Guitar Through Reason Synths (Pt. 2) | Propellerhead Record + Reason

From Matt's blog at http://line6.com/blog

Line 6's Propellerhead Product Specialist Matt Piper demonstrates how to process electric guitar with Reason's Thor Polysonic Synthesizer, using Propellerhead Record together with Propellerhead Reason.

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[burtonlavery]

is there any way i can use my m-audio fast track interface and a bass guitar to play one of the synths i've set up in reason 5? as in use my bass almost like a midi keyboard? i've got reason 5, logic pro 8, as well as garageband if i need to do any rewiring. thaaanks!

[line6movies]

@burtonlavery You would really need a synth pick-up to do this with low latency. As an alternative to that, you might want to try a Sonuus B2M bass-to-MIDI converter. I've not tried one, so I can't tell you how well it works, though.

Without any MIDI conversion, you cannot control the oscillators of the Reason synths, but you can play through their filters, with proper routing, using the Sampling Input included with Reason 5.

[tube4andy]

Hi guys... is this patch still available?

[line6movies]

@tube4andy Yes, it is. Just search for "Propellerhead Record + Reason: Playing Guitar Through the Reason Synths (Part Two)" at Line 6 dot com and you will see the download link at the bottom of the blog post.

[allwithinreason]

I created the ´guitar´ using a pianosound that basicly pumped to spawn setting on the combinator.

[pablopacifico]

wow!



[pabstpapster]

You are ridiculous! These are the best tutorials I've ever come across. You have opened even more doors. Thank you!

[Eyngii]

this... is... wow...

[AndrewConfides]

@line6movies Thanks man that helped a lot

[line6movies]

@AndrewConfides You've got a sweet set-up now. The point of Reason: That is how you make all your drumbeats, keyboard parts, and bass parts (if you use keyboard bass). Reason + Record gives you tons more power and flexibility than either program by itself. (The title of this video is "Propellerhead Record + Reason...") The exact product you need at this point is called "Record for Reason Owners." It is less expensive than buying the regular standalone version of Record.