This is great Ryan, this is really inspiring, I wish I could pick your brain for hours when it comes to using reason, I am still learning, would love to see more of these types of videos
We are almost at 4 producers, one sample. Why not lean into it and do a series of videos with 3 chosen Reason users and you all remix the same embryonic track.
I put the song up on SoundCloud if anyone wants to relisten without finding the time in the video: soundcloud.com/rharlin/ryan-harlin-combinator-livestream-song And if anyone still wants the original Reason file it's here on our blog: www.reasonstudios.com/blog/spontaneous-remix-fun
Ryan you absolute madlad, this is such a great jam. I'm so grateful for everything you do, especially doing it all with basically vanilla Reason. This is starting to sound like a paid comment but hey I had fun watching this and I think I'm gonna have fun with this as well. 🙌
I really enjoyed the video, really nice song and a very informative (& entertaining) song breakdown. Makes me want make more music, I just wish I had more time to! More vids like this please Ryan.
That was awesome....Loved every minute of that and watching how it was done so clearly, and must say not massively over complicated..BRILLIANT!! Problem is now 55 minutes of that im walking around the house now going... Bam dada bam dada Bam......Annoying the Mrs, yet i can hear it perfect in my head with those Epic Piano Chords...lol....Love it...
@@kevinsmusicroom1362 There's a row on Drum Sequencer called "Repeats" and what you do is click first to add a note in the sequencer and then go down to the repats row and click/drag up to subdivide that beat into 16ths, triplets, 32nd, 64th, and so on. If you go far enough you can also set up slower divisions too like quarter note and half note triplets across multiple steps in the sequencer. /ryan
Really great video! Ryan you and your awesome videos are a part of why I subscribed to Reason+. I appreciate how you teach and inform in a way that’s entertaining and fun. Keep up the great work!
I would like to know the same thing, what did you expect out of Ryan on this? Me personally I Iike seeing other people's process and thoughts while in the midst of creating something, especially in a collaborative effort.
@@RyanHarlin This channel used to be focused in propellerhead reason software and short tutorials for users. This channel now seems to be heavily focus in personalities, like character development instead of the actual software. I got enough and now I have no interest of being bombarded with very distracting content that tells me little about reason but everything about someone's personal life. I would prefer go into the website an read what's new now. Thank you
@@josdamsmendez3127 Okay well thanks for taking the time to share that. I always want to make the information on this channel as informative and inspiring for people as possible, so I appreciate what you're saying and will consider it in the content I make. I'm not trying to keep you subscribed. Feel free to bail, but thanks for the feedback anyway!
Seeing real users creating tracks is invaluable. More of these type of initiatives
How lucky are we to live in this era of music technology? I used to dream about being able to do this stuff when I first started.
I love the chord progression with the bass reminds me on old 80s movies. :)
This is great Ryan, this is really inspiring, I wish I could pick your brain for hours when it comes to using reason, I am still learning, would love to see more of these types of videos
We are almost at 4 producers, one sample. Why not lean into it and do a series of videos with 3 chosen Reason users and you all remix the same embryonic track.
I put the song up on SoundCloud if anyone wants to relisten without finding the time in the video:
soundcloud.com/rharlin/ryan-harlin-combinator-livestream-song
And if anyone still wants the original Reason file it's here on our blog:
www.reasonstudios.com/blog/spontaneous-remix-fun
Ryan you absolute madlad, this is such a great jam. I'm so grateful for everything you do, especially doing it all with basically vanilla Reason. This is starting to sound like a paid comment but hey I had fun watching this and I think I'm gonna have fun with this as well. 🙌
You've planned that, right? I dont care - your work and the work for Reason is awesome. Thanks for this and your efforts to involve the Community.
Great job, really enjoy seeing the creative process, always gives me new ideas.
I really enjoyed the video, really nice song and a very informative (& entertaining) song breakdown. Makes me want make more music, I just wish I had more time to! More vids like this please Ryan.
