Propellerhead reason 3
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*Kurt Morrison*
) Pour ceux qui s'interessent de pres ou de loin à Liveset (autre "plugin" pour Reason) sachez qu'il travaille sur de nouveaux tutoriaux parce qu'il est conscient que la plupart ont du mal à voir l'interet de ce soft....son but est de démontrer la puissance de ce logiciel....et je ne doute pas que ça nous donne l'eau à la bouche.
Il y a une démo de Liveset , je dois dire que j'ai vite testé mais que j'ai pas tout compris alors ces tutoriaux ne sont pas de refus !
dahwoud
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merci bcp jai cherché pourtant javais pas trouvépar contre ça a lair down pour le moment...
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For those of you who want to be notified the minute we release Reason 3.0; here's how!
a mon avis ca ne va pas tarder car la beta fonctionne plutot bien et les problème de "gourmandise" semblent résolus
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Nick Larsson
Nick Larsson
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*Kurt Morrison*
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LE COMBINATOR A UNE MODULATION MATRIX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pour ceux qui ne savent pas ce que c'est : c'est possible de conduire n'importe quel paramètre d'un module à un autre... vous vous rendez compte que ce petit extra c'est ce qui rend les synthés comme albino ou même synthedit tellement populaires!!!!
Si mon explication vous a pas encore convaincus, prenons un petit exemple : par exemple, vous pourrez utiliser une LFO d'un dr rex pour moduler par exemple le pitch d'un malstrom, ou d'un subtractor, et le pitch de ce malstrom pourra contrôler le temps d'attaque d'une autre module...
c'est pas ENORME ça???
mais le mieux c'est qu'on peut sauvegarder ces patches, les échanger, faire des skins (allez faire un tour sur les forums du beta test...)
d'ailleurs les gars de chez lapjockey, qui on participé à la création de la nouvelle soundbank, parlent déja de leur nouveau refill, flatpack 2, qui va faire ressembler reason à ça :
Le rack façon flatpack :
Un nouveau module, le Killburn :
ce sont en quelques sorte de nouveaux modules, chacuns spécialisés dans la restitution d'un type de son précis :
Citation : The Flatpack 2 Refill is built largely around 4 new instrument concepts constructed within Reason's Combinator environment, and because of the endless programming possibilities, you'll find numerous variations of the following shells:
Kilburn is our framework for re-creating classic synths. We've sampled and looped the raw waveforms from our favourite synths, then carefully copied the signal path and modulation options, filter and LFO ranges, etc. from the original instruments. Combinator's fully modular environment, and assignable programmable front panel system, allows us to create far more accurate emulations than any standard sampler could manage.
Scope is a family of Combinators for generating soundscapes, pads, textures and just about any kind of rich evolving sound beds you can imagine. 100 Scope starting points are provided in the Flatpack 2 refill, each of which can be customised to go off in any direction you like. Each basic Scope contains 2 elements from Flatpack 2's library of weird and wonderful recordings (all looped seamlessly of course). A crossfader allows you to blend the sounds to your liking while other controls determine how the sounds evolve and interact. Scope is dark, disturbing, and atmospheric and perfect for film/TV music.
Boxmoor is our Combinator-based drum machine. Our starting point was inspirational drum machines like the Korg ER-1 and Elektron MachineDrum, but with the added flexibility of design afforded by the Combinator. Boxmoor offers improved sound and real-time control compared to the original ReDrum instrument.
Rex Dex is a collection of rex-based loop players. Rex Dex brings incredible control and new life to loops in Reason, with several tricks up its sleeve for mangling and transforming your rex loops. Of course, we've produced a collection of new loops to use with this Combi, in addition to all your favourites from Flatpack One and any other refill.
In addition to these main areas, there are lots of brand new effect unit devices built in Combinator that make up our FP2 Outboard collection. There are also all the usual individual instrument patches and kits you'd expect to keep you inspired.
Flatpack 2 is entirely self contained, but the modules can also be used to add new life and possibilities to the instruments, samples, and kits in the original FP1. For example, we have 3 band Rex Dex players for playing FP1's Hi/Mid/Lo categorised loops.
Flatpack on the Reason 3 Factory Sound Bank
At the special request of Propellerhead Software, you will find an exclusive selection of Flatpack content on the updated Reason 3 Factory Sound Bank. Our work on Kilburn for Flatpack 2 laid the foundation for part of the material in the Raw Waveform Sample section on Reason's Factory Sound Bank. For example, Flatpack produced Reason 3's SH101, Minimoog, Prophet, SQ80, and CS80 sampled components. For those in the know, Scope uses the same texture sampling techniques as Flatpack 1. You may be interested to know that the Flatpack 1 sample "Nazca" appears on the Reason 3 Factory Sound Bank and was flagged as the template sound for Propellerhead's new Texture Patches category.
Flatpack for Reason. Create and enjoy.
now if THAT doesn't change reason forever...
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