theres no way i could just teach u reason over the net like this. even if u read the manual, it wont cover much. my suggestion if u're serious is take rm60 out of ur wallet, go to kinokuniya and buy a book on reason.

edit: u can try searching youtube for tutorials but so far ive never come across a good one.
if u have a very specific question on reason then maybe u can ask here. general questions like teaching you how to use if too broad to cover. also, diff people have diff approaches once it comes to this.

This post has been edited by echobrainproject: Jan 29 2007, 11:21 AM

yea the one at klcc.

dont get pissed la. alot of audio engineers nowadays are also self taught because of how fast technology goes. ive also always wanted to do audio engineering but wasnt given the opportunity.

learn the basics first: both analogue and digital. learn basic recording techniques, miking techniques,etc whereas for digital start with writing music using midi(and i dont mean those midi crap u hear in old handphones, but more like the demo track that comes with ur reason).

as for 'professional sound', do u know theres still the mixing and mastering(2 completely different things) process after the recording? those 2 fields are also very very broad

yes i do know how to use reason. just ask ur questions here. i dont simply give out my phone numbers. im from kuching but now studying in kl.

for the moment just ask ur questions here k?