
Explore players recording modes in Reason, using a global bypass across devices, direct record versus sequencer recording, and how scales and chords transform single notes into chords.
Explore how chords are built from two to five notes, including triads, sevenths, and ninths. Learn inversions and open chords to add color, and discover why theory matters.
Explore inversions to access notes more easily on the keyboard, vary tone, and create flowing chord progressions using common notes in dorian context.
Learn to use Reason's no ticker player with Europa and a default patch to create arpeggiated chords through repeats, step length, tempo sync, and velocity control in a polyphonic setup.
Convert the chord pad into actual chord voices and craft a bass line that follows the chord roots, using remote override mapping to automate bass parameters in Reason.
Apply the op app to arrange bass and melody with chords, adjust remote override mapping, and review the sequencer and automation to shape notes.
Ever wondered how DJ/Music producers perform their music Live? Usually you'd see loads of equipment around them; drum pad controllers, midi keyboards, MPC players and possibly an actual synthesiser. This course will teach you how it's done from beginning to end using Reason and it's player devices.
We'll also learn how to write music using players in a unique way in order to get the best out of these incredible music making devices.