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Reason Tutorial that uses the auxiliary outputs of the Mixer to create a feedback audio signal loop. The effect is then enhanced by the addition of a delay and tape compression unit, and then further by a band pass filter to create a warm analog style slap and dub type delay mimicking a vintage technique of the hardware masters.
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there is no phasing that should happen in reason because , there is no lag within the reason internal architecture unless your pc is starting to lag itself . ( so this video is obsolete purely because most people have better CPU's in 2011 ... how ever if you want to make feedback , in the same way analog people would , watch newer feedback videos (( but reasons digital architecture doesn't allow Full Feedback , but can yield very interesting sounds )) with the right set up ...
JSprayaEntertainment 2 months ago
nice mate Thanks
SuperJahor 8 months ago
Very helpful - thanks mate
Supajinks 9 months ago
it's much more fun to do this with a real mixer and units.
btown2011 2 years ago
Very nice i didnt realize there was so much feedback from the regular signal, guess blasting music all my life my ears have become tone deaf to this. shame though i cant see the close ups. are you using camtasia to screen record?
ozcorpz 2 years ago
Excellent stuff - my try this myself :)
brenfitz83 2 years ago
this is brilliant. by pure coincidence i made a video demonstrating the same thing and i used the exact same drum loop. great minds. nice one.
MrNedRush 2 years ago
this like one of the most useful videos I've seen yet, I'm gonna rewatch it and try for myself .. thanks a million!
Ciaran55 2 years ago
really nice. thanx mate!
EasternElectrics 2 years ago