| Review: If you are looking for a professional and complete package thats designed for music creation and editing, than you can put your search on hold and analyze what Reason has to offer. If you e a beat maker, song writer, or just passionate about music then this could be the right tool for you. You will have to pay a hefty price if you want to create music and edit other audio files than the demos included in the package. Note that, in order to use Reason you need a certain amount of musical knowledge and composition skills. If this isn the case, then you need to arm yourself with patience. Although the program has a more than respectable size, it doesn take very long before you get it onto the system. The software is basically split into three main windows. The Rack window offers you all the instruments that allow you to create a song. Instruments such as the NN-XT, Mallstrom, Thor or Redrum can be accessed from here. The Sequence Area is where youll be able to see the current state of your song. Youll be able to manage all the notes, tones and pauses from here. Furthermore, this is the place where you can add a little pizzazz to your songs through sound effects. The Main Mixer window is where you can adjust all your volume levels. You will be able to adjust the precise volume intensity for every channel and note you desire from this panel. Besides these three main windows you should know that Reason offers a multitude of effects and tools that can make your music sound delightful. You can add reverb, with the help of the RV7000 tool, echo, with ?The Echo?, or use the Pulversier to create and apply a multitude of other effects. And this are just a few of the tools included in the package. Before moving one let us not forget about the ReGrooveMixer that is supposed to make your music sound less mechanic, by trying to insert the human factor into the equation. Reason is a very complex tool that can help you create beautiful music, but it is not meant for the faint of heart, as it does require a certain amount of practice before it can be used efficiently. |
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