Reason 11 Explained & Explored

FANTASTiC | 22 February 2020 | 1.28 GB

With its virtual rack, console, devices and cables, Reason 11 is as close as a studio in a box as you can get. And now that you can use Reason as a plugin inside another DAW, it is even more versatile than ever. Explore the creative possibilities of this fun and powerful software (and plugin) with trainer and producer Joshua Carney! First released in 2000, Reason has gone through lots of changes over the years while still remaining true to its root. Whether you’re just starting with Reason, or you’re rediscovering this amazing music software, this course will show you everything you need to know to produce music with Reason. Joshua starts by covering Reason’s interface and its three main areas: the rack, sequencer, and mixer. He shows you how to quickly start creating music by dragging instruments, patches and loops from the browser to the rack and sequencer. You also learn to load external audio loops, and how to match them to the tempo of your song. Next you learn how to set up your MIDI controllers, and start recording. You learn to edit and quantize your MIDI data in Reason’s sequencer, and you discover the limitless MIDI creative possibilities of the Players.

How to Record a Rock Song in Reason

FANTASTiC | 10 September 2021 | 595 MB

Learn how to record a rock song in Reason. The class starts with programming drums, then continues with laying down rhythm guitar, bass guitar, and leads.

Start Making Music in Reason

FANTASTiC | 10 September 2021 | 429 MB

Are you frustrated with figuring out the workflow in Reason? Confused by how to make music and navigate its interface? This beginner’s course will walk you through the basics of using Propellerhead Software’s Reason DAW, covering everything from how to record audio to how use the four types of devices in Reason. By the time your are done with the course, you’ll have a firm understanding of how to make your first full track in Reason.

Reason v11.3.9 WiN FULL

Team R2R | 09 Sep 2021 | 5.52GB

The Reason Studios Reason 11 is the 2019 release of the ever popular Digital Audio Workstation from the former Propellerhead Software. This Audio Creation/Editing program has a powerful processing engine, a host of Instruments and Effects and is presented in 3x versions (Intro, Standard and Suite), making Reason 11 an excellent choice regardless of the user’s needs. Alongside the stand-alone DAW, Reason 11 can optionally be used as the Reason Rack Plug-In, a VST3 Plug-In format which allows for the use of Reason in other Digital Audio Workstations. This can make the transition to Reason a far more painless process for those familiar with different software. Reason 11 is the industry standard edition of the lauded software. Included with the package is a generous compliment of Synthesizer sounds, sampled Instruments, Drum Kits, Loops and Effects which empower users to create professional Audio projects in a powerful Virtual Studio. Editing Audio and MIDI automation has received an update, speeding up workflow with a more intuitive response. The rock-solid Recording and Mixing options are retained from previous iterations, now augmented with a series of workflow improvements and new Devices.

Gospel Of Innovation

Team DECiBEL | 24 Jul 2021 | 214.5MB

‘Gospel Of Innovation’ is the first installment of this smooth Gospel series inspired by Gospel hit-makers Yolanda Adams, Kirk Franklin, Kim Burrell, Donnie Mc Clurkin, Clark Sisters, and many more. These products are tempo and key-labelled and ready to use in Sony ACID Pro, Logic, Reason, Pro Tools, Cubase, and more. If you love Neo Soul, this product will give you the same smooth edge. These five Construction Kits will give you high quality Gospel music that will take your production to the next level. These sounds and samples are licensed as Royalty-Free for you to use in commercial productions or even for DJ/remix purposes. You’ll find all the essential elements of the genre, from piano and rich organs, bass guitar, synth, Moog and tight Gospel drums.

Halloween Creepy Sounds REASON

FREE | 26 October 2020 | 293 MB

REASON: COMBiNATOR / WAV

For next year! xDD (or for Carnival)

Get your Halloween treat bag with these FREE Sound Packs for Reason—filled to the brim with creepy sounds for your best Halloween tunes. First up is the Halloween Monsters Sound Pack by Navi Retlav. Navi says: “I recorded and cut 120 samples which include tomato smashing, breaking corn, and fridge noises as a drone. There is also a theremin there.” He continues: “Each combinator is inspired by a different monster/fear type, and together they can be used as sound effects or drone machines for live podcast / rpg session or blockbuster hollywood style horror trailer”. If that wasn’t enough to put the fear in you, then you need to check out the Halloween Sound Pack by Seán Murray. He says: “The demo song for this Sound Pack is ‘John Carpenter meets a creepy carnival/haunted house’ kinda vibe!”

Reason 11: The New Features Explained®

FANTASTiC | 21 February 2020 | 221 MB

Reason guru presents an insightful collection of Reason 11 video tutorials! See all the new features and functions added in Reason 11, as well as how to use them to create new sounds and effects. This series is great for anyone who wants a detailed look at the new features of Reason 11 and how to apply them to their projects. Paul welcomes you and then goes right into the new performance options available in Reason 11, specifically the new audio interface buffer size settings and what they all mean. Next, Paul gives you a detailed look at one of the top requested features for Reason; Curved Automation, including examples of how it can be used and how it’s an improvement over the old system. Reason 11’s crossfading is now simple to use, and saves a lot of time and redundant tasks when producing in R11, by quickly and easily crossfading multiple files together and editing the length of their fades. The next video is all about Sequencer Improvements in R11. See how you can now mute individual notes, as well as use the new Pencil Mode to draw multiple notes in at a time. And, when used in conjunction with the Dynamic Grid Resolution feature, you can easily program trap style hats and synthwave basslines.