Is this the GOAT of beatmaking plugins? | Beatmaking with Redrum (VST3/AU/AAX)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The Redrum Drum Computer has been a staple of a beatmaker's toolkit since its inception in the year 2000. Watch as @365OTG walks you through the Redrum in detail. Even if you've been using Redrum for years, there could be a few handy features you've missed along the way. Let us know what you think in the comments! #reasongang
The Redrum is built into Reason 12 and can used in the standalone Reason DAW or in any other DAW via the Reason Rack Plugin (VST3/AU/AAX). The best way to get Reason is to subscribe to Reason+. Sign up at www.reasonstud...
the comentary voice is just great .. everytime he throws in a casual "allright" its sample gold right there :) ... thanks everyone for reason... lets make music
Thank you!
@@365OTG thanks for throwing in a reply that way one can easily check out your channel as well :)
@@Dayta 10k subs but some how I never seen his channel, good job Reason Studios keeps an eye on all RUclips about Reason. Means they will be able to focus on delivering what users want.
Thanks for watching! And thanks for featuring! Redrum is one of my favorite devices in reason!
Bro it's the OG Reason drum machine from version 1.. good to know it's still loved post Kong..
@@captainblood9616 yes it’s my go too, I’m going to send them another tutorial soon using Kong and redrum together!
@@365OTG Can't wait to see it, this one got me hella inspired
@@captainblood9616 Ditto. Brings me back to living in LA, doing this
I been using reason for 20 years and never seen a video that shows the potential of redrum like this. I never used the sequencer part cos I could never really work it out and it messed up my work flow. Thanks for this. Gold tutorial.
For Me its 16 years started on Reason 2. Redrums great and can be used in many ways, there is no wrong way.
sorry, but these are just basics of redrum? What have you done last 20 years?
20 years and you never figured out the redrum sequencer, sus
Man I just figured out I can use Redrum as a sample player for more than drum sounds, chopping them up with start and length etc. Blew my mind lmao
Redrum is the one! It's mad how it hadn't changed since it's been released but it's still relevant to this day!
I still used the Redrum in the majority of My beats, it's a very well put together beat machine and has everything needed that would be in a physical drum machine and more. I love the thing.
Facts! Thanks for watching!
Hey man! Just wanted to say hello.
same here! although I do now link the Redrum to a Kong for more layers, and also now fiddling with Mimic-linked Redrum. I often do 64 steps, even done some with 24 and 48 steps on some 3/4 or 6/8 timing songs. I wouldn't mind having all the rows visible at once though, flipping through them does take extra time and the amplitudes are limited to the 3 variations without automation tweaking, but it's still great at quickly putting a set of drumlines together.
@@jamesalmeida-cap10nrg Hello there, what's your favourite drum machine in Reason?
@@365OTG I'll be over to your vids in a bit.
Another great and probably overlooked feature of Redrum is the ability to create random patterns or individual drum parts. I hear features like this requested in hardware forums all the time, yet Redrum's had it for decades. Randomized patterns or parts can give you a good starting point to craft beats around when you're in a creative dry spell! Great video!
this was a amazing post. ive had reason for a decade and never imagined the redrum used this way.........
Single fatherhood meant I had to give up making beats back in the Reason 3.5 era. I’m finally getting back into it and was on the fence about which DAW to get. I struggled with Ableton and Reason is just calling me back. Thanks for the great vid. Consider me sold!
I use Redrum so differently. Crazy to see someone elses process. I don't think I've ever watched someone use Redrum like this.
Most of My music is Hiphop beats and Drum n Bass and Redrums perfect for that.
I’m glad and interested in how you utilize it. I like to see different workflows as well! Thanks for watching.
Good to see that I'm not the only one still using Redrum. I've started using Reason around the time Reason 6 came out and even then I'm still using Redrum despite fancier stuff like Kong being available ever since I started. No idea what it is about Redrum that makes me keep using it. Maybe it's the simplicity that draws me to it.
Oh no doubt! Redrum is still solid.💯
I use Redrum in the majority of My music mixed with elements from Reason rex drum loops.