That's great for 5 hours of work buddy. This is very interesting to see your workflow. Cool stuff!!
"I just wanna let the ears swim in the pond" - Ryan
Love the track / your spirit, man! Please keep it up!
4:20 sounds like the intro for all the Bad Gear channel videos
This track makes me think of a Rocky workout segment in one of those movies.
That was awesome....Loved every minute of that and watching how it was done so clearly, and must say not massively over complicated..BRILLIANT!! Problem is now 55 minutes of that im walking around the house now going... Bam dada bam dada Bam......Annoying the Mrs, yet i can hear it perfect in my head with those Epic Piano Chords...lol....Love it...
Good learning experience well done Ryan
Aye!! Love that track
Let's see what you got Ryan 😀👍
Haha! Oh man... pressure's on! :) /ryan
@@ReasonStudios I made My remix in 1 hour, its DnB, I looped your video in it for fun.
@@ReasonStudios Hold the phone 📞 How did you create a triplet in drum sequencer for the bass line?
@@kevinsmusicroom1362 There's a row on Drum Sequencer called "Repeats" and what you do is click first to add a note in the sequencer and then go down to the repats row and click/drag up to subdivide that beat into 16ths, triplets, 32nd, 64th, and so on. If you go far enough you can also set up slower divisions too like quarter note and half note triplets across multiple steps in the sequencer. /ryan
Ryan, you really kilt this mug!!! great job bro!!
i like it..wheres the vocal from man ??
Having a second watch, this tune you made is very catchy, Great job Ryan. Makes Me want to make another remix but go all out on it. 😀
Great Remix Ryan, like it!
Really great video! Ryan you and your awesome videos are a part of why I subscribed to Reason+. I appreciate how you teach and inform in a way that’s entertaining and fun. Keep up the great work!
Nice vocabs! Lucky Ryan!!
Eye of the Tiger meets Miami Vice in Ryan Reason style.
Haha! Everyone says this is an 80s style but I don't hear it!! I hear it more as influenced by Justice's Cross album circa 2007. :)
I think I want to give this remix a shot :) Where is the link to matias reason project file?
Check the top pinned comment here for a link to the blog.
I missed the original announcement. Can I still get the .reason file?
Yeah, check the pinned comment for a link to the blog.
Blog link? Cheers :)
www.reasonstudios.com/blog/spontaneous-remix-fun
@@ReasonStudios Thanks! :)
schools out... forever !!! lol
Lovin' the 80s vibe to the piano. Just shy of big hair guitar.
You might recognize the sound of that bass at 41:00 :) /ryan
@@ReasonStudios Glad it is getting some use :)
крутой трек доделай его и будет круто
👍(^ᴗ^)
wish i could skip work today
I'm off today on tomorrow.
Kim Jong-un uses Reason. King of Sweden gave him a copy.
To get a hair cut.
Its Rock hair.
Enough... unsubscribing
Fair enough Josdams, but I'm genuinely curious as to what about this video tipped you over to say "enough!"?
I would like to know the same thing, what did you expect out of Ryan on this? Me personally I Iike seeing other people's process and thoughts while in the midst of creating something, especially in a collaborative effort.
@@RyanHarlin This channel used to be focused in propellerhead reason software and short tutorials for users. This channel now seems to be heavily focus in personalities, like character development instead of the actual software. I got enough and now I have no interest of being bombarded with very distracting content that tells me little about reason but everything about someone's personal life. I would prefer go into the website an read what's new now. Thank you
@@josdamsmendez3127 Okay well thanks for taking the time to share that. I always want to make the information on this channel as informative and inspiring for people as possible, so I appreciate what you're saying and will consider it in the content I make. I'm not trying to keep you subscribed. Feel free to bail, but thanks for the feedback anyway!
Good riddance
+ 1 for xfer vynl to add some dirt/vynl sim
ott by xfer
to seal the deal if you want presence (;