In the last tutorial on sci-fi vehicle sound design, we programmed the Combinator to control three main elements on both synths: Volume, Filter and LFO.

This tutorial will show you how you can build an organic sounding ‘super flanger’ using the RV7000 and a combinator in Reason.

In this tutorial we’ll be taking a look at how you can translate your step sequences to MIDI and apply groove to them and other parts using the excellent ‘ReGroove’ mixer.

This screencast concentrates on the new editing system in the fantastic Dr. OctoRex.

Using Thor in this way can certainly fill in the gaps in Reason’s effects collection and give you a whole new area of processing to experiment with. I’ll give you one example of how it can be used.

In this series of screencasts I’m going to try and give you as many Reason and Record routing tips as possible.

Here we’ll be taking a look at how you can help your synth top lines sit with the rest of your instrumentation.

Have you ever wondered how to improve your simple noise sweep? I’m going to show you how to do the trick – step-by-step guide from the basics.

In this tutorial, we teach you to use Reason’s BV512 Vocoder to create a rhythmic synthesizer.

Tucked away in the Reason device list is the Spider Audio Merger & Splitter, a small utility device that is infinitely useful to any Reason user.