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Hauptverfasser:	Piper, Matt (VerfasserIn), Prager, Michael (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	London Thomson Course Technology 2005
Schlagworte:	Reason (Computer file) Software sequencers Music / Computer programs Musik Music > Computer programs Komposition > Musik Elektronische Musik Software
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Beschreibung:	XVIII, 532 S. Ill. 23 cm CD-ROM (12 cm)
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adam_text	TABLE OF Contents CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Reason 3.0 .........................1 What Is Reason 3.0? ...................................1 MIDI and Reason .....................................3 Digital Audio and Reason ..............................8 Analog Sound—Frequency and Amplitude .............11 Space—The Final Dimension .........................14 Digital Audio and Sampling .........................15 CHAPTER 2 Installing and Configuring Reason ..................17 The Ideal Reason Studio ...............................17 What s Under the Hood? ............................18 Would You Like a PC or Mac with That? ..............24 Choosing the Right MIDI Keyboard for Reason ........25 Making a Sound Decision ..........................27 Selecting a Mixer .................................29 Installing and Configuring Reason ......................30 Installing the Program .............................32 Configuring Reason ...............................34 CHAPTER 3 Getting Started with Reason 3.0...................39 Reason by Default ...................................39 Basic Studio Signal Flow ..............................41 The Reason Hardware Interface ........................43 The Reason Mixer ...................................43 Real-Time Effects ....................................44 The Combinator .....................................45 Contents Synłhs, Sounds, Beats, and Treats ......................45 The Subtractor Polyphonic Synthesizer ...............45 Redrum Percussion Module .........................46 The Matrix Analog Pattern Sequencer ...............48 Dnrex Loop Machine Extraordinaire .................48 The NN-XT Advanced Sampler ......................49 The Malström Graintable Synthesizer ................50 The Reason Sequencer—At First Glance ..................51 The Arrange View .................................51 The Edit View ....................................53 The Editing and Quantization Tools ..................54 The Transport Panel ...............................55 Virtual Routing in Reason—Virtual Eye Candy ............56 CHAPTER 4 Creałing Your First Reason Song ...................61 Wiping the Slate Clean ................................61 Creating a reMix Mixer ..............................64 Routing the Effects ...................................68 Is There a Dnrex in the House? ........................70 Adding a Bass Line ..................................76 Adding a Pad .......................................81 Topping It Off with a Little Lead .......................83 Putting the Pieces Together ............................87 It s All in the Mix! ....................................90 CHAPTER 5 The Reason Sequencer-Close Up ..................93 The Basic Layout and Tools ............................95 The Arrange/Edit View ............................95 The Zoom Tools ..................................96 Sizing Up the Sequencer ...........................97 The Sequencer Toolbar ............................99 Arrange/Edit View Button .........................99 VI Contents The Lane Buttons .................................100 Snap Controls ...................................103 Quantize Tools ..................................106 The Transport Panel .................................108 Replace or Overdub? .............................110 Tempo and Time ..................................110 Locators—the Key to Looping .......................110 Automation Override ............................. Ill The Pattern Shuffle Control ......................... Ill The Click Control .................................112 MIDI Sync and Focus ..............................112 The CPU and Audio Clipping LEDs ...................112 Creating and Managing Tracks .........................113 Creating and Deleting Sequencer Tracks in Reason .....113 The Track Columns ................................114 Moving and Duplicating Tracks .....................115 Sequencing a Live Performance ........................117 Editing Your Performance ..........................120 Sequencing Written Data .............................126 Drawing and Erasing Events .......................126 Change Events ...................................131 Drawing Controller Data ..........................133 CHAPTER 6 The Reason Mixer (reMix) ........................137 What Is a Mixer? ...................................137 Meet the reMix Mixer ...............................140 Setting Levels .....................................141 Mutes and Solos ..................................144 Panning .........................................145 Equalization .....................................149 Auxiliary Sends and Returns ........................152 VII Contents CHAPTER 7 Redrum-Close Up ..............................155 A Guided Tour of the Redrum Interface .................155 Browsing and