Power Tools for Reason 3.0: Master the World's Most Popular Virtual Studio Software

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Hal Leonard Corporation, 2005 - Music - 311 pages
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(Power Tools). This definitive guide provides tips for producing music using Reason, one of the most popular virtual-studio programs. This second edition explores new features of the latest version, and projects from the earlier edition incorporate the new devices and samples. Revisions reflect the features added with the MClass Compressor, Maximizer, and Equalizer devices, while a new chapter on audio mastering discusses the use of these devices. A Combinator chapter discusses new synthesis, effect configurations, and methods used in the patches from the updated Factory Soundbank Library. This book delivers advanced production techniques to experienced Reason users.
 

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Contents

All You Need Is Reason
1
Power Tools for Reason 30
2
The Power Tools for Reason CD
3
Essential Shortcuts
4
Create Device by Browsing Patches
6
Reason Key Commands
8
Copying and Pasting
9
Cable Routing
11
Equalization
163
Feedback
164
Chorusing Effects
167
Flanging
169
Phaser
171
Unison
173
MClass Stereo Imager
176
Distortion Effects
178

Pattern Controls
12
File Management
13
Control Voltages
17
Reason CV Connections
18
Reason CV Sources
19
Modulation Amount
25
CV Signals Are Universal
26
Merging Splitting CV Signals
30
Matrix CV Examples
33
CV Examples
37
Audio Signal Routing and Busses
40
Audio Signal Busses
43
Attenuation
46
Aux Send Busses
47
Submixers
50
CV Control of the Mixer
52
The Combinator
57
Combinator Modulation Routing
58
Combinator Synthesis
62
Modular Patching
66
Pattern Devices in the Combinator
69
Combine
70
Combinator Skins
71
Dynamics Effects
73
VU Meters
74
Gain Structure
75
MClass Compressor in the Mix
77
MClass Compressor Sidechain
81
Comp01 Auto MakeUp Gain
85
MClass Maximizer
86
CVBased Dynamics Effects
88
Noise Gate
90
Filter and Equalizer Effects
93
Frequency Ranges
94
Equalizers
102
Crossovers MultiBand Effects
110
Comb Filters
113
Vocoder Effects
115
Carrier Signal
116
Modulator Signals
123
PatternControlled Vocoder Filtering
126
Vocoder Band CV Modulation
130
Delay Effects
133
Phase Shifting
134
Fattening
136
Doubling Slapback
138
Echoes
140
Long Feedback Effects
145
Delay Time Modulation
149
Reverb
151
Acoustic Space Simulation
152
Plate Spring Reverbs
154
Gated Reverb
157
Reverse Reverb
161
Foldback Distortion
181
Speaker Cabinet Emulation
182
LowFidelity Effects
186
Scream Auto CV Modulation
187
Waveshape Distortion
189
Mastering
192
Mastering Suite Combinator
193
Equalization
195
Stereo Imaging
198
Mastering Dynamics
199
Compression
200
Limiting
202
Rendering the Mastered Audio
203
Professional Mastering
204
Redrum Methods
205
Pitch CV Modulation
211
Samples
215
Dynamics
219
ReCycle Loop Techniques
221
REX Slice Modulation
222
REX Slice Manipulation
224
Groove Tools
228
Synthesizers
234
Polyphony
236
Amp Envelope Dynamics
239
Generating Timbres with Oscillators
242
Multiple Oscillators
245
Ring Modulation
247
FM Synthesis
248
Shaping Timbre with Filters
250
Malstrōm Graintable Oscillator
253
Malstrōm Dynamics
257
Waveshaping Synthesis
258
Stereo Malström Timbres
259
Malström Filters
260
Mod Wheel
263
Controllers
264
Samplers
265
Loading Audio Samples
266
MultiSampling
268
Synth Parameter Programming
271
Audio Manipulation
275
NNXT REX Loop Player
279
MIDI Sequencing
283
Sequencer Tracks
284
Groups
288
Reason Accessories
290
ReFill Packer
291
ReWire
292
Reason Adapted
293
Index
295
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