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- This is an intro to Reason 10 for the absolute beginner! Topics covered include audio device setup, adding MIDI devices, navigating the interface, sequencer basics, velocity editing, recording MIDI, send effects, and much more!
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general preferences settings 0:50
audio device setup 1:40
MIDI device setup 4:35
navigating the interface 5:25
the browser 7:25
recording instruments 9:15
using the sequencer 11:10
editing midi 15:40
recording synth parts 20:25
automation 25:40
adding effects 28:19
slicing and sampling audio 34:20
THANK YOU I LOVE THISSS!!!
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WOW!!!... My BRAIN will be stretching out ALL WEEKEND after this INCREDIBLE video!
Thank you for the effort you put in. You have my respect. I am starting with music production and you pushed me a bit in the right direction in "doing my thing". Easy for me to immediately follow your steps in Reason, check it out, play with it. No need to learn every bit of it in first place. I love using technology for the art. I spent many years developing software, I know what's behind, it's an art of its own. DAW's are advanced toys to create something beautiful
SO helpful, thank you. Just started with Reason (11) and have found it difficult to find help. You really got me off the ground. Thanks for taking the time to make this video
Glad the tut was helpful, Donald. Thanks for watching and taking a moment to comment.
Just like Donald - thanks so much for this.. starting out is so hard so ever grateful for tuition..
Cheers 😎
It is surprising how LITTLE useful help there is for beginners out there in Reason world. I get so frustrated at my slow progress with stuff that I lose interest in any ideas I might have. Simple things like isolating the high hat to change the velocities without altering the volume of everything else in a sequencer/midi clip….🤪
Brilliant tutorial - very easy to follow. I've just upgraded from Reason v2.5 to v10, so I'm very rusty! Many thanks!
Glad it was helpful, James. Thanks for watching!
You're the man. You've single handedly showed me studio one and reason. Thx a lot
You area a Saint for this. Please continue making as many tutorials as your heart desires. You are very informative and I am grateful for your channel.
I appreciate the comment, Mikey. Yeah, I'm going to keep pluggin' away at these and there will be lots more tutorials on Reason 10 on the way!
Quanta 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Fantastic video, I just upgraded from reason 4 to 10 and you my friend have guided me through with your measured, clear and concise teaching.. Have a great weekend 🙏🏻👍
This is really helpful to beginners like me. Ive played around aimlessly and had some success but this makes me feel like I know the tools and interface a lot better. Cant wait to take off, thank you!!
20:44 That should be the PS5 intro, love it. Thank you for this!
I've been stumbling around with Reason 10 and your video helped me a lot, thanks.
Awesome. Glad it was useful.
This is the best software instruction video I've ever seen. Thank you for speaking in laymen's terms. :)
Awesome! Glad it was helpful, Tim. Thanks for watching and the message. Best.
You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Thanks for the upload!
you have no idea how much youve helped keep it going quanta
Awesome, glad to hear that the tutorials are helpful to you, man!
I just picked up Reason 11 Intro yesterday and I am SO GLAD that you are covering this. I love your Studio ONE tutorials. Reason is definitely a challenge for me but I know you got me covered.
Awesome. Glad the tut was helpful for you. Thanks for watching and taking a moment to leave a comment.
Quanta....you're the man, thank you for taking the time to help us out
Glad you found the tutorial helpful. Thanks for watching.
Great info for beginners. Props to you for taking the time to put this together.
Thanks for watching, mickle.
Thanks for taking the time to make this, great information for new users, helped enormously.
Glad the video was helpful, jrev. Thanks for watching!
Im thinking about to learn and try Reason10. This video helps me alot. Thanks!
Thank you for your video! I just got a new Akai MPK249 MIDI keyboard and I plan to start making my own music with it using Reason. This was a great informative tutorial for learning configuration and set-up.
A really useful tutorial for me as it’s been 10 years since using reason v.1
Your video is useful for a Reason beginner, thank you. I find the sequencer to be really tricky to use, in comparison to Reaper which I am very familiar with, but your video will definitely help. Still find zooming into recorded audio to be awkward, but the shortcuts you demonstrate will really help.
Thanks for your helpful videos.
Great video! Love your tips, they're handy from the very start. Have tried a few other videos, but you communicate everything in a far better way. Thank you x
Awesome. Glad that the video was helpful to you and thanks for watching!
This was very intense I may have a few question for you later as I develop in Reason 10. Thanks.
