- In Reason, make a note of the Tempo of your beat.
- Save your Reason session and quit out of Reason.
- Find your folder called your name_collabo1_audio.
- Put a copy of collabo1_audio in your folder on the Shared Media folder.
- Look at the person on your left. Ask him if he put a copy of his collabo1_audio folder in the Shared Media folder. If he says no, tell him to hurry up! If he says yes, go on to The next step.
- Find your partner's collabo1_audio folder in Shared Media and copy it to your computer.
- Ask your partner what the Tempo of his beat was.
- Launch Pro Tools.
- Start a new session.
- In the New Session window, set the Sample Rate to 44.1 kHz, and the Bit Depth to 16 bit. Name the session: your name_collabo1
- Now Import your partner's audio files and put them on new tracks.
- Change the Tempo of the session by double-clicking on this little red triangle in the timeline. Change it to whatever your partner said his beat was.
- Change the Mode to Grid.
- Find where it says Grid and click on the triangle next to the green numbers. Click on Bars and Beats.
- Find where it says Nudge and click on the triangle next to the green numbers. Click on Bars and Beats. You should then see a grid that is exactly on point with your audio files.
- Listen to the beat. In the Mix Window, make any adjustments to the volume of the track.
- Copy out the different instruments to create a beat that is at least 24 bars long.
Step 7
- In your PT session, create 1 new Stereo Aux Input. (Track>New Track)
- In the Mix Window, find the Inserts section and click on one of the double-arrows to insert a plugin.
- Click on Reason. (Multi-channel>Instrument>Reason).
- You should now have a Reason session that is running in connection with Pro Tools. Do a Save As and call this: your name_
- Using at least 4 melodic instruments (NNXTs, Thors, etc.) in Reason, create a full song based on your partner's drums. DO NOT replace these drums with your own! Make sure this song has some kind of flow - at the very least, there should be an Intro, a buildup of some sort and an Outro/Conclusion.
- Save the Reason beat.
- Save the Pro Tools session.
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