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TheMost
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Help me find a way for Reason 4.o to entertain me again like it once did.
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slik da relic
RS Jedi
ill o.g.
Battle Points: 1
mite be the time u need to go hardware for awhile...hehe
LONG LIVE REAL PADS n BUTTONS!!!
da relic
LONG LIVE REAL PADS n BUTTONS!!!
da relic
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
"LONG LIVE REAL PADS n BUTTONS!!!"
I have that in reason, I have a trigger finger and a SH201.
I have that in reason, I have a trigger finger and a SH201.
cosigns as anotha original...
stop makin 10 beats in in 5 minutes and make one good one a day.
No diss tho, I wish I knew al lil somfin bout it..
I would say go thru this crap to learn it better and come out the other side good like you know you will be.
Fury
W.W.F.D
ill o.g.
exactly what i wuz thinkin..get an mpd and use the pads on that shit or run it wit pro tools and rewire it and mix thru there theres so many things u can do to make it entertaining
EXACTLY...I remember feeling the same way until I started using it as a Rewire device. The next level of using Reason is going outside of it's box and using it as rewired modules alongside vsti's and vst's.
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TheMost
Guest
^^^ yeah i think you might be right. Should i reweire with Cubase? ableton?
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The Arkitekt
Guest
For overall music production I'd say Ableton 7......any DAW like Cubase, Pro Tools etc is cool but Ableton gives you more options without vst's or vsti's out the box. Having the vst's and vsti's just gives you more toys to play with. If your like me "the more the merrier".
Just changing your workflow can get the creative juices flowing again as well....
If you make a beat one way typically every time why not change the order or choices you normally make and see what comes of it...
A routine change can often bring about new ideas.
If you make a beat one way typically every time why not change the order or choices you normally make and see what comes of it...
A routine change can often bring about new ideas.
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TheMost
Guest
what does DAW stand for?
Isint pro tools or cubase better as far as mixing your sound after your beat is done tho
It's a preference thing....better would launch missiles at this thread. Pro Tools might be more "universal" than Cubase or Ableton, but better nah....I wouldn't say that.
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TheMost
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IN Ableton you can mix juts as good as cubase?
Greg Savage
Ehh Fuck you
ill o.g.
I don't think anyone can "really" help you on this one
Low G
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
If you are bored maybe try something else for a bit like re-watching all your favorite movies, going on vacation, or go see some live music. Just take a short break from the beats. If you leave it alone for a bit your inspiration will come back. Reason is just a tool after all. It isn't supposed to entertain you, it just helps you translate your inspiration into reality.
I mix just fine with Ableton and I've used Reason, Pro Tools (still do on occassion), Cubase, Acid, Sonar, Audition and a few more. The difference is the workflow. Ableton comes pre-stocked with a gang of audio effects, midi effects and instruments. They are not vsts, there just for Ableton but there as good as most vst effects and instruments out there. With those you still have the luxury of using your standard vsts and vsti's that you would use in any other DAW.
The main thing for me is that I have all these things with one screen to deal with which makes adding shit, and mixing easier because you don't have to minimize multiple screens or have multiple screens up to do what you have to do. One screen, two views (arrangement and session).
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
I mix fine in Reason, as I do in pro tools on a dcontrol. If you know what you are doing you can make anything sound great.