Psychocell
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Hey!!!!!
Im definately going to pull thu to this one, as it will be my second last weekend in London, and my last party in the UK!!!!
Any of you guys going to this one!
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How was that party guys?
I really really enjoyed that one one of the best parties ive been to in london
Whats everyones opinion?
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Ok psycho
I did some research and i found some interisting tutorials on Reasonfreaks
Here is the link for the tutorials list. They teach how to use the reason compressor, a making a song step by step, a bass and kick tutorial too
Very interesting stuff
http://www.reasonfreaks.com/modules.php?op...ials&file=index
By the way, this whole site is very usefull for Reason users. There is also a forum try to use some search there or ask the question
Ace dude!
Im actually a member on Reasonfreaks already, haha!
Only go on when im trying to learn general things with Reason..not actually asking specific questions bout doing particular tecniques.
Thanks, ill have a read when i get the chance.
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I finished work now....
see you all later!!!!
Fuck this party is going to be mental!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If i dont get a chance to meet you all, ill be the one going absolutely fuckin crazy on the dancefloor, more or less in the front
Clue: OM
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Its not exactly like that. There is no standart psytrance bassline imo. This example you told is just one of the many forms you can do a bassline
I guess that psychocell was asking tips for more heavy powerfull basslines, and they are usually not made with Audiorealism.
and besides he cant use that on Reason, because VST doesnt work on Reason.
Its a standalone program
Reason native synths is capable of doing great basslines on its own.
There is the controversial tip of creating a sub-bass.
What you do is to pick up a bass and decide in wich key will be, and then you do the line, edit, etc untill you get what you want
Now to give this more power you create another excatly equal bassline track.
So, now you have two identical basslines playing together. What you do now its to edit the frequencies of both in order they "match" each other.
Basically you cut all the low frequencies and give life on the mid and high freq of one bass and cut all the mid and high freq and leaving only the low freq of the other bass.
Also it is pointless to use a bass patch whose energy lies only below 40 Hz, because most home systems will not play sounds that low in frequency and thats mainly unwanted sounds. so take care of that area and cut, if it has too.
You need to make sure bass has a lot going on in the 70-90 Hz frequency range, because thats where the punch sound is.
Remenber that everytime you layer something, you should wacth for the frequencies crash...also have in mind that this is a complicated operation. You can really screw a bass line doing that, but some people can do magic using this stuff
Awesome tip Stalker!
So must i have 2 subtracotrs open with the same bass patch?
Edit the frenquencys using the filter 1&2 to get rid of the low frequencies, and tweak the mids and highs to sound better?
And how would i know what the frequency range is of the bass patch?
Thanks
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What would be the cheapest way for me to record what i play on my guitar and put onto my pc in WAV Format?
I have this card: http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/page/shop/fl...product_id/3844
Could someone please help me my mate gave me one of these ( http://www.zzounds.com/item--ZOMMRS4 ) to sell for him, but im thinkin of buying it to record but im not too sure if its worth it.
Is there any cheaper method to record, and obviously i would like the recording to be at least 44kHz?
Save someone today!!!
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Im wanting to record my guitar riffs, etc directly onto my pc as a wav file or somethinf similiar?
Been told that i need one of these, dont know anything about them though.
Could anyone shed somelight here please
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I posted this at Audio Pollution (though it's dead now so whatever... Nemo don't kill me )
The definitive collection of free samples on the net. :-)
Mostly in WAV|MP3 format, for use in FLStudio, Cubase, Logic, Reason, Garageband, and many more!
*All sites were visited on 28/11/05 to make sure broken links were eliminated.
Wicked dude, thx!
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1) What programs you use, and any hardware instruments, midi controllers, etc (PC Specs too)?
Software: Reason2.5, Recycle2.1..... (later - Cubase SX3 for mastering)
PC: AMD Athlon64 3500+, 1gig RAM, 250gig internal and 250gig external Hdrives, EMU-0404 Soundcard, Logitech Wireless Keyboard& Mouse
Controller: M-Audio Radium49
Monitoring: Beyer Dynamic DT770 Headphones
2) On average, how long does it take you to build and finish a Song?
Still working on my first , begginer here
Its been like 3months now and im about half way there
But you must understand im a real rookie here, been reading tutorials, etc while ive been working on my tunes...SLOW PROCESS!!!
3) Which parts do you find tedious when building your track (if any), if it pattern sequencing, automation, etc?
Nothing so far, except trying to understand everything
4) Where did the inspiration come from to start producing music?
Ive always been a music person. From playing guitar for a few years, to playing piano as a young lad....Ive been inspired by the fact the music changes one's mood depending on what you listening to
MUSIC is everything to me
5) AND Your favourite style to produce?
Ive only started making 3 songs
1 - a ambient track
2 - Dnb track, using Dr Rex loops, cheap hey !!
3 - And now my first psychedlic trance track, loving it
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Reason Reaon!!!!!
i know there's ReasonFreaks, but let get ppl here posting tips and trick
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This party is going to be Mental people!
See you all on friday i guess!
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Everytime i add something new to my track, i "save as", usually putting my saves in sequence order like song0001, song0002, song0003, etc...i only "save" when im tweaking a devise or effect and im obviously happy with it.
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Just thought i should open a thread to liven up the Music Making Section of this site
Everyone who makes music can answer these questions....
SO.....
1) What programs you use, and any hardware instruments, midi controllers, etc (PC Specs too)?
2) On average, how long does it take you to build and finish a Song?
3) Which parts do you find tedious when building your track (if any), if it pattern sequencing, automation, etc?
4) Where did the inspiration come from to start producing music?
5) AND Your favourite style to produce?
Let get this thread full ppl!
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...to record my guitar riffs & pickin with my soundcard (EMU-0404)
Link to the soundcard : http://www.turnkey.co.uk/tkweb/stockdetail...404&context=WEB
Any ideas peeps?
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Was wondering how you do this, been trying to find things on the net, been on Propellerheads website, looked everywhere? All the places seem to explain, but i dont f**king understand?
Can someone answer this dumb question for me please, sorry!
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How do you make a sweeping snare effect on Reason?
I know in FL Studio theres a feature that allows you to do it quite easily?
Any ideas ppl?
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Would i be able to transfer a song i made in Reason2.5 into Reason3?
Is it possible?
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Sorry what i meant is.....
Can i cancel the sliders and knobs that have been assigned to parameters by default?
In otherwords can i clear the knobs and sliders so i can use them accordingly, because when i try assign a knob that already been used, it will tweak out 2 paraters at the same time?
Any help or ideas ppl?
Thanks
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Im using a Radium 49 Midi Controller with Reason2.5
Was wondering if you could cancel all the parameters that are set when you first plug in the keyboard.
So that i can set parameters accordingly.
Any ideas?
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When building a song, do most people start by building the basic layout they want, then once thats done, then do they start automating parameters, etc?
It makes sense, but is that the way it done?
PSychedelic Synths in Reason?
in Music Making and Production/Industry
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Ahoy all!
Im trying to figue out how to get really psychedelic synthy sounds. ive used subtractor & maltrom, using their LFO's, Oscilators, Filters..ive even used add on devises like delay, chorus/flanger, etc
You guys have any tips? Trying to get soft trippy synths going, similiar to stuff Silicon Sound, Protoculture uses?
Thanks