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Also titled "Fast Guide to Propellerhead Reason." The section on the NN-XT is very indepth. Intermediate and Advanced users will enjoy the various tips throughout the book. The sections on Sequencing, Automation, MIDI control, and ReWire are very useful for people new to these subjects. Just about everything you want to know about the sound modules, effects devices and sound processors. This book is really comprehensive and talks about every feature in Reason 2. Probably considered the Reason 2.0 Bible. User Level: Reason 2.0: Beginner, Intermediate, Advancedĭebbie Poyser & Derek Johnson. I have yet to see a copy, but the topic list seems to discuss production techniques to achieve different styles of sound. This is another German book that looks very cool. User Level: Reason 2.5: Deutsch (German only), Intermediate, Advanced Very comprehensive guide to Reason that covers the basics in great detail with screenshots that show you each step in the process of using Reason 2.5. User Level: Reason 2.5: Beginner, Intermediate It also has a good section on making ReFills. The section on using ReWire hosts with Reason covers several sequencing applications. A very extensive section on the Sequencer with plenty of examples and screenshots that guide you through each step.
There’s plenty of material for the new Reason user which leads you towards developing a deep understanding of the Reason Devices. User Level: Reason 4.0: Beginner, Intermediate, AdvancedĪ very comprehensive book that paces well. There are over 100 example projects with directions and schematics. If you like the effects configurations above, then this book might be for you.
This book is more like a reference about getting deep into Reason.
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It doesn’t explain how to program Matrix Patterns, so if you’re an absolute beginner I recommend one of the other sources. Naturally, i have to add my book to this list. User Level: Reason 3.0: Intermediate, Advanced Peachpit Press Power Tools for Reason 3.0 Reason 3 for Windows & Macintosh - Visual Quickstart Guide I have yet to see the actual package, but i have checked out examples of these impressive tricks that Ed has posted to the propellerhead’s message board. Available as a download or delivered CD/DVD media. User Level: Reason 3.0/4.0: Beginner, Intermediate, AdvancedĮditEd4TV is another resident Reason User who has compiled dozens of cool tricks in this package. This book has the best looking cover! EditEd4TV’s Reasonable Help
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It also has a very interesting section on the community of propellerhead software users. This book is recommended for readers who are familiar with the software, but want to learn more about procedures and shortcuts. It’s unfortunate that it’s in German only.
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Thomas Alker’s Praxis series has the longest history of any Reason Title. User Level: Editions for Reason 1/2/3: Deutsch (German only), Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Quicktime Video Tutorials of Reason and other applications available by subscription through the groovebox music website. This is a must read! Groovebox Music Reason Video Tutorialsĭoyle, et.al., Groovebox Music. Jim has a great article online about using the combinator.
User Level: Reason 3.0: Beginner, Intermediate It’s not really for beginners who are learning the basics of sequencing, but if you’re a seasoned Reason user, you will definitely find some new cool techniques on these pages. There are some really great tips on using the devices. The Propellerhead Software Website features a series of articles that go deep into the dark side of Reason. User Level: Reason 2.0/2.5/3.0/4.0: Intermediate, Advancedįredrik Hägglund, et al. RTFM! If you can’t find the answer there, then try the support pages on the Propellerhead Software website.
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Synkron Musik & Datorer/Propellerhead SoftwareĮveryone should read the manual and the documentation installed with the software! There’s tons of cools stuff in the manual. French, English, German, Italian, Spanish and JapaneseĪnders Nordmark, et al. User Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced.
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