The Redrum is the “dad” to all electronic drum sequencers in my honest opinion. Only thing hits harder out the box is the MPC and that says a lot. My advice don’t switch. I spent a lot of money and time learning other software and buying hardware to always come back to my MPC and redrum! Thanks for watching!
@@HOLLASOUNDS
Me too !
Do not sleep on Dr. Octo Rex loops in support of the mighty Redrum.
Red Rum , is the right way of saying it. the designer loved horror films. Why we also have "Scream"
reason forever 👐
I use it everyday! If I’m not in it, I use it as a sound module and effects rack!
at first i was : ho WTF is this ? and then i watch all along at this peacefull calming voice showing me amazing tricks ! even if i know redrum this was amazing video
Pretty good Job on the tutorial man - One feature of the REDRUM that I personally like is the ability to wire it up to other devices and create custom drum kits that use "ANALOG" synths as sound sources and then make a combinator, or it is also pretty fun to wire up to hardware and use it just as a "little beat sequencer".
I love how fast it is for all sorts of beats from Hiphop, House, Techno, Drum Bass and more.
Yes I like to use it to trigger samples in the NnXT or mimic now, Reason has every DAW beat with connectivity to other devices to make cool sounds.
Reh-drum, as in murder backwards from The Shining. They use horror movie references for some of the devices.
Really ? Fancy that. Thanks.
Working as intended, so fire bro. Best take is at 22:50
I appreciate it! 🤝 thanks for watching!
I enjoy these videos. It's helpful to see how other people work.
You wouldn't like a video how I work. I am all over the place and making things hard for myself.
Redrum is what brought me into beatmaking back in 2010..
Thank you so much for this. Like a lot guys here, I’m a veteran Reason/ Redrum user, albeit as a DIY/ bedroom guy with a F/T job, and a houseful of kids. Lol
My point is, your command of Redrum is amazing and enviable. Some of that which you’ve shown here I’d already employed over the years, still, your skill, and confidence in the routings, etc., plus your tips and hints are very inspiring, even for we old hands. Subbed, and thanks again.
I know I'm 2 years late to this party but, TY for Sharing! The info you put out makes me want to use Redrum so much more. You make it come alive and give me gr8 reasons to grab it more often in my productions, plus it is way fun to program!!!
"let's just start by throwing one on the one" yeahhhh!
Thanks for the cool and informative video, Redrum is the real deal. It's been around for so long but it is so versatile. I use it all the time and can never get over how much it is capable of doing. I think there should be a #ReasonStudios challenge to make a track using only Redrum !
I use Reason since Reason 1 and it's so easy to use. I have Cubase, Logic, Ableton...etc. but I came always back to Reason for ideas, to be creative :)
Crazy how it didn't sound like anything at first...by the end it sounds like a cool ass beat frfr
This is the most elite REDRUM explaination and example of all time. The swing, the sound quality, everything.
Awesome video....Again ive learned a load of info....Ive been on REASON on and off since version 1 but ive learned more from these videos than i have in years of tinkering about....Another guy i watched was SEF NITTY, and that was a genre id never had an interest in, yet watching his tips and tricks i learned a shed load...These really are great videos you guys...Keep em coming..
This was thoroughly entertaining while learning a bunch. Thank you
Excellent video guys! Keep these coming!
Love the fact they keep tutorials and videos, thanks for watching!
Learned something new. Thank you very much ✋😊🤚
Thank you for watching!
An amazing tutorial...a true teacher.
Dope. I gotta play with Redrum again. Haven't really used it since Drum sequencer came out. Just watched the shining clip. Can't get Redrum /murdered out of my head.
thanks for a fresh look on Redrum
Thanks!!! I love Redrum. Haha….” Don’t judge my life”….😜🎶💚🎶💚🎶
I felt them judging lol 😂 thanks for watching!
Got yourself a new subscriber, great video
MMMkay..Don't Judge my life😂....but this G has completely different view and I like it! 😁Very MPC orientated, REDRUM flexing.👑
Yessir. My first program I really learned was reason and my first hardware was a MPC 2500xl back when I thought the hardware made the producer. The Redrum made me better in drums in all aspects. Appreciate you watching.
Awesome video. This is how you bring back shit that works into the new era. Thank you brother OTG...will have to bring mine out now ..
Getting a strong Barry White vibe. Great tutorial. Thanks.
