Reason 3 Power!
Course Technology
978-1-59200-664-9 (ISBN)
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Geared toward intermediate users, "Reason 3 Power!" is a perfect book for the home recording studio musician! Readers learn how to use Reason with other software and hardware through in-depth tutorials and explanations. This guide is packed with tips that even a quite experienced user may not be aware of. It provides the "why" behind the "how" so readers leave this book with a better overall knowledge of the ins and outs of the application. The authors cover Reason from A to Z in order to bring readers up to "power user" status. This book explores the history of MIDI, how Reason works with MIDI, and valuable tricks of the trade that will help make readers' songs sound professional. Whether it's for a professional musician or a hobbyist, "Reason 3 Power!" coupled with this dynamic software will take the creative possibilities to a whole new level.
Michael Prager has been involved with music technology for more than 15 years and has worked for such organizations as Guitar Center Management, Cakewalk, Steinberg, Disney Interactive, Spectrasonics, Q Up Arts, Sony Classical audioMIDI.com, the Columbia College Hollywood, and Keyboard Magazine. Prager has worked on various Course Technology instructional DVDs and is the author of several books and CD-ROMs from Cengage/Course Technology, including Reason 4 Power!, Reason CSi Starter, Reason CSi Master, and Sampling and Soft Synth Power!. Matt Piper has indulged his passion for music technology as a recording engineer, music producer, studio owner, musician/composer, and experimental music promoter since moving to Los Angeles in 1991. He joined the Course Technology family in 2005 with the publication of Reason 3 Power!, which he co-authored with Michael Prager. In 2006, he authored Using Reason's Virtual Instruments: Skill Pack, an in-depth study of synthesis and how to make your own patches in Reason. Piper can currently be found in music venues around town using his laptop and other electronics to make strange psychedelic sounds with various improvisational groups.
1. Introduction to Reason 3.0
2. Installing and Configuring Reason
3. Getting Started with Reason 3.0
4. Creating Your First Reason Song
5. The Reason Sequencer--Close Up
6. The Reason Mixer (reMix)
7. ReDrum--Close Up
8. Dr:rex--Close Up
9. The Subtractor--Close Up
10. The Malstrom--Close Up
11. NN-19--Close Up
12. NN-XT--Close Up
13. The Matrix--Close Up
14. Effects--Close Up
15. The Combinator--Close Up
16. The MClass Mastering Suite--Close Up
17. Automation
18. Synchronization
19. ReWire
20. Mixing and Publishing Your Reason Songs
Appendix A: The ReBirth of Cool
Appendix B: ReCycle! 2.1
Appendix C: ReFills
| Verlagsort | Florence |
|---|---|
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 187 x 228 mm |
| Gewicht | 1112 g |
| Themenwelt | Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Musik ► Musiktheorie / Musiklehre |
| Informatik ► Office Programme ► Outlook | |
| ISBN-10 | 1-59200-664-7 / 1592006647 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-59200-664-9 / 9781592006649 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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