- Open Reason
- Make sure you have a Mixer 14:2
- Set Tempo between 70-110 bpm
- Create a Redrum.
- On Pattern 1, make a 16 step drum beat using a Clap, Snap, or Snare, Bass Drum, and two sounds from the Hi Hats, Percussion Hi, Percussion Other, FX, or Glitch.
- Copy the Pattern to Track between the loop points L1-R3.
- Move your loop points to L3-R5
- Select Pattern 2 and make a 32 Step Drum Beat.
- Copy the Pattern To Track and move the loop point L back to L1.
- Create any one of the"Soft Synths" (Combinator, Subtractor, Malstrom, NN19, or NNXT)
- On The Soft Synth, click on the folder in the upper corner.
- Go to the Patches Folder in Reason Factory Sound Bank and select a Bass for your Soft Synth.
- Create a Matrix so that we can hear the sound coming out of the Soft Synth.
- On the Matrix, move the Octave down, on the left from the keyboard, from 3 to 2.
- Now, turn the Volume down on all the notes except the first step.
- Create a rhythm with the steps on the Matrix that is similar to your Bass Drum.
- Change the pitch of the notes on the Matrix to make a Bass Line.
- After you have your bass line and you are happy with the sound, move the Right Loop Point to R3.
- Copy Pattern To Track.
- Now, move your Right Loop Point to R5 and your Left Loop Point to L3.
- On the Matrix, move from Pattern 1 to Pattern 2.
- On the Matrix, change the steps from 16 to 32.
- Now, turn the Volume down on all the notes except the first step.
- Think about which steps you used in Pattern 1, in Pattern 2 you want to use similar steps but make a different Bass Line.
- When you have your bass line sounding good, Copy Pattern To Track.
- Move your Left Loop Point to L1.
- Create a Dr. Rex, load in a Dr. Rex Percussion Loop and select To Track.
- Save your beat as (Your Name) Bass Line Quiz
- Email your beat to mrprice@ccpaedu.com
Friday, February 1, 2008
Bass Line Quiz
Today we will have a quiz covering what we learned this week, bass lines and moving the Octave switch down on the Matrix.
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