Thank you 🙏🏾
the voice sounds like" BARRY WHITE" 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 funny thing is because my voice is my voice it’s what made me a better engineer because nobody could ever mix it! Thanks for watching!
Inspiration I haven’t made a beat just with the redrum in a long time
Today might be the day! 💪🏾 thanks for watching.
Great to see people still using this monster after so many years!
You can also use this and multiple chains with the CV gate and splitter with Kong and other drum machine/kits also to use presets from those machines. All triggered from Redrum.
Good $hit bruh👍🏾
Thanks for watching!
Great video OTG
This is HANDS down the most useful Redrum video I've seen. I've always avoided using Redrum because I just couldn't understand it. But now I see how powerful and useful it is, thank you!
Hunh Redrum is the easiest drum machine to use in Reason lol
@@malikdavis6091 now that I know how to use it, I can see!
One thing i want to say is that its always better to add an fx device in the mixchannel of your device or you will get really confused where everything is routed
Never used any other
If it’s not broke don’t fix it! Just enhance it! Thanks for watching!
Feels like you've done this a couple of time :P the automation bit feels like one of those things. I simply just copy pasted different patterns when I made music back back in the days.
Really good video, never thought about using the Redrum like this. Big ups!
Good call on recording the automation. Honestly, i find the way Redrum beats are created are what defines its sound. Somehow it just keeps it more analog feeling as opposed to using pads or more intricate players.
Redrum isn't the most advanced of tools in the rack, but it's ease of use makes it one of the most powerful in my opinion
Redrum is so so so fast.
Put a Tuner (MTuner or reasons or something) in the effect section, then you can tune your drums by soloing each strip and adjusting the pitch knob.
Brilliant! Thanks for this.
Dude! Call it one or t'other. :)
Respect
Thanks for watching!
If you don’t have the drum sequencer player this is perfect. But I do the same with that player. There is a player that was recently released that looks and behaves almost identical to the sequencer on Redrum called mdsq. It’s worth checking out.
Great demonstration!!👍👍👍
great video, never seen this way about redrum
Bro got skillz
Dope !
It's a lot to to take in, but I will be referring to this video, to get my skills up with Redrum.
I appreciate the tutorial. 💯
I did so.many James brown covers with redrum so easy to use
Agreed! James brown covers huh? Bet those sound dope!
This was so, so good.
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are a don. Thanks fella 😎
great tutorial
Thank you!
Thanks for watching
been playing redrum for 30 yrs
That Beat Sounds Nice 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
yea bro on the grind
I forgot that redrum takes .wav files 👀great reminder! Awesome video 👍🏾
You can also load Rex slices into Redrum.
thank you, so dope!
I have used Reason since 2.5. This plugin is usually my go to for electronic music. I have an idea for developers. In Kong, you can choose an "analog" drum option. What if you had another version of Redrum that was exactly that? The same setup. Same plugin. But Analog modeling instead of sample based. #reasongang.
When is VST3 coming?
There's always that one asking for VST3, even if it's completely OT.
@@whoknows6794 gotta stay on their necks for something they promised would arrive in January. Someone's gotta do it lmao
Hey what's that RE-12 Sampling Coloration combinator??? Looks sweet!
Here you go - it’s in the description! ruclips.net/video/s4nykkJxBWk/видео.html
@@365OTG thanks man! Awesome video :)
A lot of great tips here - thanks.
Dope video. What do you use to screen record and get good audio from reason as well?
I guess exporting and syncing it?
Windows 10 has a screan capture that captures video and audio. To use it search for screan capture or find it in the start menu. When opened for the first time its does a set up then an icon will be added to your task bar. Click on the icon then click the camera icon, then move the window to the preferred position then hit the pin icon, which is necessary or it wont work correctly. Make sure Reasons windows are all together you cant have the mixer or rack in separate windows while recording, click on something in Reason then hit the record button. Note plugins will not be visible in the rendered video. Videos are saved in windows default video folder.
@@79Daver Windows 10 screen capture.
I use Camtasia, and my Rodecaster Pro. I have a studio and I record podcasts and other stuff privately. So the chain is Reason to rodecaster. Camtasia to screen record and capture audio and video separate. Thanks for watching!