This is a very good intro to reason!! very thankful for you taking the time to do this!
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching, Soundol.
This is great. I wish I’d had it when I started using Reason.
I got this software for free when I purchased a korg Volca drum, I have been using it more than the Volca. Can't wait to master it. Think I'll save that till winter, summer is in full blast.
a different world. It's the sa laws, but different application. Without your videos, I'm not sure I would be at the level I'm at. I'm not a pro
Clear, relevant information, as always. Thank you so much.
Appreciate it, Patrick. Thanks for watching.
I just purchased R10 I think it is more for my purposes than the 2 other DAWs I got..not knowing a DAMNED thing about them really. Ableton Live & Cubase...are great but they are specifically designed for slightly different agendas. So finding the right DAW is paramount. I also believe one should purchase the highest level edition of the current version instead of the "intro" or "Elemental" version, simply because if one is going to use a DAW to seriously make music ..You will want to have everything you can use...exempting of course those who know exactly what they are doing and find IT in the DAW of choice. That is NOT me and I find this video to be the best I have found so far for getting me started. So thank You Quanta for taking the time to do the Vid.
Very helpful. Working with trial versions of both Ableton and Reason and trying to decide which one to go with. Ableton was immediately easier to use, but this video certainly de-mystifies Reason.
Man this was a good tutorial! You kept it simple but you explained the key features. You should really experiment with reason. A good tip is the refills that you could check out is all the bundles that nucleus soundlab has within their series 'filter research'. It is very powerful and easy to use. Yet so in depth that you'll never cease to amaze. Thank you for an awesome video! ✌️
Hey Andreas, thanks for watching and them comment. Glad you enjoyed the tut!
Yo you're a gifted instructor..I get it! Thank you.
Appreciate it, man. Thanks for watching and the message.
Oh.. You again hey Mr. Quanta. 😁 I learned a lot from you about studio one. Now I want increase my knowledge about other daw. Start with Reason. 😁😁😁
Useful video series. Thank you.
No problem, glad you found it helpful.
GREAT VIDEO BUDDY..IVE LEARNT A LOT....
thank you so much for the tutorial. it reall helps and you are a great teacher .
I appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Question: How did you make "Grain" start playing? The mouse stood still so I didn't have a context (no judgement of course, merely stating).
Great video. I'm sick and tired of running two DAWs (FL Studio and REAPER) for different things (audio or MIDI) and would like to have everything in the same DAW. Reason was an unexpected contender among the usual suspects like Cubase, Live, Pro Tools and Studio One.
I feel the same. I really only want to use one DAW to get my music production done. As it turns out, 99% of my work is doe in Reason. It just works, for my needs!
Cue Zephyr I agree. I use Mixcraft for video and Reaper for the sequencer/editing and customization. I really wish Reason's sequencer would be updated. I wish I could make an individual track as big as I want.
Thanks for making this excellent video!
No problem. Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
Awesome needed this badly will subscribe
Appreciate it, glad you found the tut helpful.
It helped a lot but I still feel like I need to learn more as a go on
Great video, I'm still on fence if I should upgrade. How's the overall performance is it better than 9.5 or about the same.
Its a free upgrade for 9.5
Andrew Pollock no it’s not paid $129 for the upgrade
Question: How do you make the rack take up like 4/5th of the window, instead of only half? (This is crazy tiny on my laptop screen, so a wider rack would be super nice.)
Thanks for also mentioning the hotkeys
hey Quanta! thx for this Tutorial! it really helps!!
A great video, thank you!
Great video. Many thanks.
Thanks for watching.
I've been using Reason for 5 years now but I'm contemplating converting to FL studio smh.. Just seems like their workflow is alot easier n their sounds are more professional. Just took me so long to learn Reason idk. Any feedback?
FL Studio is awesome, the UI is fast and smooth. Reason seems abit clunky.
good info thanks
Thanks man huge help
Hey, no problem. Best of luck with your music production.
@@quantaaudio appreciate it
Thanks for taking the time fella - appreciated. I picked up a couple of things, been using Reason awhile. If you have never used Reason, then I highly recommend this video (and 'like' it!!)
Appreciate it, David. Thanks for watching and your comment!
Can anyone give advice on the differences between this and ableton? Havent used either, but a friend recommended this, as he thought it be an easier introduction to production, he has used both, and feels this would be easier to learn, and cheaper option due not needing to upgrade my pc?! (Cpu etc)
Thanks!
