Record micro tutorial 10 - Reusing your recordings Video Lecture | Reason Tutorials: The Ultimate Guide - Video & Sound Editing

hello
record aficionados today we're going to
take a look at how you can mix pieces
from different songs and recording
sessions as well as use loops in your
record tracks since record is an
integrated environment it's extremely
easy to move musical pieces and
performances between projects as you'll
soon see we'll start off with a familiar
piece josh Mobley's demo song push me
down
we've heard this one like a million
times so to make it interesting we're
going to try and replace the drums with
tracks from another session first let's
just mute the ones and push me down
now let's see how it sounds with the
drums from what a day by Tobias for our
body
just locate the drum tracks select them
and then copy tracks and devices and
paste them into your document the drum
tracks will automatically be adapted to
the new songs tempo and if they were
recorded in another sample raider bit
depth record takes care of that too you
don't have to think about it also we
didn't just paste the audio files into
our documents the channel strip settings
insert effects and all other settings we
had on our tracks were also copied now
we only need to move them into place and
then we can hear what it sounds like
it's pretty good
this is great because it means you can
record a lot of drums in a single
session that can be used in any of your
songs later on you don't have to plan
beforehand just record it mix save and
then paste the tracks into your songs
and record will take care of the rest
but hold on we're going to make this new
image choose push me down even more
exciting
how is that even possible well it's
pretty simple actually
with record you can load Rex files onto
audio tracks in the sequencer and
they'll of course adapt to the tempo of
your song so we'll just load up a
tambourine loop we like and then our
rhythm tracks are done
whoa that is it can't be a good day
we've pretty much hit them
you know simple as that