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sykadelik
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Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Bristol
Question Books on production/Reason?

Like that mint book on 'How to DJ' that is the supposed bible of dj'ing. Are there any on production?

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Martin McG
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Registered: Apr 2002
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do you mean like a book on how to make cetain sounds or something?


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sykadelik
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Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Bristol

Just a book on everything from the basics to the more advanced stuff

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burns
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Registered: Apr 2001
Location: uK

Oh like the one you get when you buy the software ?

The most annoying remark ever, hehe.

Ok, serious mode now. Look in the tutorial you get (also with the cracked version) its a huge tutorial but if you read it in sections your dancing baby !

Serously, the best thing to do is get all angry and just twist everything, and see what happens, i recall making my first tunes this way, youll soon get the grips of it, but dont stop canning it or youll get nowere.

EnjOy

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Sean Walsh
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Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Downtown Vancouver

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Oh like the one you get when you buy the software ?



LOL!! Makes me wonder how many people who use Reason or FL actually bought it =P

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sykadelik
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Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Bristol

I will buy it once i am rich, until then I think of it as an extended trial

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Luke Terry
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
Cool

ill give you a hand no bother mate, just speak 2 me on msn, #ukta


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DJ Tequila
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Registered: Nov 2003
Location: London

There are millions of books on production - finding the right one can be hard. I recommmend:

Paul White: Creative Recording Techniques 1: Effects and Processors

Paul White is the editor of Sound on Sound and knows his stuff! This book took me from novice level to being able to talk high-brow techniques with professionals.

Also, Modern Recording Techniques by David Miles Huber, Robert E. Runstein gives a good grounding in sound theory, studio design (this IS important!) and a load of other stuff that'll come in handy later.

None of this will help you synthesize sounds and make beats though. There are good books on using Reason - the manual is pretty poor if you don't know how to handle kit. I'll find out for ya - a friend got one he was well happy with. Remind me by PM if it takes more than a day.

Also, I give lessons if you live in London. Very reasonable rates and results guaranteed! (Along with lots of handy samples...)



T*

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LiANG
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: rhill/uwsa studio

there are some titles on Amazon. I don't have any of them. just got the link from one of the writers.

Reason books at Amazon.com

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