Reason 6 Explained®
Chapter 1 : Getting Started
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1:06 Introduction
An overview of what you will learn in Reason 6 Explained.
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2:07 Installation & Setup
Installing Reason 6 and the Factory Sound Bank and getting through the registration process.
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4:45 First Look
After opening Reason 6 for the first time, we take our first look at the various sections of the interface.
Chapter 2 : Preferences
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5:18 General Preferences
Taking a look at the general preferences section to adjust some of Reason's behavior.
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4:18 Audio Preferences
Optimizing our audio preferences to suit our hardware and computer configuration.
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4:30 Keyboards & Control Surfaces
Setting up our MIDI-capable keyboards and control surfaces for use in Reason 6.
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4:17 Advanced Preferences
Configuring Reason to be controlled by our external MIDI gear, as well as setting clock sync and the scratch recording folder.
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1:34 Computer Keyboard
Setting up your QWERTY keyboard for use with Reason 6.
Chapter 3 : Understanding the Interface
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4:24 Working with Songs
Learning to open, close, create and save songs, as well as manage our song files.
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4:58 Using the Rack
Looking at the rack and learning how to navigate and add devices.
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7:10 Using the Sequencer
Understanding the fundamental elements and tools in the sequencer. Learning how to identify channels, tracks and clips and how to use the transport controls.
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9:28 Working with Tracks
An in-depth view of using tracks and clips to record our audio and MIDI. Taking our first steps towards recording.
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19:59 Advanced Sequencer Tools
Looking at some of the advanced functions of the sequencer, including loop mode, edit mode, snap and blocks.
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5:52 The Mixer Pt. 1
Learning about the SSL-modeled mixer in Reason 6 and it's wide variety of functions, including EQ, dynamics, gating and auxiliary sends.
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5:50 The Mixer Pt. 2
Learning about the SSL-modeled mixer in Reason 6 and it's wide variety of functions, including EQ, dynamics, gating and auxiliary sends.
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6:58 The Mixer Pt. 3
Learning about the SSL-modeled mixer in Reason 6 and it's wide variety of functions, including EQ, dynamics, gating and auxiliary sends.
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7:08 The Master Section
Understanding and using the Master Section, the Hardware Device and the Big Meter. Including Audio I/O, Advanced MIDI and Big Meter monitor modes.
Chapter 4 : Making Music
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5:12 Using Instruments
Learning to create and route instruments in Reason 6 so we can make music.
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8:42 Working with MIDI
Learning to record and playback MIDI data using regions and tracks. Also learning about overdubs, alternate recordings and quantization.
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12:58 Working with Audio
Using and creating audio files in Reason 6, as well as managing our audio files and takes.
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7:13 Using Automation
Automating parameters in Reason 6 to achieve our musical goals.
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15:16 Working with Patterns
Learning to program, sequence and manipulate patterns. Also, showing how to take our patterns from the devices to our tracks for editing and adjusting.
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5:37 Working with Patches
Understanding how to use patches. Browsing, recalling, loading, saving, initializing and basic editing are all covered here.
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13:47 Routing Devices
Showing our routing options using instruments, effects and channels. Including some creative routing examples.
Chapter 5 : The Devices
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8:06 Synthesizers
A brief look at Reason's built-in synths, including Subtractor, Malstrom and Thor.
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10:23 Samplers
An overview of Reason's samplers and their functions, including the NN-19, NN-XT, Redrum, Dr. Octo Rex and Kong.
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11:25 Effects & Other Devices
Looking at the variety of effects and functional devices in Reason 6 to better understand the tools we have to shape our sounds and compositions.
Chapter 6 : Sampling
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3:14 Quick Sampling
A look at the basic methods of sampling into Reason 6 devices. Also, learning the necessary routing to begin sampling.
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6:51 Editing Samples
Using Reason's internal sample edit window to manipulate and edit our samples. Also, looking at the ways in which Reason saves and organizes our samples.
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7:22 Creative Sampling
Using advanced sampling techniques to create new sounds and free ourselves from device limitations. Including re-sampling and sampling through devices.
Chapter 7 : Using ReWire
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6:47 ReWire into Logic
Understanding the principles of ReWire and learning how to use Reason with Logic.
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3:28 ReWire into Pro Tools
Applying what we've learned about ReWire to work with Pro Tools.
Chapter 8 : Finishing Up
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6:31 Exporting Audio & Sharing
Learning the various ways in which we can export our Reason compositions as audio files. Including Bounce Mixer Channels, Export Song and Export Loop. Also covered here are Song Self-Contain and Song Information settings.
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4:10 Tie It All Together
Using what we've learned to look at the big picture in Reason 6 and try to use our understanding to further ourselves musically.
Product Overview
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Submitted 2 years ago
VERY HELPFUL
SOME NICE INFO ON THE ARRANGEMENT PANEL NICE ONE
I am a: Student, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Reason
I come from a family of casual musicians, mostly pianists. When I was very young, I learned to play piano, then forgot it all when I was teenager and then discovered guitar and bass...
2. What training have you had?
Formal training? Almost none. But I've made every mistake one could make in the world of recording and learned from every one of them. I've also had the privilege of interning with some very knowledgable studio techs and engineers and consider that a very valuable education.
3. When did you get into recording?
As a teen in the 90's, my band needed a way to get our music on CD, but our budget was very limited. We pooled our parent's money and bought a cheap Tascam 4-track tape recorder. Since I was the resident geek, it was my job to figure out how to record a 5-piece band with only 4 tracks and 2 SM57s. When I discovered overdubbing, my mind was officially blown. Then I discovered software and digital recording and became an instant lifelong addict.
4. People you have worked with/for?
The vast majority of my work as an engineer, studio tech or producer has been for projects I was personally involved in, or for close friends. However, I have had the opportunity to work with several notable Bay Area studios over the years. Including a bit of work at the Wash House, famous for their work with late rapper Mac Dre.
5. Why are you so good at training people?
I consider the pursuit of knowledge a lifelong journey, and I've always been willing to share what I know with others... Perhaps to a fault. I've been known to speak at length on subjects for which there is no justifiable reason to know so much... I just enjoy teaching, and enjoy digital recording. I think the only things you need to train are knowledge and passion, and I'd like to believe that I have those in spades!
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