Reason 4 Workshop Automation

Automation is a great way to add depth and life to your tracks – and Reason 4 approaches it a whole new way. Hollin Jones explains all...

The facility to automate parameters is more or less taken for granted by today’s musicians and producers, despite having been a feature of software for only a relatively short time. Prior to that, fader automation on hardware consoles was still high-end enough to elicit gasps of amazement from those who saw it for the first time. Reason has always supported automation, but in comparison to other programs its implementation was rather restrictive. That’s all changed in version 4, with a new vector-based system bringing it up to speed and making the whole process much smoother.

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This feature first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 57
Filed under General Features, Software Workshops, Features, Reason Tutorials

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