52 Reason / Record Tips - Week 35: Edit Your Loops and Stretch to Tempo

[@kevin12567]

Thank you for showing how to do this! The Stretch Clip to Tempo feature will make remixing existing songs or creating mash-ups of two different songs so much easier!

[@brodiemoshe9098]

Instablaster.

[@Einhardovic]

Another great week, another great feature. Thanks a lot.

[@goldadministrator]

absolutly great. thanks for the tutorial. Ive seen the fade-in function. I also will try to use the ALT key on Windows Record audio file to stretch it next time. Great.

[@reasona-z1147]

I don't know how you guys at Propellerhead be doing it but keep it baby lol....

[@Telekon5]

@WanderingWallaby Yes, but imagine if you had a loop that didn't fit correctly into the bar measures, you could fix that using this technique and then export the loop for rex file conversion. This is a great new feature long overdue.

[@sugarshackstudios4889]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@DerHobbist]

Hi , yes ... RECORD 1.5 is the greatest programm ... , nice video .... nice channel ... i often will look here

[@Karnnos]

@joshmolina3 You can always use Ableton and Reason together to make a really powerful tool.

[@funkyvent]

Great lesson here!

[@theshamanrapper]

For mac users: use the option key and then drag your audio to desired length.

[@sophiafortyfour]

Thanks man!

[@choirboi04]

@goldadministrator I had to use the ctrl and not ALT for it to work for me and I'm using windows as well.

[@TheMax200g]

Nice beats! What songs are they from?

[@varnishyourboard]

Ctrl drag on windows. Now I know. Great videos.

[@_MisterG]

Great vid - as usual - but I still see myself using ReCycle to get the clips I want rather than the new features.

[@randiseriss]

how do i bring a song that has no definite tempo into a proper bpm even tho its going up and down as in sometimes its 119 sometimes it 121

[@Shaftsus]

I'm having a really bad problem with a remix i'm doing, i imported one file and copied and pasted different samples of it, but each sample takes up the same memory as the whole original song (60mb) and it has taken over 20 GBs of my hard drive. I don't want to delete it, is there anyway I can delete the excess stuff in the audio clips I don't need? Even when I cut it it still has the whole original song saved in the shortened samples, there must be a few hundred of them.

[@Shaftsus]

NVM just got to that part of the tutorial, that was the most important thing about audio editing, now its taking a lifetime for reason to render these clips.

[@jehfree562]

Anyone know what percussion that loop is from?

[@mcRioRemedy]

great tip number 35

[@newrorican]

what i don't understand is, they took something so great like this, and only put it in record. audio stretching is a great tool for hip hop production. why limit reason 5. is it just for sales for record? -NewRo

[@peteharman1061]

remember audio clips only exist in record and not in reason ... I don't get what that means . can anyone explain .

[@ReasonStudios]

Hey Pete! That's an old video. Reason as you know it used to be two different programs called Reason (the synths and drum machines) and Record (the mixing and audio recording), which functioned together. And if that sounds confusing, that's because IT WAS! :) Which is why we combined it all into just Reason in version 6. /ryan

[@dannyho6786]

thanx JB

[@Buoy2]

Record should have a BPM counter for each sequencer track in the same place as the tuner and level monitor

[@tintala]

i keep forgetting to bounce clip/

[@silvertrigga]

Lol.. DMX rapped on this beat on his "It's Dark and Hell is Hot" Album

[@Noodles8ify]

He's easing in

[@AABattery]

Monotron

[@NefTheDamaja]

wow. I haven't even notice this feature. Haha

[@AuxonSound]

easy as that :)

[@tuva600]

Propellerhead over abelton

[@henhouse602productions5]

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