Reason 9 comes with a variety of virtual instruments, both keyboard-based and rhythm-based, and includes over 1,000 new sounds. Audio engineer and music producer Matt Piper shows you each of the instruments that comes with Reason. Become familiar with Reason's virtual musical instrument collection, and learn how to record a software instrument track in Reason.
- [Voiceover] Let's check out the basics of recording…with the virtual instruments…that come with Reason.…The recording process for recording the sequencer…with instruments in Reason is the same…whether you choose an individual instrument specifically…or you search in the browser like we did earlier…in the course for a type of sound,…such as an acid bass or something like that.…Either way, the working the sequencer will be the same.…It's nice to become familiar…with the individual instruments…that come with Reason.…
I'd like to show those to you now.…First, I'm going to focus…on the keyboard-based instruments.…I'll make a little room here.…The first one is Thor.…I'll let you hear…the default preset.…(keyboard plays)…Really can't judge the synths by the default preset.…It can make all kinds of different sounds.…If I show the programmer, you'll see…what's under the hood in Thor.…
It's pretty advanced if you want to dig in deep,…if you're one of those types of people,…you certainly can.…There are three oscillators where you can change…
Author
Matt Piper
Released
7/22/2016- Recording audio and virtual instrument tracks in Reason 9
- Loop recording
- Creating synth lines
- Making beats with loops and the sequencer
- Editing audio
- Correcting pitch
- Automating tempo and time signature
- Mixing tracks in Reason
- Master the final recording
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 1s
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1. Set Up
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Set preferences4m 5s
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User interface overview4m 38s
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Navigate the Reason browser3m 43s
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2. Record Audio
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Record audio tracks6m 26s
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Loop record6m 57s
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3. Record Virtual Instruments
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Combine software instruments3m 52s
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Live sampling3m 4s
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4. Create Beats
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Make beats with loops7m 51s
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5. Edit Your Recording
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Audio Slice editor6m 10s
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Vocal Pitch editor10m 10s
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Bounce audio clips to MIDI2m 29s
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6. Mix Your Recording
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Mixer overview7m 30s
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Set levels and stereo pans7m 40s
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EQ (equalization)8m 37s
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Compression8m 51s
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Effect sends9m 37s
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7. Finish Your Recording
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Master your own recording12m 40s
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Conclusion
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Next steps22s
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