Table of Contents

1. Techniques for Customizing Reason�s Preferences for your Workflow.
Setting up your own Template. Setting up Multiple Controllers. Setting up a Control Surface. Setting up External MIDI Sync. Remote Override Edit Mode and Templates. Setting up your Sampling Input. Setting up your MIDI for use in a Rewire Project.
2. Song Creation Workflows in Reason.
Using Blocks for Quick Song Creation. Using the Blocks feature as a Marker System. Using the Tools Menu for Tempo Adjustments. Using the Tools Menu for Quick Multiple Part Creation. Alter Notes for Quick Melodic and Rhythmic Alternatives. Randomize Notes for Inspiration. Working with Dub Tracks. Working with Alt Tracks. Using the Reason Tools and Shortcuts for Easy Workflow. Labeling Devices and Reason and How it Affects Mixer Labels. Workflows for Easy Automation in Reason.
3. Sampling and Sample Editing in Reason.
Sampling with Redrum. Sampling with Kong. Sampling with the NN-XT/NN-19. Setting up a Sample Loop in Reason�s Editor. Working with the Sample Editor. Working with the Song Sample Payne in the Tools Window. Assigning Samples from Other Instruments. Importing Samples from Wav and Aiff. Exporting Samples from Reason. Creating Thicker Synths with the Combinator.
4.Rewire Workflows and Using Reason with Other Producers.
Using Rewire to Send Multiple Audio Channels to your DAW of Choice. Importing MIDI in to Reason. Tricks for Exporting MIDI from Reason and then Rewiring with your DAW. Using a Reason Instrument via Rewire in another DAW. Exporting Audio Stems from Reason in to another DAW. Creating a Refill. Creating a Combinator out of an existing Song. Importing Akai Based Sample Libraries in to Reason.

About the Author

G. W. Childs IV has not only published several books on Reason (Reason 7 Power, Going Pro with Reason), Ableton Live (Going Pro with Ableton Live) and sound design (Creating Music and Sound for Video Games), but he was also a sound designer on Reason itself. He's also had a highly successful career in designing sounds for games like Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: The Sith Lords, Star Wars: Battlefront, and more. As a remix artist he's remixed major acts like Gene Loves Jezebel, Ray Charles, James Brown, and more.

Reviews

1. Techniques for Customizing Reason's Preferences for your Workflow. Setting up your own Template. Setting up Multiple Controllers. Setting up a Control Surface. Setting up External MIDI Sync. Remote Override Edit Mode and Templates. Setting up your Sampling Input. Setting up your MIDI for use in a Rewire Project. 2. Song Creation Workflows in Reason. Using Blocks for Quick Song Creation. Using the Blocks feature as a Marker System. Using the Tools Menu for Tempo Adjustments. Using the Tools Menu for Quick Multiple Part Creation. Alter Notes for Quick Melodic and Rhythmic Alternatives. Randomize Notes for Inspiration. Working with Dub Tracks. Working with Alt Tracks. Using the Reason Tools and Shortcuts for Easy Workflow. Labeling Devices and Reason and How it Affects Mixer Labels. Workflows for Easy Automation in Reason. 3. Sampling and Sample Editing in Reason. Sampling with Redrum. Sampling with Kong. Sampling with the NN-XT/NN-19. Setting up a Sample Loop in Reason's Editor. Working with the Sample Editor. Working with the Song Sample Payne in the Tools Window. Assigning Samples from Other Instruments. Importing Samples from Wav and Aiff. Exporting Samples from Reason. Creating Thicker Synths with the Combinator. 4.Rewire Workflows and Using Reason with Other Producers. Using Rewire to Send Multiple Audio Channels to your DAW of Choice. Importing MIDI in to Reason. Tricks for Exporting MIDI from Reason and then Rewiring with your DAW. Using a Reason Instrument via Rewire in another DAW. Exporting Audio Stems from Reason in to another DAW. Creating a Refill. Creating a Combinator out of an existing Song. Importing Akai Based Sample Libraries in to Reason.