Feedback ;-)

[caahab]

Hi Tom,

thanks for the great course
I really like the lessons, gave me a lot of ideas and background for improving my skills. And for making the Reason UI "user friendly"
Can´t wait to get the arrangement lessons online for putting it all together

Keep up the good work

Cheers,
Florian

[Tom]

Hi Florian,

Thanks very much for the feedback mate - how did you find the remainder of the course?

All the best,

Tom.

[caahab]

Hi Tom,

I think its a very good course
You give a lot of great tips during the course, helped me to get some new perspectives to create music and it felt very complete so I can tackle all stages of creating music now.
Absolutely recommended

Only thing left for me to do now... practice, practice, practice

Cheers,
Florian

[Tom]

Hi Florian,

Thanks again for the feedback, glad you got what you came for! Was there anything else that you wanted to cover which perhaps wasn't included in the course? If so, I would be more than happy to make you a bespoke video on the points you'd like covering.

Like I said during the course, part 1 is learning the necessary skills to produce music to a high standard, part 2 as you rightly put it is to practice, practice, practice!

Cheers, Tom.

[caahab]

Hi Tom,

Thanks for you offer
Right now I'm exploring all the new stuff, see what works for me.
If I find a topic where I think some more information and guidance is helpful, you're the first to know

Regards,
Florian

PS: While writing about it, there is actually a topic. Do you have any information on using Reason for Live performances? Possible at all? And if so, any recommendations on song setup, additional tools...? I would appreciate your feedback

[Tom]

Hi Florian,

In Reason you have the ability to be able to lock controllers to instruments you have loaded in the rack, hence you can play Reason live as if it were a full band, providing you have enough hands! In terms of being a one man show, there are better solutions out there. There's no way of improvising the order of pre-recorded sections of an arrangement like you can do in Maschine or Ableton Live, but you can play over pre-arranged material, or perhaps assign mutes on the mixer to midi controls to bring things in and out. What is it that you're trying to achieve?

Cheers, Tom.

[caahab]

Hi Tom,

I thought more about having a pre set of instrument sounds, samples and then recording loops on the fly.
So building up step by step and replacing them to make transitions into different songs.

Regards,
Florian