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    Reason 8 303 - Synthesis Explored.
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    • 1

      The Modulation Matrix in Thor will let you modulation nearly anything with ______ .

    • 2

      In FM Synthesis, we need two signals. A Carrier signal, and a _______ signal.

    • 3

      LFO stands for...

    • 4

      In Reason's Malström, when we don't select any of the boxes from routing the signal, where does the sound go? 

    • 5

      What type of synthesis are you using if you start with a very rich sound and carve things aways from it to get the sound you want.

    • 6

      There are ____ semitones in an octave.

    • 7

      In a combinator, we can only add 1 effect per device. True or false?

    • 8

      Which of the following is a parameter for fine-tuning the pitch?

    • 9

      For a typical Lead sound, we want the attack on the amplitude envelope to be slow. True or false?

    • 10

      The Reason devices used in this course are Subtractor, Malström, and:

    • 11

      Timbre is:

    • 12

      Which type of filter will attenuate high frequencies?

    • 13

      If you want to hear both oscillators in Subtractor, you should leave the Mix knob all the way on the right. True or false?

    • 14

      In Subtractive Synthesis, what are we "subtracting"? 

    • 15

      The Sustain parameter sets the:

    • 16

      To get to the back of a Reason device, in order to see the routing and cabling, we use the ______ keyboard shortcut.

    • 17

      We start Thor's pattern sequencer by pressing the Run button, with one of three settings: Repeat, 1-Shot, or Step. What does the 1-shot setting do?

    • 18

      ADSR stands for:

    • 19

      The button we press to reveal the "guts" of Thor is: 

    • 20

      A very slow attack and release on the Amp Envelope is good to create:

    • 21

      In Reason's Malström, when we turn the Motion knob to the left, we are: 

    • 22

      What are the 4 basic sections of a subtractive synthesizer?

    • 23

      What are the four most standard waveforms?

    • 24

      Velocity refers to how hard we play the note on a keyboard. In Subtractor, this can be applied to: 

    • 25

      Basically, Maelström's Mod A and Mod B sections are:

    Reason 8 303
    Synthesis Explored
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