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Try to get to know Reason better and better. Just compose a simple beat and explore the different sounds by switching patches. Add any random Reason instrument for a bass and piano/synth (even ID8 will do for starters) and you are well on your way. Or just throw in a Kong or a Redrum (and double up for phatness) for drums. (I remember at least Boyinaband having some pretty nice stuff, and that was years ago.) I'm sure you'll find some Reason/Hiphop tutorials from Youtube. I have a keyboard with pads but they're not really my thing, I get a much better feel playing the drums with two hands on the keys. Or get a more expensive keyboard if you prefer to use pads. It'll be more pleasant to play hihats (and other instruments too) using the keys. I'd recommend getting a cheap MIDI keyboard (something like M-Audio Oxygen 49 will do fine). You don't really need anything if you're willing to use a keyboard and a mouse, but it's gonna take more effort. a heavy percentage of it's sound librarys are geared towards ths style.

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I think you have to take time out to learn the individual ints/effects first otherwise i'd go with something like logic pro which has arguabky a much easier/ linear earning curve for trap/hip hop in particualr. Without Knowing your way 100% around the reason rack and knowing basic intruments like kong/nn-xt/ drum sequenceer etc like the back of your hand you will get fustrated and give up on reason.

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How to create and perfect the 808 kick sound and very detailed tuts on drum sounds and beat making in the hip/hop genre. Not sure if thy concentrate too much on midi controllers (havn't watched all their tutorials ) but they'd point you towards the best synths etc for modern hip hop sounds and using and manipulating alot of audio samples in nn-xt/ grain etc etc. However if i was going down the hip hop / lofi/ or trap route in reason i would be heavily concentrating my you tube watching to people like MG The Future and Kickbackkoture as they do this and other similar styles exclusivly within reason. I'm more and more going down a cv sofware modular route myself so i' not much help to probably regarding Hip hop

If anyone has any videos or tutorials I should look at or could point me in the direction of any other help getting started it would be appreciated.

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This software seems far better than what I remember having years ago or maybe I just didn't have good software back then, but I'm looking for direction on how to proceed from here. Is it truly? The Maschine MK3 looks great but its a bit more then I'd like to spend, and I've seen others doing just fine with an Akai MPK Mini. I see for hip hop people say a MIDI controller is essential. My problem is I'm not really sure where to go from here.

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I downloaded the Trial and so far I'm really liking the way everything works. Life happens and the hobby fizzled out, but now with the advances in tech I've gained interest in getting back into it again and I've been looking at what programs people are using these days and Reason keeps popping up as one of the best out there.

I only made about 3 beats on it before deciding it wasn't the machine for me. Perhaps I should have went with an Akai MPC instead, but regardless it didn't work out. I found the work flow hard at the time, and frustrating. I tried my hand at this about 6-7 years ago with a Roland MV8800 and well I just never liked it. Basically, if you make any type of Boom Bap, this pack is essential.I just want to say I'm a huge hip hop head, Nas, 2Pac, Biggie, WuTang, etc. Expect every variation you can imagine of the iconic Boom Bap beat including J Dilla type 60% swing patterns, straight up Premo style NY bangers and quirky RZA style breaks. Included in this pack are drum patterns taken from legendary selling singles right through to underground classics and everything in between. So for the first time ever you have access to 100 classic Hip Hop drum patterns recreated from some of the greatest Boom Bap beats ever made, by some of the finest producers ever to live. We knew when we started to release MIDI packs, the first one had to be a real banger. Boom Bap Classics 1 вЂ“ 100 MIDI Drum Patterns

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