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Reason was instrumental in the logic behind getting the most bang for the buck, we all know why!!!
Reason has everything the beginner needs right at your fingertips. Sure you can Re-Wire into other applications to use additional processing tools, but Reason is so much fun.
While waiting for the world to BEAT a PATH 2 YOUR DOOR
(Seems the BEAT-NIC’s came in while I was out or sleeping)
A Great Video or 3D Project to land in your lap, music has become a great release, as with any productions you want it to be perfect but you have to always work within some limitations.
I Don’t have to always work just within Propeller Heads REASON, but I choose to quite a lot of the time, I like to see what I can squeeze out of it, all on its own, and even when I get somewhere I still know there is plenty more it can do…
Now I know what your thinking…these mixes ain’t all that!
I know I am barely scratching the surface, I don’t expect to make a living from music, but it keeps me sane. Sound Scapes are like virtual worlds, quicker to build than 3D worlds, more immediate & immersive.
Sound design is as deep & wide as you want to go all from the un-comfort of your armchair.
The randomness? of incremental changes, and the branches/choices you make,change the feel of the thing as you go. Every tiny change can lead to a new direction the semi-randomness of it all is why you keep plodding and plotting.
Random Attractors & Creative Vision merge to create infinite possibilities.
Ugandan synthesist Bamanya Brian (Afrorack) recently shared this look at his DIY MIDI-controlled music robots.… Read More DIY Music Robots Play African Rhythms
The Nymphes is designed to offer great analog sound (with a lush digital reverb) in a compact and easy to use package.… Read More Getting Started With The Dreadbox NYMPHES Synthesizer
The module consists of three digital sound generators, followed by three analog multimode filters. This combination makes it easy to sculpt different textures and noises and play with them intuitively and musically.… Read More Befaco Noise Plethora A Multitimbral ‘Noise Monster’ For Eurorack Synthesizers
KORG has announced the availability of the RK-100S2 keytar, an analog modeling synth and MIDI controller that features vocoding, an arpeggiator, two ribbon controllers and a solid wood body. … Read More New Korg RK-100S 2 Keytar Now Available
Composer & synthesist Carlo Serafini shared this live performance of his arrangement of 'Assyrian Women Mourners'.… Read More ‘Assyrian Women Mourners’, Arranged For Continuum Fingerboard
This live ambient performance features Fender Rhodes Mark I Electric Piano and Sequential Prophet 10.… Read More Ambient Music With Fender Rhodes & Sequential Prophet 10
Karplus–Strong string synthesis is based on using very short filtered delays to create sounds similar to plucked strings or hammered percussion.… Read More Karplus-Strong Physical Modeling Synthesis On The Sequential Pro 3
The DROID can do almost any CV task you can imagine, such as sequencing, melody generation, slew limiting, quantizing, switching, mixing, working on clocks and triggers, creating envelopes and LFOs, or any combination of these at the same time.… Read More DROID Universal CV Processor For Eurorack Modular Synthesizers
SOMA Laboratory has introduced Rumble of Ancient Times (RoAT), an 8-bit noise synthesizer and sequencer, inspired by the sounds and programming efficiency of the early PC era.… Read More SOMA Intros Inexpensive 8-bit Synth, Rumble of Ancient Times (RoAT)
An article on preventing and removing different types of noise typically encountered in audio production and home recording studios. The post Tips for Noise Reduction in a Home Studio appeared first on Pro Audio Files.
A roundup of the best delay plugins, plus mix tips and audio examples. The post 9 Great Delay Plugins for Mixing (+ Mix Tips) appeared first on Pro Audio Files.
An article about the art and practice of circuit bending, plus an interview with circuit bender Jeff Boynton. The post Intro to Circuit Bending (+ Resources, Samples & Interview) appeared first on Pro Audio Files.
An article about the history and use of spring reverb, plus audio examples and recommended plugins. The post 4 Ways to Use Spring Reverb (+ Favorite Plugins) appeared first on Pro Audio Files.
An article on the basics of tuning theory and microtonality, plus an interview with Brendan Byrnes. The post Intro to Microtonality (+ Interview with Brendan Byrnes) appeared first on Pro Audio Files.
An article on plate reverb, including what it is, how to use it and recommended plugins. The post 4 Ways to Use Plate Reverb (+ Favorite Plugins) appeared first on Pro Audio Files.
An article on mixing with headphones and plugins that can help improve mix translation. The post 9 Plugins for Mixing With Headphones (+ Production Tips) appeared first on Pro Audio Files.
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