Learn how to use Reason 12 for music production, synthesis, sampling, and more with Nate Mars.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Bring your music to life in Reason
- What you should know
- Overview of the interface
- Configuring preferences in Reason
- Using Reason's library and browser
- Tips for finding sounds and patches
- Using the sequencer and transport
- Understanding the mixer and mix window
- Working with audio files in Reason
- Working with MIDI in Reason
- Understanding control voltage and patching
- The power of REX files
- Drum machines and beat tools: Redrum, Kong
- Drum machines and beat tools: Rytmik, Klang
- Synthesizers: Subtractor, Malström
- Synthesizers: Thor, Europa
- Synthesizers: Humana, Pangea
- Samplers: NN19 sampler, NNXT advanced sampler, Dr. Octo Rex, and Mimic
- Other unique Reason instruments
- Exploring Reason's powerful audio effects
- Working with MIDI effects and player devices
- How to use third-party plugins
- Creative possibilities with Combinator
- Working with multiple devices
- Mapping parameters in Combinator
- Recording into the sequencer
- Editing basics with Reason: Audio and MIDI
- Adding automation and mapping parameters
- Workflow with the Reason Rack in Ableton, Logic Pro, ProTools, and more
- Reason compact for iOS
- Using Channel EQ and effects
- Working with the master bus
- Exporting your project
- Next steps
Taught by
Nate Mars