The Sequencer
Articles
Making Friends With Clips by Propellerhead Software
A clip is essentially a take. Everything you record in the Reason 4 sequencer will end up in a clip. A clip can contain different types of information; note events, device parameter automation, pattern automation, tempo automation etc. Personally, I like to picture a clip as a dynamic piece of transparent tape containing a short piece of music information.
The Reason Sequencer by Simon Price
Although the Thor synth deservedly received most of the attention when Reason 4 was released last autumn, the biggest change in the software was, in fact, the new sequencer. The sequencer’s redesign has proved controversial, and the transition has been awkward for many long-term users. So this month, rather than just explore new features, we’ll look at the common causes of sequencer confusion encountered when upgrading, and hopefully make the process as painless as possible.
Hidden Gems by Propellerhead Software
Over the years, Reason has seen many additions of new features, big and small. In this article we’re going to take a closer look at some of the small and sometimes overlooked items that were overshadowed by new instruments and other major features that stole the spotlight.
Videos
Sequencer Basic Concepts by Propellerhead Software
This video will show users of previous versions of Reason how to get going in the new sequencer in Reason version 4. Part 1 covers basic concepts.
Recording in the Sequencer by Propellerhead Software
This video will show users of previous versions of Reason how to get going in the new sequencer in Reason version 4. Part 2 covers recording.