Loading Patches ......................156 The Drum Sound Channels ..........................160 The Redrum Pattern Programmer ......................175 What Is a Pattern-Based Programmer? ...............175 Run Those Patterns ................................176 Climbing the Steps of Pattern Programming Success ... .176 Building the Redrum Groove with the Pattern Programmer ...............................182 Using Redrum with the Reason Sequencer ...............187 Shifting Between Patterns with Automation ...........187 Copying Patterns to the Reason Sequencer ............189 CHAPTER 8 Drtrex-Close Up ................................191 A New Reason to ReCycle! ...........................192 A Guided Tour of Dr:rex ..............................193 Getting Sound into Dnrex ..........................193 Audio Quality in Dnrex ............................195 Polyphony .......................................195 The Synth Parameters .............................195 Creative Uses for Dnrex with the Reason Sequencer .....205 Cut It Out! .......................................205 Write Your Own Grooves ..........................206 Drawing in Automation ...........................209 CHAPTER 9 The Subłractor-Close Up ........................213 Subtractive Synthesis Explained .......................214 A Guided Tour of the Subtractor .......................215 The Oscillator Section .............................215 The Filter Section .................................222 VIH Contents The Envelope Section ..............................225 The LFO Section ..................................227 The Play Parameters ..............................229 Your First Subtractor Patch ...........................233 Setting Up a Start Point ...........................233 Programming Your Subtractor Patch .................234 Sci-Fi Sine Wave LFO Invasion ........................238 Using the Subtractor with the Matrix ..................240 What Is the Matrix? ..............................240 Connecting the Matrix ............................240 Creating a Curve Pattern with the Matrix .............241 CHAPTER 10 The Malström-Close Up .........................243 Graintable Synthesis ................................244 Tour the Malström ..................................244 The Oscillator Section .............................244 Routing and Output ...............................249 The Filter Section .................................249 The Modulator Section ............................252 The Play Parameters ..............................254 CV Connections ..................................255 Your First Malström Patch ............................258 Setting Up a Start Point ...........................259 Programming Your Malström Patch ..................260 CHAPTER 11 NN-W-Close Up ...............................263 Basic Sample-Creation Principles .....................264 Using Single Samples .............................264 Multisampling ...................................267 A Guided Tour of the NN-19 ..........................269 Loading Patches ..................................269 The NN-19 Virtual Keyboard Display ................270 IX Contents The NN-19 Synth Parameters .......................272 The NN-19 Play Parameters ........................280 Creating Your First NN-19 Sample Patch ................284 Setting the Key Zones .............................285 Editing Your Sample Patch .........................287 CHAPTER 12 NN-XT-Close Up ...............................291 What Makes the NN-XT Different? ....................292 A Guided Tour of the NN-XT .........................292 The NN-XT Main Display Panel .....................292 The NN-XT Remote Editor .........................294 Creating a Multilayered NN-XT Patch ..................313 Importing Single Note Samples ......................313 Importing Chord Samples ..........................316 Importing FX Samples .............................317 Expanding Your Sample Library with Reload ............319 Converting Akai to NN-XT .........................320 Converting Akai to ReFill ..........................322 CHAPTER 13 The Matrix-Close Up ...........................325 What Is the Matrix? .................................325 Edit Mode .......................................326 Octaves and Ties .................................327 The Matrix Pattern Window ........................328 Steps, Resolution, and Shuffle ......................328 Matrix Outputs ..................................329 Matrix Tutorials ....................................330 Using the Matrix with the Subtracfor ................330 Creative Connections with the Matrix ................338 X Contents CHAPTER 14 Effects-Close Up ...............................345 Effects Common Features ............................345 RV-7 Digital Reverb .................................346 DDL-l Digital Delay Line .............................347 D -П Foldback Distortion .............................349 ECF-42 Envelope Controlled Filter .....................349 CF-lOl Chorus/Flanger ...............................351 PH-90 Phaser ......................................352 UN-16 Unison ......................................353 PEQ-2 Two Band Parametric EQ .......................354 COMP-Ol Auto Make Up Gain Compressor .............355 The BV512 Vocoder/Equalizer ........................356 What Is a Vocoder? ...............................356 The BV512 