Intro to Reason
- Introduction
- Setting up the Digital Audio Workstation for Reason
- Mixers
- Synthesizers
- Digital Samplers
- Dr. Rex Loop Player
- The Redrum Drum Computer
- Timeline and Recording
- The Effects of Reason 3.0: Knowing the Effects
- More Effects
- Even More Effects
- Yet More Effects
- Automating with Reason
- Saving and Exporting
- Timeline and Recording
More Effects
RV-7 Reverb
This is a much simpler reverb device. It has the size of the room, level of decay (how long it takes for the sound to decay), damp (makes the effect more warm) and dry-wet, which is how much effect is applied.
DDL-1 Digital Delay
This effect works to repeat and delay what you are playing. Units toggle between ms (milliseconds) and steps (tempo based). The step length is either 1/16th note or an eighth triplet note. Feedback is how many repetitions happen. Pan chooses left or right balance of the music and once again dry/wet toggles how much of the effect is used.
D-11 Foldback Distortion
This is a very simple distortion effect. As you can see you can only edit the amount and shape of the distortion. I don't enjoy using this as much as the Scream 4 distortion box but you can choose which one you like better.