step by step how to produce music using Reason! It is packed with goodies that both beginner and intermediate level users will find extremely useful in all steps of the music production process: theoretical presentations, demos, screencasts, activities and invaluable tips and tricks dispersed all around the course.
Create your own Master Template Today – Now is your chance to take action to create your own Master Template in Reason. And not just any template btw, your grand master template. A template to rule them all. A template that you can use for all your future music projects.
Loop Community Band Cue Pack, featuring over 50 band cues in both English and Spanish. Also includes an Ableton Drum Rack Preset and NNXT Reason Patch.
Updated for Reason 6, the three defining organs of the pre-synth era: the B3, the Vox Continental and the Farfisa Combo Compact, in one exceptional ReFill for your Reason racks. With default organs, effects and template patches from all three organ ReFills gathered conveniently into single folders in the ReFill root, this could be all the organy goodness you’ll ever need! Save nearly £20 on the price of all three ReFills separately, and get all this exclusive new content as well! The Farfisa Combo Compact ReFill, featuring 24-bit, 44kHz samples and stunning Combinator skins — each with preset buttons to indicate the patch tones — this unique package gives you all the sounds of this classic Italian trannie, including strings, piccolo, trumpet, percussion, pedal bass and the incredible multi-tone/all tone knee booster, now mapped handily to an expression pedal.
Featuring expressive, playable racks and patches powered by a wide variety of traditional and exotic wind, stringed and tuned percussion instruments, Recoustics will inject some truly special sounds into your music and scoring projects. These aren’t your typical bread-and-butter pop snoozers. They each have a unique and organic quality of their own that you won’t find in mainstream commercial libraries. That’s why we selected them, warts and all.
Physical Therapy II blends exotic physical modeled plucked strings and tuned percussion, organic wind tones, lush textures, real nature field recordings and more to provide a set of expressive playable instruments that sound like nothing else on the planet. This is not a loops collection. What you hear in the audio demo are individual instrument racks played in realtime from a basic MIDI keyboard. Complementary tones and arpeggiated motifs are layered and cleverly programmed to enable you to perform these rich, complex ensembles with ease, and loads of hands-on control.
Additive synthesis: the unsung, unloved princess of synthesizer sound-making has been locked at the top of an overgrown tower for over a decade. Like a jester dressed as a Knight in slightly tarnished armour, JP rides to her rescue, kisses her back to life and lovingly crafts a massive set of sounds from two classic synthesizers, the FM/additive hybrid, the DK Synergy (1982), a long-time favourite of electronic artist Wendy Carlos, (patches from whom we are pleased to present here) and the true-additive beast that was the Kawai K5m (1987).
