How to mix vocals in Reason

Mattias shows you how to mix vocals in Reason:

"In this Reason Tips video Mattias gives you some valuable pointers on mixing vocals. Since vocals are often what carries the track, it's important to get them sitting right in the mix! Learn how what frequencies to pay attention to and how to make a de-esser in Reason's mixer in this video."

MIDI Fighter 3D + Tekken Tag Tournament Mix

Reason Product Specialist, Mattias Häggström Gerdt, using a MIDI Fighter 3D with Buffre, Etch and Sugar Bytes Rack Extensions:

"With some of the new Rack Extensions in Reason 6.5 I thought I'd try some good old triggered effects! Buffre and the Sugar Bytes stuff are especially good for this.

Light buttons trigger Buffre, Blue buttons trigger Slice Arrangers, Filter Pattern, Spectralizer and The Echo

The track is a Tekken Tag Tournament remix I made for a competition, originally by Akitaka Tohyama and Sanodg. Remix can be heard here."

How to build a guitar amp combinator in Reason!

Mattias Häggström Gerdt with another installment of Reason Sound Design this time Mattias looks at building guitar amps in Reason:

"Propellerhead's product specialist Mattias Häggström Gerdt brings out the six-string and shows you how you can build a great sounding guitar amp combinator in Reason. A very flexible set-up that can be the basis for a wide array of sounds - from screeching distortion madness to soft overdrive!"

Download the patch @ www.propellerheads.se/stuff/guitar-amp-rig.zip

Reason - How to expand your modulation possibilities

It's a double dose of Propellerhead news today with a brand spanking new Reason Sound Design video with Mattias Häggström Gerdt! In this video Mattias demonstrates "how to use the Combinator to access more modulation options in Reason's synths and how you can control this with CV."

Check it:

How to make drum sounds your own with Kong!

Mattias Häggström Gerdt is back with another Reason Sound Design special - this time on sculpting your own sounds with Kong:


"Propellerhead Software's product specialist Mattias Häggström Gerdt shows you how to make some unique drum sounds by using the Tone and Noise generators in Kong. Fat kicks, punchy snares, odd percussion and... 80s synth toms!

You can download the track and Kong patch featured in this video here: http://www.propellerheads.se/stuff/RSD4.reason"

-Propellerhead

How to make a funky auto-wah bass effect in Reason

Another great article on Reason Sound Design by Propellerhead's European product specialist Matias Häggström Gerdt, complete with download link of Reason song file! Dig it:


"Propellerhead Software's product specialist Mattias Häggström Gerdt shows you how to make a Bootsy Collins-style funky auto-wah effect for electric bass (but you can use it on anything, really!)." -Propellerhead

How to make a punchy house bass in Reason

"Propellerhead Software's product specialist Mattias Häggström Gerdt shows you how to make a punchy house bass combinator in Reason based on the patch "Harsh House Bass" from the Reason Factory Soundbank."
-Propellerhead

How to create a gated delay effect in Reason

"Propellerhead Software's product specialist Mattias Häggström Gerdt shows you how to great a gated delay combinator in Reason based on the patch "Echodile" from the Reason Factory Soundbank." -Propellerhead

Propellerheads Producers Conference Berlin 2011

"Mattias Häggström Gerdt lädt ein zur Producer Conference nach Berlin"
-Propellerhead.de

Reason Tips: Pulveriser's Envelope Follower and CV

"Propellerhead product specialist Mattias Häggström Gerdt shows us some advanced CV wiring between Pulveriser and the Matrix Pattern sequencer. By using the envelope follower in Pulveriser, we can smooth out Matrix CV curves and introduce "lag" to the signal. It's portamento for your CV signals and it's COOL!" -Propellerhead

Reason Tips: Custom Alligator Patterns

"In this video, Reason Product Specialist Mattias Häggström Gerdt shows us how to turn off Alligator's built in patterns to create custom gate rhythms using a couple of Reason devices like the Matrix Pattern Sequencer and Redrum's step sequencer." -Propellerhead