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A Rex (.rx2) file is an audio file that contains up to 92 slices. Each slice can be triggered independently from a keyboard. Rex files can be played in Propellerheads Reason using the Dr Rex player, dropped onto Pro Tools audio tracks, played via Digidesign’s Structure sample player and can be played in a number of other ways. Check your software user guide for details on compatibility. One advantage of a Rex file is that the tempo can be changed without the need for time stretching. If done incorrectly or if the source material is complicated, time stretching can introduce an unwanted bubbling effect. With a Rex file the sample slices are moved closer to each other when the tempo is increased and further from each other when the tempo is decreased. In this video tutorial I’ll show you how to make your own rex files using Propellerheads Recycle.
got to www.brandoncartermusic.com to Download Brandon Carter’s Mixtapes for FREE Follow me on TWITTER http Making Beats (vol 17) R&B STYLE – Using Propellerheads Reason 5 / Record 1.5 Brandon Carter
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For more info – bit.ly In this new video tutorial titled To Waveshape the Future, Dubspot instructor and electronic music producer Chris Petti shows you how to create a WaveShaper Combinator effect patch from scratch using Propellerhead Reason’s powerful synthesizers Malström and Thor. First, Petti starts with a fully-built WaveShaper effect patch plugged into to the output of Thor (which is generating an unprocessed sine wave) with a series of real-time controls mapped to Combinator. When the WaveShaper is engaged, the unprocessed sound is transformed dramatically. Then, in a step by step process, Petti demystifies the method he used to create the effect patch and shows you how to build your own WaveShaper effect from scratch, utilizing with a blank combinator patch. At the end of the tutorial you should have a good grasp of how to Wave Shape (process, bend, twist, or modify) any incoming sound and make the lead elements in your tracks more effective and lively.
A quick video to update you guys with what I’m working on. I now use Propellerhead’s Reason and Record together. I’m also a Youtube partner now, so if you are one of those people who go to my videos for the sole purpose of saying something negative, thank you for your dollar haha. Listen to the high quality stream of the beat: soundcloud.com Beats for sale: www.beats.thesouldojo.com www.facebook.com twitter.com soundcloud.com thecrushgroovin.tumblr.com thesouldojo.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Just a small ambient chillout tune I’ve been working on in Reason, all my own work, written, produced, played and and mixed completely by me on a laptop. I welcome any comments and look forward to feedback, more tunes on the way. … If anyone wants to have a go at remixing the track leave a message and I’ll forward the Reason file to you
Video Rating: 4 / 5
“Bang On! [Wrecked]” track #3 from Propellerheads Bang On! CD Single.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
