Reason Micro Tutorial - Kong's Synth Drums descargar videos gratis

Easilyn [Fogs]

propellerhead, what are the values to those knobs in kong?the low-high range for the pitch knob, what's the max frequency

CustomGadget

Can I trigger drum sounds in real time with mouse clicks or by tapping a mouse pad?

papy nounn

En Français ??

allA lullA

any chance of Kong Drums for iPad?

Mackenzie Walker

this beat sounds like a fat guy with a goatee made it

clarifaco

I don´t understand why you compare Kong with Thor? Should compare it with Redrum

Paulo Rocka

Question: does KONG comes up with a 16 step drum sequencer, just like Redrum? I just love to make beats using this kind of interface. Thanks.

Rod Boone

I like it very much, thank you.

devak451

"Ya know, if that's like..your thing..." Frank's tutorials are the best!

Carlos Young

What sort of controller are you guys using in this video??

RalphyPlague

Propellerhead give me a street team job!

ShelLuser

Why not make a clip in the Reason sequencer, let it loop while playing and then simply add (or remove) notes as you seem fit? Such a clip can be easily (ab)used as a step sequencer too.

AngeliqueLE

GREAT !!! I m Logic user for years, this drum assignment is wicked. i m buying reason this afternoon.

Avizura

These tutorials are so fun to watch even tho I know most of the things being taught

MrAdamJensen

I've been trying out Kong lately and I can see how to sequence it via a Redrum device but it's a bit cumbersome. Would be nice if Props could introduce a new sequencer for Kong, just as a separate device would be fine.. maybe as a rack extension or maybe an insert like the Nurse Rex thing.. You need two Redrum devices to cover all 16 pads. I tried using a Matrix device but that too would require multiple devices to sequence all the pads. Are there any easier ways to sequence I'm maybe missing?

Giulio

Haha thats true! And thank you so much you guys are great!

Propellerhead

First of all...there's no such thing as a dumb question. All questions are awesome because it means we're all asking questions and learning and getting better. The day we start to suck is the day we stop wondering how to get better. :) To answer you, what you're talking about is called "Quantizing" and if you look at the Tool Window you'll see that you can shift notes after you play them in so that they're on beat. It's too much to describe via youtube but it's in the documentation. Good luck!

Giulio

I hope this isn't a dumb question, but when you played the end result beat, how did you add all those effects and keep it in beat? I'll record kick and snare, but when i try to add hi-hat, it's totally off.. is there someway you can play it bad and make it come out all in beat? Thanks

Propellerhead

do you mean level as in volume controls? Yes it has level control for each pad as well as a master level. Is that what you're asking?

savagecabage

yea he doesnt seem like the kind of guy who would be recording stuff, id somebody passed it onto him