In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a cool ’stutter’ transition effect inside Reason 4 using two combinators. The effect is relatively easy to pull off and makes for an interesting transition to work into your songs.
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I'm a Reason junkie and have been since my sophomore year in high school. I'm highly interested in the technical side of Reason, the routing techniques, how to recreate a popular sound such as a synth from a classic hit with the use of subtractors, malstroms, and the effect devices Reason comes with. Using the limited tools Reason provides to create just about any sound you want is something I find to be very cool and interesting.
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