Reason Tips and Tricks 3 (part 2)

[kingfker]

crazy shit



[dashtk]

Thank you for these videos. Great tips!

[beachbodymario]

you're awesome

[TheSwaggaManSam]

lol pretty funny guy

[TheRealityBeatz]

great video man learned a lot ; )

[jorgecds]

you have to make a sequencer track... where all the moves you do to a selected device, are recorded. I just watched one tutorial about that right here...

[AuraBoj]

very nice

[Hiclyon]

thank you very much, this is so helpful =D

[DigiRarefaction]

Love all your tutorials! Do you use pro tools as well? If so, will you be making any pro tools tutorials as well?

[spongyplunger]

How do you record the pause when pressing "the hold" it works when im playing but it does not record ? thanks

[optronix001]

create a sequencer track for the vocoder. Then record the on/off action of the hold button.

TADA!

[mpontmercy]

Just right-click on the button and press edit automation.

[mong431]

Thanks for the tutorial. Helped alot.

[abstractT]

You explain things very well.. please keep going :)

[Lameones]

Farris Bueller.. You're my hero...

[gospeljazric]

excellent tutorial, i was wondering about vocoder, now i know! sweet deal :)

[kokonosono]

awsome!

[sureshgunners]

Finally, you have given me some direction for my discovery with Reason. Very clear instruction and you don't beat around the same point again and again. I also liked your summary of the tutorial in the end. Thats a nice feature you can try to include in all your tutorials.

[Meteotrance]

I think a lot of other composer such as Mike Oldfield use this technique with drum modulation in sheba, and Ryuchi Sakamoto with the YMO band track with a hardware roland or ems vocoder. good tutorial mister.

[gillesva51]

I seriously love your tutorials ! But I love ur skills more haha ! Especially the songs done on myspace are very nicely done. Went ahead and improvised the entire way, on all 5 song lol... just couldn't help it ! Thumbs up for all the stuff you're doing for us.

[cricuitblend]

I think this is the most important and most unique tool in reason.. really..

but then again.. reason is full of surprises.. i think the combinator's a good tool.. havent utilised it though

[vtec230]

wicked!! i usually bring vocals into reason through redrum what other ways can you do it??

[y4dda]

Thanks for this and your other excellent Reason tutorials, Mike. Your knowledgeable and clear guidance has helped me a great deal. I've learnt more from your tutorials than from montsh of directionless twiddling. Please keep up the fantastic work!

[oneism1984]

thats rad. i always wondered why when I put a sample from the nnxt into the vocoder I didn't get any sound. so its actually vocoding the other input. very good stuff.

[misterpetey]

thanks..immediately helpful! BTW that song has the same chord progression as Debbie Gibson's "Only In My Dreams." As real as it may seem...it was only in my dreams.

[mrswitch1]

great tutorial. I love royksopp. what subtractor synth did you use? and how was it played? just wondering:)

[100wholewheat]

WICKED video dude

[kemczynski]

HYPER!

[ELEsdeeX3]

excellent. thanks man.

[chessboxen]

One of the better tutorials on youtube...much better than watching people make wack beats...

This is something actually useful that people can come away with something.

[Hymanroth67]

awesome! this sounds cool :)

[ag102672]

thanks a lot. that helps a ton, its especially helpful to me making the switch to software

[mmish123]

THANXS

[NPHSalliance]

I've been struggling with digital vocoders since mac os 9, thanks a ton for this tutorial! P.S. everything you went through is mac applicable in case you didn't know.

[flak242]

that's a pretty good RoykSopp cover...

[optronix001]

Thanks Flak!

[0Elijah0]

Hey man, I considered myself pretty knowledgeable when it comes to DSP, but the vocoder had always been somewhat mysterious to me until now. Thank you very much, your video was of great value to me, you certainly have big understanding of signal flow!

[optronix001]

thanks for the support..glad to help you with a little vocoder info anytime!!

[funkyharry5]

Omg its great !!

[hiller20]

You are "DA Man" not The man "Da Man"... B)

[zottty]

This was just the most effective tutorial I've ever seen!

Köszönöm szépen!!

[mossyburger]

fantastic... !

[Splash1964]

Subscribed !!

[neonelectro]

Hi again Michael. Another excellent tips video. I never thought of using the vocoder with a rythmm to modulate a chord sequence. I'm off to play with that right now. Thanks for the tip. Brilliant tutorials.I can see Propellerheads asking you to do naam shows for them in the future.

[optronix001]

Thanks for that Neon..glad you dig this tutorial..say Hi to everyone across the pond for me!!

[Melokat]

Intelligent people are more and more rare these days and you, are one of them. Thank you for the nice tutorials, I appreciate it.

[bmc510]

that chopping sound @ 3:27 would sound good for a break right before a big build up, u should try it and tell me what happens.

[AussieDolla]

thanx!

[Cchap0410]

How would you recomend using the vocoder for vocals, like a talk box kind of effect?

[optronix001]

stay tuned for a lesson using vocals!!

[robocubtr]

great tutorial. thanks!

[Virre5]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, that was awsome^^

I also would like to see a tutorial of using the vocoder and vocals - how to make sort of a "computer-voice" without bringing up or slowing down the speed of the vocals? that would be great!!

thx again, looking forward to Reason TnT 4

[dj2bklyn]

keep this in mind add to what he said on the subtractor change the fm freq osc to different sounds listen to what happens its amazing

[introvertcreativity]

very nice tutorial!

[jtc1987]

THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL!!! Can you do a video using the vocoder and vocals please.

[thundavolt]

yeah that would be very interesting to see

[1sm36]

thank you very much i will be looking forward to that

[1sm36]

thank you for all the great lessons

can you tell us how to make rex files next or can it be done?

[optronix001]

Thank You...You can make .rex files by using a program called "Recycle" it is made for just that. Once you make your rex file you can load it in the drrex or the Advanced Sampler in Reason..I may do a video on it..:)

[mtbikemikeg]

Really good job -- would have taken me months to get to learning/tweaking the vocoder on my own. I'll second on the Recycle leason. I could probably make a video on Recycle, but I have a feeling you have more knowledge about the gnarly details.