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Ok, I splurged on Reason 2.5 a couple years ago, and it was so "out there" for me, I never really delved into it.
I come from the "strictly gear" mindset. I only used a MPC and a bunch of MIDI equipment previously, so when I got Reason I was lost. My main problem, is I don't know how to sequence with it. The sequencer in it was so far off from the MPC, I had no idea how to use it. Then I copped a version of Fruity Loops for like, $40 on sales at Guitar Center, and started working with that. It was easy, and straight forward...
I know Reason has a lot more power than FL Studio (I've recently upgraded to 6.0 XXL) So I'm wondering if anyone here, or a group of you, could make a "Reason Tutorial" on how to get started, and do the basics with the program.
Like, I can create a drum pattern... but I have no idea how to set it up in the sequencer correctly. But then again, I can rewire it to Cubase if I want... or if it's easier to sequence it there.
Anyway, I'm just basically lost on that prog. FL Studio is madd easy for me... Reason, not so much. Any help is appreciated.
I come from the "strictly gear" mindset. I only used a MPC and a bunch of MIDI equipment previously, so when I got Reason I was lost. My main problem, is I don't know how to sequence with it. The sequencer in it was so far off from the MPC, I had no idea how to use it. Then I copped a version of Fruity Loops for like, $40 on sales at Guitar Center, and started working with that. It was easy, and straight forward...
I know Reason has a lot more power than FL Studio (I've recently upgraded to 6.0 XXL) So I'm wondering if anyone here, or a group of you, could make a "Reason Tutorial" on how to get started, and do the basics with the program.
Like, I can create a drum pattern... but I have no idea how to set it up in the sequencer correctly. But then again, I can rewire it to Cubase if I want... or if it's easier to sequence it there.
Anyway, I'm just basically lost on that prog. FL Studio is madd easy for me... Reason, not so much. Any help is appreciated.