@@HOLLASOUNDS I’m on mac, I use Camtasia and my rodecaster pro.
Great vid! Can you tell me where could I get the RE-12 Sampling coloration effect? I can't seem to find it in Reason Studios' shop
In the description of this video that outlines how it was made ruclips.net/video/s4nykkJxBWk/видео.html
Salute!!!
Redrum is brilliant. I switched from Reason to ableton, a long time ago when there was no 3rd party hosting but still miss this device. RPG8 is awesome too.
I still use Redrum, I don't know or want to use any other way to make drums lmao
Same.
If it’s not broke don’t fix it! Thanks for watching
You are missing out on Kong and Umpf! The drum sequencer player does more than the sequencer on Redrum.
Kong and Umpf are much more versatile in handling and processing multiple samples.
I encourage you to at least experiment with them more.
@@dougroyce5784 I tried, didn't really like Kong because I like processing each of my drum sounds in their own channels on the mixer and Kong makes the output mono when you try to do that
I made a combinator with a 14:2 mixer and individual outs on each channel to be able to process drums independently.
You have to pan each pad on Kong either hard right/hard left for mono outputs(ex: pad 1 hard left for channel 2 and pad 2 hard right for channel 3 and so on) you have to send each pad to the individual outs on Kong instead of the main out put with the exception of pad 1&2. The main output doubles and individual out 1&2)
This way you’ll have control of processing each pad with access to 4 sends on the 14:2 mixer@@Digital_Mozart
Awesome video, nice job! What App is the magnifying glass? I'm a teacher myself and it seems better than Mousepose (which I currently use). Thanks in advance everybody!
Where do you get "drum supply" and "loop supply"?
What drum samples are used in the vid?
All the samples come from the stock reason library! It’s stacked up with all the drums you need. When I do reason tutorials or make beats in reason I use their stock sounds and beef them up!
I like to put Redrum into 10 mix channels so they can all be mixed independently rather than having my whole drum kit on one track lane
where are the outside loops he was talking about?
I have them on my Patreon. I just started one specifically for producers I can add them for this month. They are samples I’ve had for years.
hey whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hey hey
re 12 looks like a sp12, what is that all about and how do you build one
Watch how it was made here and download the patch in the description ruclips.net/video/s4nykkJxBWk/видео.html
Man this is some bootyshaking groundhog hiphop! ^^,
My brother I'm really trying to learn this daw so I could produce better
Have you seen "the shining"? The kid draws REDRUM and when his mother sees it in the mirror it says MURDER
that's at least fresh!!! I like they hey hey part ! its not this farted 808 industry standard sound what we hear every day
i can't stop using redrum even after shaping drums in mimic
how do you add your own drum samples? i cant figure it for the life of me. thank in advance
Just drag the sample into each channel
redrum is in fact great. just release reason for linux! :-P
I used to be a Reason user. What your doing, I was doing that same method 12 years ago.This is why I dropper reason. Badly needs a update on these classic vsts. Malstrom was the best thing about it for me. I would by just the Malstrom on its own as a vst. And before you say it, I've got reason 12 as a vst and its not how I want to work with it. Sorry man.
It's okay; no apologies necessary: "Different strokes ... " and all of that. Cheers !
Can you do a video on how to use the VMG-01 sample delay?
I can do some research and yessir. Thanks for watching.
Hey whoa
Command ctrl C = copy pattern
Command ctrl V = paste pattern
How to pronounce it at the top of the video. I think it's Red Rum like from the Shining. Check out Redrum backwards. Hehe.
@16:09 I love that he's adjusting the EQ, but the EQ is turned off! ha ha ha
Put the channel eq on the drum machine
I prefer Battery. I also prefer actually using my midi keyboard to play my beats as opposed to clicking them in...
Why do you prefer battery? Whats unique about it?
What is the RE-12 sampling coloration?
Watch here and get the patch in description ruclips.net/video/s4nykkJxBWk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/pCuA6ihFtCg/видео.html Changing the resolution does not change the tempo. it's still a beat at the original tempo, but the grid is now set to a faster subdivision (32nd notes instead of 16ths).
2022 Reason Studios Still Have No VST3 Sorry Company.