Reason Tutorial

[splattered123]

Does anyone know where i can get ahold of the video tutorial for using propellerheads Reason 3.0?

Its like a 3 hour video explaining eeeeverything.

[Eikman]

€mule......

[splattered123]

Emule? eh?


I looked on propellerheads site but didnt see it anywhere to purchase, but ive seen it as a torrent but there arent any seeders.

[splattered123]

Im looking for something that explains everything, seeing as how im a noob just wanting to experiment... but this sounded really helpful:

Producing Music With Reason Tutorial, an interactive CD-ROM providing
extensive tutorials covering Propellerhead's Reason software. Jointly
produced by Propellerhead Software and M-Audio, the product contains
three hours of tutorials and resources for beginning through advanced
users. The tutorial will guide you through topics such as:

ù Song structure
ù Principles of synthesis
ù Creating Redrum arrangements
ù Using Dr.Rex percussion and loops
ù Composing synth bass lines
ù Tuning Redrum and Dr.Rex loops
ù Advanced sampler techniques
ù Creative arrangement and transition ideas
ù Mixdown sessions
ù Publishing songs online
ù Advanced concepts and more...

Now you can quickly harness the power of today's most popular music
software with this comprehensive set of CD-ROM tutorials. It's just
like looking over an expert's shoulder as he shows you the tricks of
the trade. Mastering Reason has never been easier. The tutorial
covers new Reason 2.0 topics like the the unique Malstrm graintable
synthesis instrument and the NN-XT advanced sampler.

[adam]

Harness the power!!!!

[the mongoose]

if you find it.....let me know too!:cool:

[splattered123]

Yeah i havent been able to find it so far... bleh.

Right now ive decided just to buy some decent books and keep an eye out for the video tutorials...

I will for sure let you know if i find it, and you do the same ;)

[splattered123]

Ok someone finally hooked me up with the video tutorial... explains a bunch of stuff i didnt know, and im more a visual person so that rocks :)

I purchased a few books... complete idiots guide to music theory, and two remix books that are supposed to be great

I have Reason and Cubase, and around 12gb worth of Native Instruments VSTs to mess around with...

Dont know which end to start from haha

I wanna buy a synth/midi controller... but i dont want something expensive since im a complete n00b.

Any suggestions? Korg? M-Audio?

Whatcha think...

[Leon]

I learned to use Reason 2.5 all by myself :cool: I rock.

[Professor]

you guys are funny.

try the behringer B-Control rotary controller. i love it.