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JackSoundStack
JackSoundStack
Started 16 years ago
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lets make a toppic for mixing and producing with propellerhead reason,  like we saw earlyer this week for mixing,  but here only for propellerhead reason, post ur links and tutorial pictures here,  like how to master a track,  witch mastering tool ur using for each specific sound,  how to maximize (limiting), sidechain,  vocoding,  and how the buttons on the devices should be set ect....  i will start with a few pictures in the following posts

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JackSoundStack
JackSoundStack
#1

press tab to toggle rear and front, sidechaining in reason basicsImage

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JackSoundStack
JackSoundStack
#2

press tab to toggle rear and front,  u wont hear any vocoding effect untill u place notes in the malstrom accorded to the vocoder, vocoding in reason basicsImage

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JackSoundStack
JackSoundStack
#3

when u use the redrum,  here is how to do it to put every redrum sound in a mixer so u can use some effects on every single of them instead of on the whole thing (effects on mixer 1,2,3 and 4),  press tab to toggle rear or front,  effect on single redrum sound basics :) Image

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rakuza
rakuza
#4

Originally posted by : Nightshade

when u use the redrum,  here is how to do it to put every redrum sound in a mixer so u can use some effects on every single of them instead of on the whole thing (effects on mixer 1,2,3 and 4),  press tab to toggle rear or front,  effect on single redrum sound basics :)

Never thought of this.. From now on im going to do this every time. Good (basic) hint :)  thx

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firefrog
firefrog
#5

another way to play drums: import them in the NNXT to have way more possibilities

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aphone
aphone
#6

mmmh  sure?   why would they create a redrum then??  but indeed when i think about it the nnxt handle more features  for any sample...i dont know

Originally posted by : firefrog

another way to play drums: import them in the NNXT to have way more possibilities 

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firefrog
firefrog
#7

redrum is good to have fast results that don't need too precise finetuning. if you look at the patches of the NNXT, it has a lot of drums!

Originally posted by : aphone

mmmh  sure?   why would they create a redrum then??  but indeed when i think about it the nnxt handle more features  for any sample...i dont know

Originally posted by : firefrog

another way to play drums: import them in the NNXT to have way more possibilities    

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JackSoundStack
JackSoundStack
#8

making beats with the NNX,  yes interesting,  one more trick,  u can use the malstrom as an effect on the mixer also,  well some of the buttons of the malstrom,  not all of them,  u can use it on the redrum beat or nnx beat,  or even sounds,  everything in the mixer :) accord it this way and just select a patch in the malstrom and start to turn the buttons :)  dont forget to turn on the effect button above the mixline of ur sound on the mixer also (1,2,3 and 4) Image

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firefrog
firefrog
#9

use the malström to modulate all kinda knobs with CV-modulation. if you put a machine in a combinator, you can assign several knobs to a combinator-knob, which can be modulated by the malstrom. for some heavy-duty effects ;)

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aphone
aphone
#10

still that doesnt explain why the redrum exist if the nnxt is that much better...  :)

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