 4: Using Rewire
56: What Is Rewire?
57: Setting Up To Rewire Reason
58: Rewiring Into Logic 7.2 And Up
59: Rewiring Into Logic 7.1 And Below
60: Rewiring Reason Into Pro Tools
Section 5: Pattern Sequencing
61: Pattern Sequencing Using The Redrum
62: Pattern Sequencing Using The Matrix
63: Programming The Gate Mode Of The Matrix
64: Chaining Multiple Patterns With The Matrix
Chapter 3: Refining Your Sounds
Section 1: Using Effects
65: Adding An Effect To A Sound
66: The RV-7 Digital Reverb
67: The DDL-1 Digital Delay Line
68: Creating An Effects Loop (Send/Return)
69: Adding Processing To An Instrument
70: What Is EQ?
71: Using The Mixer 14:2 EQ
72: The Peq-2 2 Band Parametric EQ
73: What Is Compression?
74: The Comp-01 Compressor/Limiter
75: Setting The Attack And Release Controls
Section 2: Creating A Mix
76: What Makes A Good Mix?
77: What Is Unity Gain?
78: Setting Levels For Mixing
Section 3: Using Automation
79: Understanding Automation
80: Writing Automation
81: Using An External Midi Control
82: Editing Automation
Section 4: Mastering Your Song
83: What Is Mastering?
84: Using The Mclass Mastering Suite
85: The Mclass Equalizer
86: The Mclass Stereo Imager
87: The Mclass Compressor
88: The Mclass Maximizer
Section 5: Finishing Your Song
89: Setting Song Information
90: Checking Song Self Contain Settings
91: Publishing Your Song
92: Exporting A Loop As An Audio File
93: Exporting A Song As An Audio File
Level: Level 1
Application: Propellerhead Reason
Platform: Mac & PC
Runtime: 180 minutes
File Size: 529 MB
Status: Available
Over the years, Propellerhead Reason has become one of the hottest audio
applications on the market, and many top producers now use Reason for every step of their production process. You can easily make a full record using nothing more than Reason ... it's done every day, in studios all over the world.
Of course, there's a steep learning curve with any program as functional as Reason. You could take time to learn this incredible audio application through the school of hard knocks, or you can let an expert instructor with years of experience show you the way! Let me introduce you to Paul Garay ...
Paul begins this tutorial program by showing you how to configure Reason to work with your computer, audio interface, and MIDI controller, then moves on to explore the interface and set up the controls you'll use while working through the rest of the program.
Next follows a full exploration of Reason's awesome software instruments, including the Redrum drum computer, the Subtractor Analog Synthesizer, the Malstrom, the NN-19 Digital Sampler, and the NN-XT Advanced Sampler. These are the arrows in your sonic quiver, and you'll learn all you need to know to get incredible sounds out of them.
You'll also learn essential tips and tricks for sequencing notes to create an arrangement, before moving on to learn how to apply Reason's DSP effects to mix and master your songs.
If you are using Reason as a tone module, you'll be excited to watch the in-depth exploration of rewiring Reason into today's top audio production software, including Apple Logic and Digidesign Pro Tools.
For a full list of this tutorial program's contents, check out the table of contents below.
Table of Contents
Reason 101 : Mastering Reason
Chapter 1: Reason Basics
Section 1: Reason Overview
01: The Setup Wizard
02: Setting Up Basic Preferences
03: The Rack & Sequencer
04: Working The Transport
05: The SPL And Locator Flags
06: Loop Mode Playback
07: Reading The Cpu Meter
08: Setting Up A Default Song
Section 2: The Redrum Computer
09: Redrum Overview
10: Loading Samples Vs. Patches
11: Making A Beat Pattern
12: Copying And Pasting Patterns
13: Mixing And Altering Sounds
14: Copying Patterns To Tracks
Section 3: Recording And Saving
15: Recording External Midi Input
16: Saving Your Work
Section 4: The Subtractor Analog Synthesizer
17: Using The Subtractor
18: Choosing An Oscillator
19: Using The Noise Generator
20: Using The Filter Section
21: Using A D S R Envelopes
22: Saving A Custom Patch
23: Loading Preset Patches
Section 5: The Malstrom
24: Using The Malstrom
25: Using The Index Slider
26: Using A D S R Curves
27: Using Filters
28: Assigning The Mod Wheel
Section 6: The NN-19 Digital Sampler
29: Using The NN-19 Sampler
30: Loading Sample Files
31: Filtering Samples
32: Using Multi-Sample Patches
Section 7: The NN-XT Advanced Sampler
33: Using The NN-XT Sampler
34: Loading Preset Patches
35: Using Multiple Outputs
36: Layering Multiple NN-XTs
Chapter 2: Getting Deeper Into Reason
Section 1: Working With Rex Files
37: Dr. Rex Loop Player
38: Importing Refills
39: Adjusting Slice Settings
40: Copying A Rex Loops To A Track
Section 2: Using The Combinator
41: The Combinator
42: Multi-Output Instruments
43: Multi- Device Instruments
44: Saving A Multi-Instrument
Section 3: Using The Sequencer
45: Understanding The Track Column
46: Understanding The Sequencer Area
47: Setting Up A Track For Record
48: Recording A Track
49: Quantization Overview
50: Pre Quantization
51: Post Quantization
52: Overdub & Replace Cycle Recording
53: Sequence Grouping
54: Understanding The Tools
55: Basic Song Arranging
Section 4: Using Rewire
56: What Is Rewire?
57: Setting Up To Rewire Reason
58: Rewiring Into Logic 7.2 And Up
59: Rewiring Into Logic 7.1 And Below
60: Rewiring Reason Into Pro Tools
Section 5: Pattern Sequencing
61: Pattern Sequencing Using The Redrum
62: Pattern Sequencing Using The Matrix
63: Programming The Gate Mode Of The Matrix
64: Chaining Multiple Patterns With The Matrix
Chapter 3: Refining Your Sounds
Section 1: Using Effects
65: Adding An Effect To A Sound
66: The RV-7 Digital Reverb
67: The DDL-1 Digital Delay Line
68: Creating An Effects Loop (Send/Return)
69: Adding Processing To An Instrument
70: What Is EQ?
71: Using The Mixer 14:2 EQ
72: The Peq-2 2 Band Parametric EQ
73: What Is Compression?
74: The Comp-01 Compressor/Limiter
75: Setting The Attack And Release Controls
Section 2: Creating A Mix
76: What Makes A Good Mix?
77: What Is Unity Gain?
78: Setting Levels For Mixing
Section 3: Using Automation
79: Understanding Automation
80: Writing Automation
81: Using An External Midi Control
82: Editing Automation
Section 4: Mastering Your Song
83: What Is Mastering?
84: Using The Mclass Mastering Suite
85: The Mclass Equalizer
86: The Mclass Stereo Imager
87: The Mclass Compressor
88: The Mclass Maximizer
Section 5: Finishing Your Song
89: Setting Song Information
90: Checking Song Self Contain Settings
91: Publishing Your Song
92: Exporting A Loop As An Audio File
93: Exporting A Song As An Audio File