as an Equalizer .........................358 Basic Vocoding Tutorial ............................359 Automation ......................................361 CV Connections ...................................361 Scream 4 Sound Destruction Unit ......................362 The Damage Section ..............................362 The Cut Section ..................................364 The Body Section .................................365 The CV Connections ...............................366 RV7000 Advanced Reverb ...........................366 The Main Panel ..................................367 The Remote Programmer ..........................367 The CV Connections ...............................371 The Spider Audio Merger & Splitter ....................371 Using the Spider to Merge Audio ...................372 Using the Spider to Split Audio .....................373 The Spider CV Merger & Splitter ......................375 Xl Contents CHAPTER 15 The Combinator-Close Up .......................379 Keep Em Combinateci ..............................379 A Guided Tour of the Combinator .....................380 The Controller Panel ................................380 The Programmer ....................................381 Combinator Routing .................................381 Audio Connections ................................381 CV Connections ..................................382 microMix ..........................................382 Creating Your First Combi ............................384 Setting the Key Ranges ............................386 Setting the Velocity Range .........................388 Run Pattern Devices ...............................388 Modulation Routing ...............................389 Uncombine/Combine ...............................390 Select Backdrop-More Than One Way to Skin a Combi . .392 CHAPTER 16 The MClass Mastering Suite-Close Up .............393 MClass Equalizer ..................................394 MClass Stereo Imager ...............................395 The MClass Compressor .............................396 Understanding the Sidechain .......................397 Gain Reduction CV Out ............................400 MClass Maximizer .................................401 CHAPTER 17 Automation ...................................403 Live Automation ...................................404 Using the Mouse to Automate ......................404 Using an External Controller to Automate ............406 Automation Override ..............................410 Drawn Automation ..................................411 Xli Contents Drawing Automation in the Controller Lane ............411 Automating the Pattern Lane .......................413 Automating Live Pattern Changes ...................414 CHAPTER 18 SynchronizaHon ................................417 What Is Synchronization? ............................417 MIDI Clock . ........................................418 Synchronization Tutorials ............................419 Syncing Reason to External Devices ..................419 Syncing Reason with Internal Applications ...........422 Syncing Two Computers Running Reason .............425 CHAPTER 19 ReWire .......................................427 How Does ReWire Work? ............................427 ReWire Tutorials ...................................429 Using ReWire with Cubase SX/SL 3.0 ...............429 Using ReWire with Logic 7.0 (Mac Only) .............433 Using ReWire with Pro Tools LE 6.7 ..................437 Using ReWire with SONAR 4 (Windows Only) .........439 Using ReWire with Ableton Live 4.1..................443 CHAPTER 20 Mixing and Publishing Your Reason Songs .........447 How and What Can Reason Export? ...................447 Export Audio ....................................447 Export MIDI .....................................453 Publishing a Reason Song ..........................456 Getting Your Music to CD ............................463 Burning CDs with Windows XP .....................464 Burning CDs with Mac OSX ........................468 ХШ Contents APPENDIX A The ReBirth oř Cool.............................473 How Does It Work? .................................475 Step Programming the Bass Synths ..................475 Step Programming the Drum Machines ...............476 But Wait ... There s More! ...........................476 Getting New Drum Sounds ...........................478 Hold the Phone! Isn t This Book about Reason? ..........478 APPENDIX В ReCycle! 2.1....................................481 Slice and Dice ......................................482 Roll Yer Own REX2 Files .............................483 APPENDIX С ReFills ........................................491 ReFill Ingredients ...................................492 REX Files ........................................492 Redrum Patches ..................................493 NN-19 and NN-XT Patches .........................494 Malström and Subtractor Patches ...................495 Real-Time Effect Patches ..........................496 Combinator Patches ..............................496 Using ReFills with Reason 3.0 ........................496 Downloading and Installing a ReFill .................496 Using the ReFill ..................................498 Locations .......................................498 Creating Your Own ReFill ...........................501 Index .........................................510 XIV
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