Hey, thanks so much for your contribution to the channel, it is much appreciated. Glad you found the tutorial helpful!
It’s crazy how DAW’s changed the music game
Will Reason 10 run projects from earlier versions? I have music files from Reason 4.
Yes he probably does. I'm using files with Reason 10 which came from Reason 5 and it works perfectly!
at about 11:20, we go into the sequencer to see our recording. I tried doing a strait redrum and never did find the visual of that recording, then added some Korg to it, and can find that - BUT, only a single visual, of the korg track, BUT the audio portion plays both recorded trax. I'm not confused, just noob.
If you programmed a pattern directly into the Redrum, then the pattern will play back directly from the Redrum itself, and not from the sequencer. If you would like for your programmed drum loop in Redrum to play back from the sequencer window, right-click on Redrum, then choose "copy pattern to track". You will then see a "visual" for your drum pattern.
Keep in mind that once you do this, the pattern will play back double and sound a bit distorded. You can alleviate this by clicking on the red button next to "enable pattern section" on the Redrum. This stops playback of your drum pattern within Redrum and only uses the playback data you recently copied to the track.
To gain a better of Redrums' functionality I'd recommend checking out my tutorial series on it, here: th-cam.com/video/BnRG2_2FDtc/w-d-xo.html
great tutorial - got the answer, and a lot MORE useful information I'll be looking for more of your videos -
Got a good grip on REDRUM and ready to output some stuff after mixing - and was able to navigate to what I think is a MIX channel collection of sounds and fades, blah blah, so now how do i get what's in the mix channel to output to a wav file - I've looked around and can't find one of your videos on mixing/mastering/outputing - I do have some home movies on YT that might be improved with some sound tracks but still such a noob on R that I don't know even what I don't know yet, or how to label things to ask the right question...
Hey, Donnie. If I'm understanding your question correctly you have two options. This first is that you should locate your end marker within the sequencer - just scroll vertically until you see a vertical line that has a box at the top that has the letter "E" in it. Set that to where ever you'd like for your song to end at.
Then, go to "File" and from the menu choose "Export Song as audio file". This will export all of your audio from the beginning of the song, to where ever your set your End marker. In the window that pops up, just name your song, click save, and you should be fine with the setting in the following window that pops up so just click ok.
The second option is to set your left(L) and Right(R) loop locators to the specific area you would like to render down to an audio file, go to the "File" menu again, but this time choose "Export Loop as audio file"...everything after that is the same as exporting a song. Hope this helps.
I don't think I explained it very well. I have like 5 tracks in the sequencer all trimmed to start and end at the same time (I'm used to working in video, but very similar operations) - so, the final "MIX" of the individual tracks is what I put together in the mixer with the transport on "record". and I take it to mean that there is a single stereo collection of the individual track parameters (bring forward, send back, etc) - and THEN I'm thinking I need to put that composition (song?) into a "master" track of some kind and export that as an audio file. and/or ???
Been a reason user since probably version 4. I have never seen anyone or a video on recording with different time signatures. I know how to change and automate time changes , but I would really like to see someone record something with a 12/8 click. Why reason gives you 12 8th note clicks in a bar is beyond me.
Im new using, Reason 10. hope it is user-friendly
Can QWERTY Keyboard trigger Kong pads?
Thank you Sir!!! Great info!!
Thanks for watching, John.
What samples does Reason provide. I only wish to work with 24bit 96KHz, samples, and I expect them to be provided with the DAW
I have a Nektar controller but you didn’t show how to use the transport and faders and stuff. I can play the keys but not use the good stuff.
Hi. I get to the 9:30 point drag the drums onto my rack but when I try to play there's no sound whatsoever. I have no midi controller is it not possible without one?
Yes, press the function key "F4" and you will then have access to on-screen piano keys which will allow you to trigger your instruments. See this tutorial, here: th-cam.com/video/C3QNSmO1-ok/w-d-xo.html
Can we plug electric drums into it?
wp man thank you!
thank you!
No problem, glad the video was helpful.
Hi, thanks for the video, I am totally new to Reason 10.1 and obviously want to develop my skills using it. Can you explain what the 'Drum Supply' is in the browser? I do not appear to have that included in my July 2018 version of Reason 10.1
Thank you.
