Reason 4 Tutorial - Thor as a Switchable Filter (a slightly advanced tutorial) - Part 1 of 3

[bpmed92]

LOVE YOUU thanks for your vidds

[77LeBon]

i never stop learning tricks in reason THANKS

[jimmyroyal34]

Nice thx

[internetaxis]

Really great. probably going to use this for shows. I have a suggestion for a future tut...... Maybe noise sweep for transitioning synths into drum and vice versa? anyways thanx dude you really your stuff..

[danielinos]

thank you VERRRRYYYYYY MUCHHH that was so much helpful

[RichardEP]

Thanks Sir, helpful stuff!

[Reubajam]

Really great tutorial Mr. Sedric! Expressing my gratitude! :D

[PureChewnage]

Extremely helpful video

Im sure making some more wouldn't do no harm ;)

[VINYLSAMURAIS]

Thats come in quite hand that mate .

I been trying to figure a way for having my rnb Pads with filter effects and this seems like a great way to do it.

Busy boy tomoz !

Nice one

[phazerave]

Fantastic! so you seem to be good at routing with thor. maybe you could help me figure something out. How would I go about controlling the specific rate times (tempo synced) of LFO1 with say the first 8 keys on the keyboard or something like that so I could instantly change the lfo rate on the fly. say in a dubstep wobble. all I have is a simple m-audio keystation 49e. 

[MortenBoHansen]

thanks for posting this.. i'd know like to go from my total combinator to thor..try it.. DAAiimmmmm!! its the shit! got to set of samples that much but don't play.. do enough and you could just i dont know... mix the drums over into the other sample.. making the mixing effect in one track!.. then comes the mixing part xD

[Usylys]

Awesome tutorial man this was exactly what I was looking for and more

[weenaut]

THIS IS JUST WHAT THE MUSES ORDERED! Adding some LFO2 makes fro some really funky grooves. Thanks!

[pudney112]

can i use the filter with an lfo? controlling it?

[SupremePenguin]

wow man, never thought to use the combinator as a filter cutoff. thanks! great vids, i hope you keep them coming.

[AdaptorLive]

That was very useful. Thanks for the clear explanation!

[Pajes01]

Great vid mate!

[NoSoup4you]

One of the few tutorials where I can make out what the person is saying.

[SirSedricMusic]

@NoSoup4you Thanks! More on the way!

[KorseandBassHound]

@SirSedricMusic lies!



[asarapi]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for posting this.

[SirSedricMusic]

Fo sho my ninja!

New series in the works, covering the Mclass devices... any suggestions for future topics?

[ginghamslut]

@SirSedricMusic EVERYTHING



[locknkeylklk]

I agree with 008vids. This is very good.

[SirSedricMusic]

@locknkeylklk Thanks man! I'll have more soon!

[ColonelForkEyes]

Nice, lots of food for thought here, I'm gonna try this with Dr Rex files instead of oscillators and see what happens...

[SirSedricMusic]

I'd be really interested to see how that turns out!

[008vids]

genius.  Excellent vid, and some of the best "teaching" ive heard (including from pay tutorials!)

[SirSedricMusic]

Woohoo! 1000 views! Yay for me!

[beatmaker69]

can you make dubstep i need some help get back to me

[SirSedricMusic]

I've never really tried... I'm mostly into hip hop... I can make the "reese bass" and the new-school wobble base pretty easily, but I think that there are already a lot of tutorials on that subject.

What did you need help with?

[IsHeHigh]

Good stuff man!

I like the idea....