My lastest tutorial video on how to produce Deep Tech House in Reason 11 from scratch

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I'm ghost producing for a year now, tried a lot of websites and I can say that https://theghostproduction.com is the best all of the websites I've tried Show me something you've done (not for that site) and do tell how much you're making per song and what style works best there? Just listen to the ...

I personally think Radical Piano is extremely good. It needs some compression and to be put right in the mix but effectively it's a real piano sound in my humble opinion. The tweaking possibilities are also vast. Yeah me too! The radical piano "Martha" patch with a nice plate reverb (or the Softube...

Recently I've been having an issue where I can have a guitar or bass guitar input, tuned with an electric tuner or with the built-in Reason tuner, playing a perfect E. The pitch editor shows it as a perfect E. But when I play a perfect E on a synth (e.g., a sawtooth on a Subtractor or Thor), the sy...

In this one, I take a look at the negative impact that composing with a particular genre in mind can potentially have on your ability to find your own sound--especially early on. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/62UnzibxclA I don’t agree at all. Composing with a particular genre in mind when you are a new p...

First track: The beginning reminds me of the sound of old andhim tanks, the drums and groove. Speaking of groove, the guitar rhythm sounds to me like it interferes with the groove of the song, I feel it drags it backwards. It is difficult to explain which is the one note that should be moved either...

Hey i just wanted to share my development of my own sound! I think its something like a mix of disco and tech-house i call it Disco-Tech + a bunch of random samples!

So...i was too lazy to listen to the guy, because he was only talking about BBQ, pepper and other food. What he was doing? Mixing/Blending in send FX? Where is the problem with doing this? Well, I don't see a problem at all. Looking for feedback on his process. I think my next track will have two d...

I use umpf retro with drum player 90% of the times. It has really improved my workflow!

Okey so i made another song where i did follow the rules!
All the instruments and drums except high hats at 0:32 are ES400

The song is about the longing for next year to come with better news!

Manoosh wrote: ↑

08 Nov 2020

nooomy wrote: ↑

07 Nov 2020

I made some tech-house

Nice entry. Are the vocals and effects from the ES400, too?

Nope! but all the synth sounds are ES400, like the bass, stabs, leads, pads etc. The none ES400 are the drums and vocal fx.

I made some tech-house

Its because you cut the soundwave not at 0.

If you cut a soundwave somwhere elese than 0 it creates a crackle.

Add 1 ms fade and it should go away

Let us tell this story. Why are the reason users a minority? There are so many daws, why can't I see any signs of increase? Why don't modern YouTubers use reason? Because the latest version on piratebay i reason 5. A good way to start producing is by using pirated software. Alot of teenagers can't ...

Hi, I would really need an extension that could track time selections from the loop selection or an audio clip in minutes, seconds, etc... I need to export precise edits of different length versions of my songs (15s, 30s, 60s, etc) and unless the song/edit starts at 0 on the sequencer I have to mes...

Is it possible to have anyone look at my mix? I have ended up in a dead end with too much of everything and not able to do a proper mix of the song. Is there somehow a way to have someone look at it and tell me what to do? Best regards Skoglund Post it and ill see if i can give you some feedback.

https://soundcloud.com/thisisitwithit/herman-crantz-crystal-tea Im really happy with the drop at 3:10 :D I'll be honest here, I tried to like it but even though the track sounds well-mixed there wasn't anything in there that really grabbed my imagination. The sound you introduce after the drop is v...

Im really happy with the drop at 3:10

I have tried alot of way but this is probably the best way for me.

Im thinking i will do a video where i detect all the kicks in FSB

Billy wrote: ↑

20 Aug 2020

Do you prefer you kick to be above your bass sounds or below it in frequency?

It depends on what sounds best for you and what type of genre you are producing

By the way - in the NNXT you can detect stuff by right clicking on the layers and press the "Automap Zones" - not probably detecting well everything but for the tonal sounds it's almost guaranteed to work. Yes the algorithm is created to detect the pitch of tonal sounds, thats why it works on those...

I doubt you will find one kick drum in factory sound bank that it can detect correctly Ok, Haven't tested this. Do you think the FSB drums are different somehow then? No I think that you can’t use grain or nnxt for pitch detecting on drums, because it doesn’t work. The pitch detecting is designed f...

No it has always been wrong with the ones I tried. I would recommend you not to use it for identifying pitch of drums. I do it by ear it’s way better Like I said, the sound detection is based on the 'tonal' rootkey and drums are kinda more like "crap" kind of sounds. Some drums like hardcore techno...

No it doesn’t detect the correct pitch. Try it yourself with a known tuned kick drum like Bd_hatrick_A, it will tell it’s f# Well I can't tell if it ALWAYS detects the right key, but that's probably because not all the samples have a key in the first place - as their nature always ain't tonal enoug...

Heigen5 wrote: ↑

18 Aug 2020

BRIGGS wrote: ↑

18 Aug 2020

Why don't you drop your samples into Grain?

Auto key-transfer would detect the root-key indeed and the oscillator layer to confirm by checking it. Yup!

No it doesn’t detect the correct pitch. Try it yourself with a known tuned kick drum like Bd_hatrick_A, it will tell it’s f#