Can somebody send me a sample in reason3.0

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Posted by SebG on Jun-01-2006 19:25:

Can somebody send me a sample in reason3.0

Hey, i just need a short sample(maybe a minute)or the whole trance song if you can. I just want to study the track, how it is made, what kind of effects are included and other shit.

Im kinda stuck with the bassline now and i just need more practice with reason.

Thanks

you can do it via email or upload it to a site.

[email protected] is my email.

Posted by Synergie on Jun-01-2006 20:59:

Learn from the Reason demo songs or... http://www.reasonstation.net/songs/index.php

Posted by Four_On_Four-er on Jun-01-2006 21:40:

Google Reason 3.0... it should direct you to the Propellerheads website.

Then, you can navigate the sight to the demo songs.

Simple, huh.

Posted by Eldritch on Jun-01-2006 23:12:

I uploaded one of my tracks (one of my crappiest really ) to reasonstation.net
Here's the link if you want to look at it.
http://www.reasonstation.net/songs/....php?song=47296

Posted by SebG on Jun-02-2006 02:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Eldritch
I uploaded one of my tracks (one of my crappiest really ) to reasonstation.net
Here's the link if you want to look at it.
http://www.reasonstation.net/songs/....php?song=47296

Sweet. How long did it take you to make it? How long did it take you to make a song when you started with reason?

Im starting out, and im basically going in blind. I see that you use alot of combinators..

Man...im kinda getting frustrated.

Posted by mzvirbulis on Jun-02-2006 04:14:

i know being frustrated in a common thing for new commers but in all honesty it aint gonna get you nowhere.

just keep at it, and have fun!

you do know that you never stop learning in production too and alot of it is very technical so just now make music fun and reason makes music fun.

Posted by linus on Jun-02-2006 11:24:

How to produce trance in Reason? Just like you would produce using other software and/or instruments.

Listening to Reason demo songs won't get you much further since most professional Reason users publish their songs on cd/vinyl, not as data files on the web.

Listen to great music, get inspired and try harder. That's my best advice.

Posted by bora on Jun-02-2006 11:31:

reason r0xx

Posted by wrzonance on Jun-02-2006 18:01:

quote:
Originally posted by mzvirbulis
i know being frustrated in a common thing for new commers but in all honesty it aint gonna get you nowhere.

Audioland = frustration. Get used to it.

Disks will crash, files will corrupt, gear will smoke, monitors with fizzle, cds will break, cables will futz, money will dissapear, clients will be late, clients won't pay, girlfriends will dump you, people will make fun of you because your music "sucks."

And that's a very short list.

BUT WE WHO ARE OBSESSED GO FORTH ANYWAY! If getting frustrated is going to stop you, just keep telling yourself "It's a hobby and it's for the most part, supposed to be fun."

BAHHHHHH!

Posted by SebG on Jun-02-2006 18:27:

Heh, i discovered combinator yesterday and it made my day so much betterr

Posted by Eldritch on Jun-03-2006 17:59:

quote:
Originally posted by SebG
Sweet. How long did it take you to make it? How long did it take you to make a song when you started with reason?

Im starting out, and im basically going in blind. I see that you use alot of combinators..

Man...im kinda getting frustrated.

This track only took less than a week to make. I usually spend more time on each track, but I just didn't feel anything for it.
I did ALOT of patch creation and experimenting with sounds before I started to produce. You should really enjoy the learning process.
Here are some fun things I like to do as practice:

- Recreate synths from your favorite songs
- Recreate melodies from your favorite songs
- Maybe even do some remixes if you're not feeling very creative.

While these things don't help that much with creativity, they did make it easier for me to create melodies, harmonies and to make better synth patches.

Posted by SebG on Jun-03-2006 19:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Eldritch
This track only took less than a week to make. I usually spend more time on each track, but I just didn't feel anything for it.
I did ALOT of patch creation and experimenting with sounds before I started to produce. You should really enjoy the learning process.
Here are some fun things I like to do as practice:

- Recreate synths from your favorite songs
- Recreate melodies from your favorite songs
- Maybe even do some remixes if you're not feeling very creative.

While these things don't help that much with creativity, they did make it easier for me to create melodies, harmonies and to make better synth patches.

Thanks for the advice.