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zakesm
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Posted : Mar 13, 2005 22:51
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hey just want 2 start learning to use reason to try and mess around a but and make some psy. (i got no experience with making music). can someone recommend a good training book for reason, there are quite a few which is the best?
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Hayez
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Posted : Mar 14, 2005 01:43
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the propllerhead site has some very good tutorials. check them out. there is also very large community of reason users.
 "a new art came into my mind which only you can create, the Art of Noises, the logical consequence of your marvelous innovations." Russolo, 1913 |
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zakesm
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Posted : Mar 15, 2005 18:17
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thanks hayez checked out the propellerhead site - but i need help with a book teaching reason from scratch - anybody?
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WAVELOGIX
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Posted : Mar 16, 2005 20:18
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Reason 2.5 Power - Michael Prager .... search for this on www.amazon.com ....
after finishing this book ... u can make a decent trk in reason for sure .. good luck ! |
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fregle
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Posted : Mar 17, 2005 16:09
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any book about hardware is very usefull for reason too, cuz reason is built in such a way that it emulates working with hardware. |
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Sirius Taurus
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Posted : Mar 18, 2005 00:33
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WHY ? Put That Energy in to learning Cubase or Logic ,SOme thing really usful and nice sounding |
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cerebral ataxia
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Posted : Mar 18, 2005 04:54
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hey there nothing wrong with reason i use this all time and i believe its a good start for psy. |
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Pypedream
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Posted : Mar 18, 2005 07:03
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I agree here. Once you learn how to construct some racks, you may want to use them to generate loops, wave files, whatever OR Rewire your work directly into Cubase. And the Redrum module is a good place to start learning how to sequence beats.
For example, you can build a rack of DR. Rex loop players and then audition many different loops at the tempo of your choosing. It gets fun when you learn how to automate your loops OR try opening your slices in a Redrum for other creative options.
I'm not cheerleading Reason, but I do think it has some merit but you have to tap into what the software can really do.
Stay connected with the user forum.
Look for free online tutorials: http://www.computermusic.co.uk/tutorial/effects1/1.asp (Navigate to "tutorials" then "full list")
Reason 2.5 Power (Thompson Course Technology)
Just a few of the many resources out there.
ML
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