frosty Posted April 25, 2007 Share Posted April 25, 2007 check this site out http://emusictips.com/ has lots of great tips on music production. a must visit for reason users Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Quark Posted April 29, 2007 Share Posted April 29, 2007 thanks for the link.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
E-fence Posted May 5, 2007 Share Posted May 5, 2007 for all these tpis and tricks I would suggest reason 3 users to make them a combinator patch for quick access creative techniques 1.multutiband compression -run signal to spider audio -run spider audio to 2 or more paramic EQ's or mclass EQ running parralel -run each of the EQ's to compression module(which ever compessor you preffer) -use each EQ to isolate certain frequency ranges -combine the audio from compressors with a mixer or another spider audio module Now you have compressors for specific frequency ranges that can be udjusted seperately 2.stereo offset(creates a stereo feild with out any molulation) -run signal to spider audio -run two lines of the the spider audio into delay units running parallel -set on delay to 1 ms and the other to 3-15 ms, set the feedback to 0, mix to 100% effected and one all right pan the other all left pan. -combine the audio from delays with a mixer(if doing this with mixer make sure you repan each channel) or another spider audio module. This effect creates a stereo feild that can be widened and narrowed by adding and subtracting ms from one of the delay. if your feild becomes too wide you can also turbn the panning a little closer to 12 o'clock EF heres some more 3.controlled delay feedback loop(warning my cause speaker/ear damage if not careful -start with a mixer and a delay or reverb(start with delay and once you get the hang of controling the feedback then try reverb) -run an audio source to the mixer that you want to effect(such as vocal sample) -run your delay to a spider audio -run one spider audio output to the return -run a second to a open channel of your mixer heres where it gets dangeress (what you are about to do is run the delay back into it self) -turn your aux up on the sample channel NOW BY TURNING UP THE AUX ON THE DELAY CHANNEL YOU WILL BE SENDING IT BACK TO IT SELF -TURN IT UP VERY SLIGHTLY UNTIL YOU CAN HERE IT FEEDING BACK INTO IT SELF -THERE GOING TO BE A POINT WHERE THE FEEDBACK WILL GET LOUDER AND LOUDER. BY TURNING THE AUX KNOB BACK TO ZERO IT WILL KILL THE FEEDBACK LOOP. -BY AUTOMATING PLAYING WITH THE AUX SEND YOU CAN GET SOME CRAZY FEEDBACK IN A SONG WITH OUT DESTROYING SPEAKERS 4.recreating a pattern controlled filter like rebirth 2.0 in reason i cant beleive i never thought of this. Ive made pattern controlled filters before but never tried to recreate a tb303, distort it and then run it through a pattern controlled filter with setting to match the rebirth PCF run audio source into evelope filter effect. attach matrix to the filter note on controls envelope/velocity controls cut off i have all the patterns from the PCF on rebith 2.0 and Im thinking about rewritting them into a matrix and saving every thing as a combo PCF effect Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
frosty Posted May 25, 2007 Author Share Posted May 25, 2007 thanks for the tip e-force will have to go try theses one! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SeaFeel Posted May 26, 2007 Share Posted May 26, 2007 thanx for the link friend!!! verry usefull Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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