G.W. Childs IV

Razor is an amazing synth & I think this is a great tutorial for this powerful synth for a couple of reasons - Firstly, you will gain a greater understanding of some of the more esoteric parameters of this synth (the display isn't just there to look trippy) & secondly, G.W. has included a good amount of sound design ideas & technique to help welcome you gently into the world of additive synthesis. Thanks G.W. & MPV for yet another piece of essential viewing, this time round it's for anyone wanti...

another great tutorial,in the Reason series lots of great content There is a lot of things,about the combinator that I didnt know,yet been using Reason for 2 years!!

Do you wanna be a pro, or do you think you can just fake it? Even though 62 minutes might seem a little thin, you will love, love, love what G-dub has to say about this device. I remember reading a lot of whining (maybe even still now) about Reason 5 users not wanting to upgrade to 6 for three more "whimpy" devices (Echo, Alligator, and Pulveriser) - YOU HAVE NO IDEA. Those prop heads really thickened the capabilities of Reason - it's worth upgrading, fo' sho'. I never owned Reason 5 + Re...

This review was actually easy to follow, and turned a monster of a device into an extremely easy to understand friend. I've ditched my Scream and Compressor combi's for this bad boy here. Honest to say, this tutorial is good if you love electronic music.

If your looking at the Alligator and thinking to your self "where do i even begin".Don't worry because G.W .Childs is on the case once more to guild you through 60 minutes of rhythmic ecstasy.I only wish this tutorial was longer but that is a compliment probably the best compliment any one can say about a tutorial.Maybe there will be another Alligator tutorial in the future. Thoroughly recommend this tutorial to any reason 6 user.

When i see the names G.W. Childs IV or Mo Volans as the authors of a reason tutorial i instantly purchase them,G.W doesn't disappoint in his latest outing ,demystifying the mighty Echo . In all honesty i enjoyed this tutorial so much that i can't believe 71 minutes passed so quickly. Looking forward to the up and coming Pulverizer tutorial G.W

Amazing stuff as normal! Mind you that in the automation video, he does go off screen and though I would have liked to provide feedback ... that video may require a redo. But as always ... phenomenal instruction!

This tutorial is packed with knowledge!!! G.W breaks the info down so simple that even a kid can understand!!! I didn't realize how powerful the Combinator!!! this was a straight blessing!!!!

There is no doubt that Thor it's an amazing virtual synth but when you wish to be more creative and make sound design, you MUST HAVE this great new tutorial from macProVideo...nice job guys!!! :) Luca

I really enjoyed this tutorial and like most of the macprovideo tuts it has plenty of information to keep a person really busy and will keep you referring back constantly.

Pros: C. W. Childs takes us on a journey with this great synth by starting off with the basics in order to quickly move to the fun stuff. You'll get a thorough understanding of both the inner and outer routings of Thor, as well as brief reminder of how Oscillators, Filters and Envelopes works and how they are implemented in Thor. It surely depends on what level you are, but at least for me, I had to rewind a couple of times when it came to setting up the quite advanced patches in the more...

Good tutorial, though basic as I'd expect for 101. Hope to see more advanced Record stuff soon.

This tutorial is very indepth and fast paced. You'll really need to watch this a few time. A lot of information is crammed in and it's a real treasure trove. The only point of criticism I have is on the quality of the video. MacProVideo markets this video as HD, but to be honest I was expecting a higher quality than what is offered now. Personally I would not call it HD, but this may be a matter of opinion. This does not mean you shouldn't get this video if you really want to learn more about...

This is a great tutorial perhaps the best I have seen on Macprovideo.com period! There are a few things to note though though that are just my opinions: This is not for beginners. G.W. goes very fast so fast at times that he makes some mistakes along with some weird screen recording gafs that can be forgiven if you are advanced enough in using the software to make up for some of the gaps that I think are assumed you should know. I really like that he moves fast and challenges you to keep ...

This is a brilliant tutorial, and I'm extremely glad I bought it. A minor point is the lack of Windows 7 64 bit support, but this does not at all detract from the quality and usefulness of the tutorial. I mean - this is the guy that helped develop the Combi!!

Simply Great! Easy and funny to learn

I had no idea how much the combinator had to it till I watched this video! I will need to watch the tutorial many many times to grasp all of the info made in this video, I love having a teacher at my disposal 24 hrs. I love these tutorials and I am NOT on a MAC!

Man I'm trying to make a hip hop album and this just keeps getting more and more intense.

I really enjoyed this tutorial. Along with the Reason Core program I now have a much better understanding of the programs, and also of recording techniques in general.

Great jobs. Record Tutorial completes perfectly the Reason 5 videos. Keep on the work, pals.

Over all i enjoyed it and liked seen how the new stuff works. But it pretty much covers the basics. I hope you guys add on to it and include more advanced stuff in the future. For those starting out with Record, this tutorial is a must have.

Great series! Covers the basics with much good info, and I love the guys sense of humor. Technically well done: in some of the older series, the sound level for the instructors' voice and the sound from the app are so wildly different that if you crank up the volume to hear one, the other is blowing out your speakers. This one's perfect. I'm looking forward to 102.

Another great tutorial from you guys. The material is delivered in an informative but easy going style and covers all the basic features required to get up and running with Record. Despite having owned Reason for a month the tutorial taught me a lot of new things that I doubt I would have discovered without resorting to wading through the manual. Futhermore, seeing a pro work with the package fills in many of the questions I had as to 'why is that implemented in that way?'. If you are an avid ...

its good,but I did think it missing a few things. would have like to know how to put in my drum sound into mixer....I know to do it in reason Tommyjoe