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hurlingdervish · **Joined:** Wed Feb 25, 2009 7:54 pm **Posts:** 1676

heres a new more positive sig...

drewzle · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 2:26 am

hurlingdervish wrote:

actually creating your own patches in reason is a pain in the ass.

no, it isn't

hurlingdervish · **Joined:** Wed Feb 25, 2009 7:54 pm **Posts:** 1676

whatever man im not here to argue its just my opinion

drewzle · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 2:40 am

cool, i'm not tryna argue either
you don't seem like a bad dude

IMO the Subtractor and Maelstrom are great fun to program. there's a learning curve for sure, but once you're familair with the layout and singal flow you can get almost any sound you want out of them

i recommend printing out those sections of the Reason manual, they're really helpful

and Count - IMO Primo is alot less guilty of jacking loops than some dudes (*cough* MADLIB *cough*). the way Primo slices and arranges his chops mostly fucks with the original in a really funky way.
anyway, just my 2 cents

peace

ghost bazz · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:05 am

Drewzle wrote:

...and Count - IMO Primo is alot less guilty of jacking loops than some dudes (*cough* MADLIB *cough*). the way Primo slices and arranges his chops mostly fucks with the original in a really funky way.
anyway, just my 2 cents

peace

Yeah... I feel you... just the dude I used to illustrate my point. It's a toss up between him and Madlib.

As far as reason... the synth are great, to be sure. My favorite parts of that app are redrum and the NN-19. I've had a lot of fun programming redrum... and the NN-19 is nuts when you have Recycle to work with in combo.

Crazy versatile that it has the virtual synths... and the sample based stuff... and the routing options are nuts. And of course once you start working with Rewire to push it thru a bigger program like Live or ProTools, the possibilities are endless. Good times... prolly the most fun I've had using a computer, hands down. I gots a whole lotta love for that app. :lol:

ColeRockLee · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:10 am

I've loved Reason since version 2.0. Always seemed pretty straightforward to me. I will concede that the sequencer was always a real bitch though.

smoke marijuana

ghost bazz · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:16 am

^ no doubt... I started messing with it on v1 in OS 9 on my first ibook. Used my casiotone MT-600 for my midi controller. Good times. :roll:

Teewok · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:23 am

It does matter what you use in terms of what what machine or software are u most comfortable with... and as it turns out.. everyone will find comfort in the machine/software with the most features... BUT... if you don't know how the shit is supposed to sound... then really u need to stop making beats... Skill really comes with knowledge about ur music...NOT about how quickly u can press pads

Teewok · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:25 am

unless u wanna hear pads being played quickly.. and can't play pads quickly... then u might have a problem hahah

ColeRockLee · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:27 am

Teewok wrote:

unless u wanna hear pads being played quickly.. and can't play pads quickly... then u might have a problem hahah

indeed! lol

JayLost · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 5:20 am

Drewzle wrote:

hurlingdervish wrote:

actually creating your own patches in reason is a pain in the ass.

no, it isn't

teach me please please please

JayLost · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 5:22 am

Teewok wrote:

It does matter what you use in terms of what what machine or software are u most comfortable with... and as it turns out.. everyone will find comfort in the machine/software with the most features... BUT... if you don't know how the shit is supposed to sound... then really u need to stop making beats... Skill really comes with knowledge about ur music...NOT about how quickly u can press pads

yup
got to have a ear man and know when shits out of tune or else your knida screwed ha

JayLost · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 5:25 am

Count Sierackula wrote:

Drewzle wrote:

...and Count - IMO Primo is alot less guilty of jacking loops than some dudes (*cough* MADLIB *cough*). the way Primo slices and arranges his chops mostly fucks with the original in a really funky way.
anyway, just my 2 cents

peace

Yeah... I feel you... just the dude I used to illustrate my point. It's a toss up between him and Madlib.

As far as reason... the synth are great, to be sure. My favorite parts of that app are redrum and the NN-19. I've had a lot of fun programming redrum... and the NN-19 is nuts when you have Recycle to work with in combo.

Crazy versatile that it has the virtual synths... and the sample based stuff... and the routing options are nuts. And of course once you start working with Rewire to push it thru a bigger program like Live or ProTools, the possibilities are endless. Good times... prolly the most fun I've had using a computer, hands down. I gots a whole lotta love for that app. :lol:

the 2 tracks i have on the mixed tape are both made in reason>555>live7
good times for sure man

drewzle · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 6:06 am

JayLost wrote:

Drewzle wrote:

hurlingdervish wrote:

actually creating your own patches in reason is a pain in the ass.

no, it isn't

teach me please please please

the best way to approach it is to read as much as you can about subtractive synthesis

i sorta take this for granted 'cos i started with soft synths before i began sampling, but i realise alot of dudes here are probably quite new to synthesis

learn about envelopes (ADSR), filter types (hi, band, low pass), LFOs, waveforms (saw, tri, square, etc)

once again, the Reason manual is very helpful with this

i'll drop some links when i get home from work :wink:

JayLost · **Posted:** Mon Mar 23, 2009 7:04 am

word! thanx D!

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