Author
Released
10/31/2013- Setting up Reason's preferences
- Recording audio and software instrument tracks
- Creating drum beats with Redrum and the Kong Drum Designer
- Triggering REX loops
- Live sampling
- Recording automation
- Quantizing audio
- Pitch correcting vocals
- Using the ReGroove Mixer
- Time stretching and time compressing audio
- Working in the mixer and the rack
- Processing your tracks with compression, EQ, and effects
- Mastering a recording in Reason
Skill Level Beginner
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Matt Piper, and this is Up and Running with Reason Seven. Reason is a complete music production environment that brings the feel and features of a professional recording studio to your computer. In this course, we'll start by going over everything you need to know to get set up and to become comfortable in the Reason environment. (guitar strumming) Next, we'll actually start recording music into Reason with guitar, bass, and software instruments.
(rhythmic beat) And make beats with Reason's built in drums, percussion, and audio loops. (upbeat techno music) And you'll see how easy it is to sample your own sounds. (flute) After that, we'll look at how to edit your recording with Reason's powerful audio and MIDI editing tools. (guitar strumming) I'll also show you vocal pitch correction. (guitar strumming) ? We didn't get a singer for this thing ? Your humble narrator will just have to sing ? (upbeat rock beat) And how to make your grooves tight and right on the money.
Next, I'll show you how to mix your recording using Reason's studio quality mixer and effects processors. (funky bass music) Finally, I'll walk you through exporting your work for collaboration or for delivery to a mastering engineer, and how to master a recording yourself. (rock guitar music) So, if you're ready to go, let's get up and running with Reason Seven.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 36s
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1. Setting Up
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2. Recording Music
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Recording audio tracks11m 12s
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Recording software tracks6m 36s
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Triggering REX loops in Kong4m 29s
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Loop recording11m
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Live sampling7m 6s
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Creating a sample instrument8m 23s
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Recording automation5m 11s
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3. Editing Your Recording
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Quantizing audio9m 38s
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Pitch correcting vocals10m 33s
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Editing in the Blocks view6m 24s
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Using the ReGroove Mixer10m 5s
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4. Mixing Your Recording
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Mixer overview: Part one7m 41s
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Mixer overview: Part two7m 14s
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Mixer overview: Part three7m 42s
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Using EQ12m 54s
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Using compression8m 36s
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Using sidechain compression5m 25s
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Using gates5m 56s
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Using the effect sends8m 3s
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5. Finishing Your Recording
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Mastering your own recording12m 46s
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Conclusion
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What's next?15s
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