Learn how to make music with Reason

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geography: the study of people, places, and things are located and of the ways in which things relate

absolute location: the position on the earth which a place can be found

equator: an imaginary circle around the middle of the earth, halfway between the North Pole and the South Pole

longitude: imaganary lines that run north and south of merideans

hemisphere: half of the earth usually referred to as eastern or western; northern or southern

latitude: an imaginary line around the Earth parallel to the equator

relative location: where a place is located in relation to other places

prime meridean: immagionary line that is 0 longitude and runs from the north pole to the south pole

formal region: areas in which certain characteristics are found throughout the area

functional region: one centeral place and the surrounding places

core: center of the Earth that contains very hot metal, iron and nickle

mantle: a thick layer of rock

crust: the rocky surface layer

contients: large landmasses in the oceans

relief: differences in elavation between the highest and lowest points

lava: molten rock

fold: rock layers bend and buckle

faults: breaks in the Earth’s crust

plate tectonics: the therory that the Earth’s outer shell is composed of a number of large, unanchored plates, or slabs of rock, whose constant movement explains earthquakes and volcanic activity

contiental drift therory: the idea that contients slowly shift their positions due to movement of the tectonic plates on which they ride

Ring of Fire: a circle of valcanos surrounding the Pacific Ocean

geology: the study of the earth’s physical structure and history

mechanical weathering: when rock is actually broken or weakened physically

chemical weathering: the process of altering a rock’s chemical makeup by changing the minerals that form the rock of combining them with new chemical elements

weathering: the breakdown of rock at or near the Earth’s surface into smaller and smaller pieces

acid rain: chemicals in the polluted air combine with water vapor and fall back to earth

erosion: the movement of weathered materials

sediment: small particles of sand, soil, and gravel

loess: windblown deposits of mineral-rich dust and silt

glaciers: huge, slow-moving sheets of ice

moraines: ridgelike piles of rock and debris left behind from glaciers 3 years ago

i would like to make music on reason but need help because its too detailed, i would like to know about genres and starting off ill carry on what im doing, im lazy but need help 4 years ago

Make a techno music in one week. 4 years ago

I am going to start 4 years ago

Herei post my music 5 years ago

dunno 5 years ago

Today I decided I wanted to make music. My bf has Reason and Logic on his comp and told me I could use it. I played around with it and it got addicting…....until I forgot what I was doing and couldnt go any further. I think I am missing a step =/
He was only able to show me what to do for about 20 minutes….but Ill have him show me more tommorrow!
My goal is to make some electro/breaks. 6 years ago

I bought reason and cubase several months ago to make and record my own music but I was surprised how complicated these programs were. Then I found grooveboxmusic online and learned both programs in a couple of weeks. I would highly suggest that ANYONE learning digital recording software go to www.grooveboxmusic.com and get to it! 7 years ago

www.grooveboxmusic.com – Online video tutorials for Reason, Pro Tools, Cubase and more stuff coming. Hours of stuff, got me going fast. 7 years ago