I just got Reason a few days ago, and I'm learning a TON from your videos. This one is way cool. Here's something to add to this setup: Add a SubTractor into the Combinator and hook up the output from LFO1 to the Shift input on one of the Vocoder units. Disconnect the audio output from the synth. Now you can get cool effects by playing with the LFO1 settings. It sounds nice with a fast LFO rate on the delay vocoder and only a few frequencies allowed through.

You sir are brilliant! Great idea! Thanks for not keeping it secret!

excellent sir, you are a master, I will be indulging myself on the rest of your videos

i love it i would never have thought of that your tutorials are as cool as your name thats a compliment :)

Nice one mate, keep the vids comming, ive learnt so much with your tuts and its great that you share your knowledge. there are many questions i have about reason and digital audio creation and i will probably throw a couple at you. Making my songs sound larger and more vibrant on the audio spectrum, and mastering is my main hitch which i think needs focusing on by you !

What a great, extremely customize-able idea. Thank you. Ohh! You could route a matrix or rpg-8 to this, in line with one device and get some serious stuff, I love it.

Woah. Never would have thought to do things this way. Thanks a lot, Acepincter!

thats such a good idea, i never thought of that before, i only ever did that with compression. your a gun!

Mastering is a big topic, but the web has great resources. Just remember to think 3D - sound is (left/right , high/low, and near/far) in your audio space. The trick is just to make all your instruments fit into the space without crowding each other out. Also, the trick is to listen to your mix on a bunch of different speakers to check your EQ and levels. Unfortunately Reason doesn't use VST, but if you have the option to use a VST plugin, check out Firium, by Elemental Audio.

Yeah man, reason is a great musical investment, you can't screw anything up besides maybe your head, anything you can think rude to mellow can be had. It will teach you about signal flow quickly, it looks way more complex than it is. Good job on all your stuff Ace.

BRILLIANT VIDEO THANKS MATE

Make sure you use a short short decay. Also, if you aren't getting enough harmonics to render your voice properly, make sure your carrier signal is rich enough - try using chords - or distort it a little bit. Sine waves don't work so well for vocal carriers.

toss your wav files into an NN19 or NNXT sampler. Just make sure you choose "Browse Samples" instead of Browse Patches. Use the NN19 as either your source or modulation channel on a vocoder.

cool tutorial! Thanks for sharing.

Nice one mate

It helps if you actually do it as you watch the video.

cool video

Touch everything! You can't break the equipment. And watch lots of my tutorials :)

No, I'm from the states but I been here for half a year now.

hi ace great vid can you do a tutorial about eq duking in reason i made a setut a few weeks ago with vocoder as an eq i just played with the wires ang got something like a mastering or whatever rack was that it equalized the wole mix automaticaly... every frequency was like almost equal , you are the best cheers

@AcePincter In fact, he DOES sound a bit like a WIKI though, right? ;D

I can't tell if that's a good or bad thing to say!

I use Reason 4 to make vocal trance, and im interested in using a vocoder, but every time i try to use it, it makes it so that you cant hear the individual words.. instead, i end up getting an interesting instrument.. do you have any idea of what i can do to use the vocoder, but still be able to understand each individual word of the vocal?

can the vocoder be rewired from a track in protools? in other words not having to import the vocal.

Only if propellerheads thinks me valuable enough to provide me with a free copy of 4!

could you just do the effect to your vocals ith the effect without a need for a synth carrier?

your name is like 'a...sphincter'.. you know that, right?

dude....i'm lost!

Hello I'm from the future, 2014

yeh like Mianus... :P

yeah.lol