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Record micro tutorial 6 - Audio clips
In this Record micro tutorial we go over basic handling of audio clips in Record's sequencer, and the tools you have access to for editing and arranging your recordings.
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Record micro tutorial 7 - MIDI clips
In Record micro tutorial #7 we take a look at MIDI clips and some of the MIDI recording and editing capabilities in Record's sequencer.
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Record micro tutorial 10 - Reusing your recordings
In this Record microtutorial we show how you can mix pieces from different songs and recording sessions, as well as spice up your tracks with REX loops.
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Record micro tutorial 8 - Comp mode
Learn how Record's loop mode recording and comp mode editing helps you compile the perfect take from multiple recordings.
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Record micro tutorial 5 - Insert effects
In this tutorial we are going to look at how insert effects are used in Record. Insert effects are the kind of effect that you insert in the signal chain from instrument or audio track and to the mixer. Insert effects are typically used when you want to process the whole signal, such as when adding ...
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Record Micro Tutorial 11 - Send Effects
In this video. we'll take a look at how send effects are handled in Record.
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Record micro tutorial 4 - Channel strip rundown
Here is a close-up on a channel strip in Record's mighty main mixer. Take a look and see exactly what's contained within each channel in the mixer.
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Reason 5 & Record 1.5 - Blocks
Many musicians tend to think of music in terms like intro, verse, chorus, breakdown, buildup and so on. With the new Blocks mode in Reason 5 and Record 1.5, your sequencer does too. Blocks lets you sequence your songs using a more pattern-based approach, with the segments of your song as individual ...
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Reason 5 Record 1.5 - Dr. Octo Rex Loop Player
The upgraded Dr. Octo Rex loop player loads eight REX loops into one player and lets you switch between them on the fly. This makes arranging a breeze - load the drum loops into one player, the guitars into another and use the sequencer to select what loop to play in a pattern-like fashion. With...
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52 Reason / Record Tips - Week 9: Vocal Remover
As the name suggests, vocal removing is about taking vocals out of a stereo recording. Perhaps to add your own sweet voice instead? This week, James Bernard shows how to do this in Reason and in Record.
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