stutter/tremolo effect in reason 4 - help

[rickyrich]

Hi

does anyone know how to create a tremolo sound on a long sustained note in reason 4?

I find a way to do it anywhere.

[eastern electrics]

Assign an LFO to the Level-parameter (NN-XT)
(easiest method but not the only way to do this)

[futures_untold]

This is correct. Assign an LFO from any cv modulation source to the volume control on your sound source or the mixer channel your sound source is passing through.

[rickyrich]

okay, i am using the malstrom so how do i assign LFO to level?

i only know how to do that kind of thing in thor.

[eastern electrics]

just as Futures Untold said:

flip the rack.
connect the mod A/B CV-Out from your Mastroem to any Level CV-IN
(in the mixer for example.)

[futures_untold]

okay, i am using the malstrom so how do i assign LFO to level?

i only know how to do that kind of thing in thor.

Read the fucking manual.

If you did, you know that in the Mod B section, there is a knob labelled 'vol' that is automatically routed to the master volume control on the Malstrom.

Next you'll be asking us how to make wobble

I don't mind helping people with problems, but basic shit where you haven't bothered to do simple research into the matter yourself is vexing.

Did you try searching Youtube for tutorial vids? ---> http://www.youtube.com/results?search_t ... eason&aq=f

or ---> http://www.youtube.com/results?search_t ... eason&aq=f

Or google? ---> http://tinyurl.com/c25com

I'm sorry if I come across as a tnuc Rickyrich, but if you'd thought about the problem for two minutes, you would've sussed out where to find info for yourself..... I mean, you even made the effort to post on DSF with the question, so clearly you're willing to learn!

[rickyrich]

cheers, i only just realised all i needed to do was change the rate and vol on mod B. Took me 2 seconds, I now have stutter. Duh - i should really read the manual.

I can wobble though so don't worry about that