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Music production wiz Thomas Cochran presents comprehensive Reason video tutorials! If you're ready to make Reason the DAW of your choice and take advantage of its impressive host of features like Reason Rack and huge collection of virtual instruments, this course is for you. Thomas systematically takes you through the important, foundational elements of this DAW, explaining and demonstrating each with helpful examples so you're putting your newfound skills to use as you go. These videos are for new Reason users.
3 hr 19 min · Thomas Cochran

Music production wiz Thomas Cochran presents comprehensive Reason video tutorials! If you're ready to make Reason the DAW of your choice and take advantage of its impressive host of features like Reason Rack and huge collection of virtual instruments, this course is for you. Thomas systematically takes you through the important, foundational elements of this DAW, explaining and demonstrating each with helpful examples so you're putting your newfound skills to use as you go. These videos are for new Reason users.
3 hr 19 min · Thomas Cochran
“Reason Explained®” provides a comprehensive introduction to Reason, guiding new users through its core workflow, devices, and production features. Instructor Thomas Cochran walks through the foundational elements of the DAW, demonstrating how to navigate the interface and begin creating music confidently. The training begins with an overview of Reason’s layout, including setup of your audio interface for playback and recording. You’ll explore the Browser for loading and organizing devices and presets, review transport and sequencer controls, and learn how devices are managed within the Reason Rack. From there, the course covers recording MIDI and audio, configuring MIDI controllers, and basic editing techniques such as slicing, fades, copying and pasting, time-stretching, and pitch adjustment. Additional lessons explore VST instruments, built-in effects, utility devices, Players for MIDI processing, Combinators for organizing complex devices, and exporting your first song. By the end, you’ll understand how to navigate Reason’s unique environment and use its instruments, effects, and rack-based workflow to build complete productions.
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