The drum supply in the browser allows you to access all of the latest drum samples/patches that are included in Reason 10. If you don't see it in your browser you should be able to go to "Window/Manage Manage Content" and then download it - as well as other content - from there.
Ah ha! Many thanks Quanta, it pays to RTFM !! I hadn't realised not all samples etc were installed at the first install of Reason 10.1, like I say I am a complete novice, but I am very appreciative of video tiutorials like yours to get me started. Many thanks for the info and the video.
Why is it that recording to the metronome doesn't allow for the notes to record on beat even when you use the quantize? I find using the sequencer very difficult.
Thanks new subscriber.
Thanks for the sub, Michael!
Hello There , Lee jr and I am a Reason User just Want to know have you run into any Reason Refills or Rex Files that Are Leaning towards Reason Soul Stirring Feel .I think Ive Played With reason 10 For a Few Months And Can't remember What it Was Like . Today ive been Told I will have it Installed In my Dell Gps 8920 and 8930 Towers With Protools . Could you Refer me any Third Party
Companys That Might have Sounds Like Usher , Tyrese and others . I live in Florida at the moment and traaa in reason Florida . Hope you could help , Thanks Quanta . Peanuts and Pop Corn ./
Good video and tips do have a video on taking samples from cds and how to use them in reason?
I would just use whatever software that normally would use to rip the audio from the CD to your computer. Take note of where the file has been ripped to, or move it to any folder that you'd like, then follow the instructions shown at 34:20 in this video.
If you'd like a more detailed presentation on working with slice markers and sampling, etc., you can check out this tutorial I did, here: th-cam.com/video/Xd3kgw8I4ew/w-d-xo.htmlm18s Keep in mind it is one of my earlier tutorials so it's a bit rough around the edges, but the material is detailed, accurate, and presented in a slower fashion.
Quanta nice one ill take look at that cheers
Thank you! Well done tutorial. I subscribed. Now I hope you work with Elektron Analog gear and have tutorials on those too. =)
Thank you very much for this valuable tutorial ! I learned a lot !
les 6 instruments supplémentaires sonnent super bien, c'est un super logiciel de musique
Oui! Je suis vraiment content des deux nouveaux synthés et j'ai hâte de créer de la nouvelle musique avec eux.
Does Reason 10 contain PUP's, adware, or malware, etc? I am wondering if Reason is safe before I purchase. Thank you!
Most any software that you actually purchase will not contain these things, certainly not Reason. This is only something you have to worry with freeware and bootleg software.
Nooo, of course not!!
Can I use this same tutorial with Reason 10 Intro? More or less?
on recording synth parts, if I press play, I hear the click and recorded drum loop, but don't hear the synth at all - th preview plays but not seeing how to get the manipulated sample to play...must be missing something very simple...
You need to use a MIDI controller to trigger the Instruments in Reason, or, if you press "F4" this will bring up the on-screen piano keys which you can use to trigger devices.
How do I do if I want an effect on a track but just like one bar for example? Let's say an effect that chops the track up... so it sounds chppy but only for one bar
That'll be a bit difficult to describe in the comment section but I'll do my best. Right-click on the "bypass" button of the effect you're trying to use and choose "edit automation". This will create an automation lane in the sequencer. With the arrow tool, double-click on the new automation track to create a clip and adjust it's length to be a be longer than the "bar" you'd like to have the effect on. Double-click at the very beginning of the new clip to create an automation point, then double-click where you'd like to introduce the effect, then double-click at the point where you'd like the effect to stop. Drag the first automation point up, which will set Bypass on, then on the second point where you'd like the effect to begin, set it to the center position which will activate the effect. Finally, on the third automation point, drag it up to set the effect back to bypass.
@@quantaaudio When I map out 3 dots for automisation, the whole track becomes silent ;S
I can't really troubleshoot what's going on via the comment section. At least you know that what you need to do is automate the "bypass" button to accomplish what you'd like to do. I would just recommend doing some more research on how to automate in Reason. I have a high volume of questions so there's only so much I can do, esp. for free.
@@quantaaudio Yeah thanks for the answer =)
No problem. Best of luck.
Why i dont have Grain in my instruments?
i just upgraded reason 10. when i updated appeared Drum Supply , loop Supply, and other more things, i didnt have enough memory, when i did 2nd time for the piano Supply i didnt appear, do u know where i could find the other 4 things (piano, etc, ) to update thank you
You've probably already figured out how to do it, but if not, I'd check out this video: th-cam.com/video/A-V32brFrmE/w-d-xo.html
Quanta not yet thank u for ur answer I’ll check it out
thank you very much it worked!!!!!!
