Propellerhead Reason Synth Tutorial

Propellerhead published a series of 24 parts music tutorial for Reason users. It is called Discovering Reason, created especially for people who have been using Reason for some time, yet can’t help but feel they’ve only scratched the surface.

I am always fascinated by the Reason special interface that virtually looks like a stack of hardware synth racks. Press the “tab” button and you can even see the cables swinging at the back of the racks. Use your mouse to drag each cable and route the signal the way you desire just like a real studio.

You can find all the links to the series here:

Part 24: Thor demystified 6: Standing on Alien Shorelines by Gordon Reid

Part 23: Thor demystified 5: The Noise Oscillator by Gordon Reid

Part 22: Thor demystified 4: The Multi Oscillator by Gordon Reid

Part 21: Thor demystified 3: Pulse Width Modulation by Gordon Reid

Part 20: Thor demystified 2: Analog AM & Sync by Gordon Reid

Part 19: Thor demystified 1: The Analogue Oscillator by Gordon Reid

Part 18: Making friends with clips by Fredrik Hylvander

Part 17: Let’s RPG-8! by Fredrik Hylvander

Part 16: One Hand in the Mix – Combinator Crossfaders by Kurt “Peff” Kurasaki

Part 15: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Combinator – part II by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 14: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Combinator – part I by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 13: Go With the Workflow by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 12: Filter Up by Kurt “Peff” Kurasaki

Part 11: Itsy Bitsy Spiders – part II by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 10: Itsy Bitsy Spiders – part I by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 9: Take it to the NN-XT level by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 8: Six strings attached by Jerry McPherson

Part 7: Space Madness! by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 6: Scream and Scream Again by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 5: Reason Vocoding 101 by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 4: What is the Matrix? by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 3: Mastering Mastering by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 2: Dial R for ReDrum by Fredrik Hägglund

Part 1: Ask Dr. REX! by Fredrik Hägglund