Reason 4 Tutorial DVD Released by ASK Video : Fri, 28 Dec 2007 : Music Industry Newswire™

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Reason 4 Tutorial DVD Released by ASK Video

by Jesse JJ Jame
published Fri, 28 Dec 2007 – 18:06:38 +0000 UTCNo Comment

ONTARIO, Canada — ASK Video Interactive Media, a leading creator of software tutorials on DVD, is now shipping a new DVD Video Tutorial featuring over five hours of instruction on Propellerhead’s Reason version 4.

Reason version 4 is a virtual studio rack rebuilt from the ground up with all the tools and instruments you need to turn your ideas into music. Morgan Pottruff, aka Morg, author of ASK’s popular Live and Melodyne Tutorial DVDs, returns to show you all the new features of Reason 4; a brand new sequencer, a revolutionary groove tool, a stunning arpeggiator and Thor, the synths to end all synths.

This all-new Mac/PC DVD contains 41 video tutorials totaling more than 5 hours presented in ultra-high quality with an easy to navigate interface. Topics begin with Installation, Preferences, Menus, and Mixer and move through in depth tutorials on the Instruments/Synths, Effects, Apreggiator, Sequencer, ReWire, Sync, and Final Mix. A bonus section rounds out the DVD with two Tips and Tricks segments where Morg puts Reason to work with some clever and inspiring demos to help fuel creativity.

The Reason 4 Tutorial DVD is a great resource for all levels of Reason users.

Pricing and Availability:
Reason 4 DVD Tutorial is available now for $55 USD. Ordering information and video examples are available at www.askvideo.com.

[tags]Propellerhead Reason 4, ASK Video tutorial for Reason, music software education[/tags]

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