I like, the best music app
i love it
Glad the video was helpful. Thanks for watching.
Need help! I need Reason return start when I click stop, but I don't know how to do.
In the recent Reason 10.2 update, we added a preference option for that! Check it out. /Stefan
Hi, the GUI of some of the Reason instruments and plugins are so small! How do you use it? Is there a way to make it bigger?
I've been using it for a long time so perhaps I'm just used to it. Currently, there is no way to increase the resolution...
that's bad:( but I still want to try it because I expect the workflow could bring interesting results:) Thank you!
Everything is relative...just find that DAW that works best for you!
totally agree
You can use the magnifier tool in Windows.
hey does anyone no if it's possible to link traktor to input channels in reason?
Does anyone know how to automate reason 11 plug ins in Logic Pro X? Thanks
When i try and find my audio interface (A propellerhead soundcard) when i click on the "audio card driver" my soundcard does not appear as an option. what its causing this?
Have you installed the needed drivers for the device?
What is a MIDI Driver?
Hey do you know if there is a way to change the key board commands ?
Not that I'm aware of.
that sucks but thanks for the quick reply, this program can be a little scary but not as much with good tutorials and walk throughs like this
Fruity loops is cheaper is reason better? Any one can enlighten me on which is better
Certain versions of FL are cheaper than the full version of Reason, but you have to take a closer look at what is included between the different versions. The full version of Reason may have mores synths, effects, and overall features than the cheaper version of FL that you are looking at. I'm not sure...
Neither is better than the other, but they do have very different workflows/GUIs. I would recommend downloading the trial version of both and then determining which you prefer, personally.
Qhat if yoir interface doesnt show up?
I'd be sure that you have the drivers installed for it.
Love the video good job! And I mean good job because I am a beast and always have been a beast with propellerhead reason and yet I did not know a couple things you've discussed in this video oh, so I really appreciate you making this. Thanks a lot buddy. Oh and also a couple things you've said throughout the video where pronounced the incorrect and I mean really incorrect way, no offense, just wanted to let you know... Good tutorial though! Oh also, just noticed something really weird o.0 ReDrum is Red Rum... Creepyyyyyyy /o.0\ that's &!\#;÷ backwards... Woah... Whats that all about??? #Goosebumps
I’m interested in Reaper, but after watching a number of video’s in which someone takes up to 30 minutes to create only a few measures, I must admit it turns me off.
I’m looking for ease of use and high quality sound to capture my creativity without all the heavy tech maneuvering.
Sorry, meant “Reason”
I think that Reason has the quickest workflow of all of the DAWs, and I have used them all, over the last 20 years. Watching tutorials on it is probably not going to show how quickly it works because - in this tutorial, for instance - I am taking extra time to explain a lot of information to try and help beginners understand the software on a deeper level, which will help them in the long-run.
The only reason I no longer use the software is because I don't like the direction in which the company has been taking the Reason over the last couple of years... But I tremendously miss it's simplicity of use and quick workflow.
This looks like a nightmare to navigate... Then i wondering would my touchscreens be rendered useless with this software... I guess this is kinda like a closed end DAW. I have other VST's and hear reason does not support use of outside VST's. This along with if and when i see Reason being use via touchscreen is when I may gain some interest.
It's actually the DAW that I'm most quickly able to navigate and create music in. Learning the several main function key shortcuts is what makes this happen. Working with a touch screen, yeah, I'd probably not recommend that.
It does now support VSTs, however.
I'm running dual touch screens keylab 49 & 88 with ableton live and analog lab. Think I'll stick with what I have.... i like using my touch screens and ipad. peace.
Is it downloadable? or is it a disc?
Both. :) If you buy it from our website, you'll get a direct download. If you buy the boxed version from a reseller, you'll get a disc. /Stefan
Can you do video on sampling off a record with reason
I'll work on this, Adrian.
my recount does not work!!!!!
i looked this is the only thing out on the new reason 4 thats complete. groove 3 has not even made a training video yet . its either too complicated or your ahead of the curve
I think people just don't take Reason seriously, and this is part of the reason why it's not covered as much by the tutorial folks. But Reason is a gem. I love it.
Nice broski! #Reason10