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| quote: | Ha, ok, This thread is now about Reason 2.5 absolute noob tutorials.
And when I mean noob, I mean noob.
I just attained this software and opened it up, that is about how far into understanding it i am.
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when i first opened up fl studio
my response was favourable. i could do stuff. reaction = 'hey this is alright, im making some funky shit!' of course, with the benefit of hindsight i was making total shite but i didnt notice it then. eheheh.
when i first opened up ableton live delta...
i was like 'heeeey this is pretty groovy. can get a beat working. can swap in loops. take em out. make fills. got vanguard working on it. all good. very logical layout.'
when i first opened reason adapted...
my initial response was 'shit, i cant get any sound from any of the instruments. on redrum i can get a shit sounding snare drum to play. spent ages wiring subtractor and eventually got it to sound but then the piano roll pissed me off and the mixer confused me so i eventually just went "ahhh fuck this shit." and uninstalled it.'
when i first opened up logic in my uni's music department...
i immediately thought 'holy fucking shit - where is everything?!' tried the help file which was incredibly unhelpful. wasted some time trying to get ES2 to work. it loaded up but i couldnt get any sound out of it. failed. tried to get a kick drum going. couldnt figure out how to do it. severe brain ache ensued. then i kept thinking about how logic has the most ironic name - it couldnt be more illogical to my fruity loop shaped brain. overall a nightmare experience.
when i first opened up MAGIX music maker (free on a pc format coverdisk! WOW!)...
initial response was 'whoa man, i can like, record my guitar!' so i did on a mic that came free with my pc. sounded terrible! but at the time it was the coolest thing ever. i rearranged the garage demo song that came with it and was like 'yea man! im remixing this shiiiit!' ahhh naive youth...
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