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VST in Reason - Duration: 12:54.

Today, we're going to look at using VST instruments and effects inside Reason.

If you've been making music with Reason for a while you know how monumental of a change

that is.

But here's the coolest part - it's really no change at all.

Bringing VSTs into Reason's rack instead invites them to join in on everything we've

always loved about Reason's quick creativity, flexibility, and endless possibility - allowing

you to now get all the sounds you want, and even making music with VSTs in ways only possible

in Reason's modular rack.

The best way to show you what I mean is to make a song together using all of Reason's

rack device types from Reason Devices, Rack Extensions, Players, and now VST instruments

and effects, too.

In order to stay focused on the new VST techniques in this video, we'll move more swiftly through

the Reason tricks and devices we've covered in other videos.

VSTs come in all shapes, sizes, and designed for every stage of the creative process.

Founder and CEO of Output Gregg Lehrman likes to focus their instruments on the initial

spark of creativity.

We always start with, "what is a product that you can sit down and start a track with?"

Anybody who makes music should be able to find inspiration and creativity and that's

really where we start.

So let's do exactly that by starting our idea with some of their instruments.

VST instruments or effects you have installed on your computer will show up in Reason's

browser alongside built-in rack devices and Rack Extensions.

Output's sound libraries run inside the Native Instruments Kontakt Player, which currently

appears in our browser using a default VST logo.

This is how VSTs will look when first installed.

Let's drag the Kontakt Player into the rack and what loads is Reason's new Plugin Rack

Device which houses our VST plugins.

Initially the Plugin Rack Device is very straight forward.

We have a patch browser for any plugins that use standard .fxb and .fxp patches, Pitch

and Mod Wheels… and a display screen also currently showing a default "VST" label.

To open the Kontakt Player plugin window we simply click anywhere on the Plugin Rack Device's

glass display.

Let's load Output's Analog Strings which has some great string and synthesizer hybrid

sounds.

Pluck sounds are a great way to start song ideas so we'll use this one but before we

close our plugin window and get on with the music let's first bring our attention to

the buttons at the top of the plugin window, particularly the Screenshot button.

Back when we scrolled to the Kontakt Player in our Browser, the VST displayed a default

logo.

If we click the Screenshot button and close our plugin window you can see that we now

have a device thumbnail displayed in our browser alongside our other rack devices.

It's also displayed on the Plugin Rack Device's front panel.

Once you take a screenshot of your VST it will appear in all new song documents going

forward.

If you've gotten to know Reason's Players you already know how great they are for writing

and exploring new musical phrases.

Players work with VST instruments the same way they do for everything in the Reason rack.

I'm going to do one of my favorite Note Echo tricks by creating wide parallel harmony

notes which I'll then fit into my song's key by dragging in a Scales and Chords player.

The result of these Players with Output's Analog Strings is a super fun pluck sound

that I can explore…and record.

Let's add to this idea with another Output library perfectly suited to modern sounding

hooks: Exhale.

You're now familiar with the process… we'll drag the same Kontakt Player into

the rack… open it up… and load an Exhale preset.

Exhale is an instrument which maps vocal loops and slices across the keyboard so we can create

our own juggled sample parts.

Like this…

But sound design and creative production isn't limited to just what the VST plugin itself

can do.

We can process VST plugins in our rack just like we would process any rack device.

If I wanted to run this vocal hook through a Rack Extension filter, I just drag it in

below and it cables itself to our Plugin Rack Device.

I'll draw in a little filter automation and suddenly we've got a song building.

But of course, Reason's sequencer automation like this isn't limited to Rack Extensions.

We can automate VST Plugin parameters using the sequencer too.

To demonstrate, let's add another VST instrument to our song.

Serum by Xfer Records is a highly popular synthesizer championed by producers of EDM,

Trap, Pop, and seemingly every other genre these days.

Let's record a part for our song.

If we wanted to automate Serum's built in filter we have three options.

We could of course just click record in our sequencer and start adjusting the filter cutoff

on Serum.

Our automation is captured perfectly in the sequencer.

If you prefer to draw automation points in by hand, you can instead use the Automation

button atop the Plugin Window.

Click it once to activate it and now click the parameter you want to automate.

In this case, that's Filter Cutoff.

Once clicked, a Filter Cutoff automation lane appears in the sequencer ready for you to

draw in automation points.

In the third method, if you like to work with control surfaces you can assign VST plugin

parameters to your control surface using the Remote button and a similar process.

This time click the Remote button to activate the assignment process.

Then click the parameter you want to control.

Reason's Edit Remote window pops up where you can choose your controller and which knob

or fader on it will adjust the plugin's Filter Cutoff.

Now we can record automation using our controller.

To those of you who make music using the front of Reason's rack, automate sounds via the

sequencer, and play instruments using controllers… congratulations.

You've learned everything you need to learn about the Plugin Rack Device and using VSTs

in Reason.

Now to those of you who like to dive deeper into Reason's advanced world of CV modular

routing and the back of the rack, let's take a tour of how the Plugin Rack Device

brings Reason's CV magic to VST plugins.

I'll search my Instruments in the browser for Dune 2 by Synapse Audio.

If you know and love the Antidote Rack Extension also by Synapse Audio, Dune 2's sounds won't

disappoint.

To sequence Dune 2 lets bring in the Korde Sequencer by Lectric Panda and load one of

its pattern presets.

We connect the Korde Sequencer to our Dune 2 VST plugin by flipping to the back of Reason's

rack using the Tab key.

We can drag cables from Korde's Gate and Note CV outputs to the Plugin Rack Device's

Gate and CV Inputs.

Now if I play some chords the Korde Sequencer generates a pattern from those incoming notes

to send to our VST instrument.

I can even drag a Scales and Chords Player above the Korde Sequencer to convert single

notes on my keyboard into colorful chord patterns.

One cool thing about Korde Sequencer, and routing in Reason's rack in general, is

that one device can control many things.

Korde Sequencer has several Gate and CV outputs and several pattern lanes.

That means that if I were to drag in another VST Instrument, like Synthmaster 1, and load

a patch…

I could also connect it to the Korde Sequencer using the same technique.

This time it's the second set of Gate and Note CV cables will go to Synthmaster 1's

Gate and CV input.

I can now program the second pattern lane, which will use the same incoming chords to

generate a bass line.

With our other VST instruments and the drums I've programmed in Kong, we've got something

of a Tropical House vibe going here.

We'll round out this song idea with a top line synth melody.

I know we've been focusing purposely on VST instruments so far in this tutorial but

there are fantastic sounding Rack Extension instruments and effects for Reason - and Blamsoft's

Expanse is one great example.

Let's record a line…

To process this sound further lets bring a VST audio effect into our signal chain by

dragging a Fab Filter Pro-Q 2 beneath Expanse and clicking its thumbnail to open it.

Fab Filter is an EQ plugin typically used in mixing and mastering, thanks to its built

in Spectrum Visualizer and up to 24 bands of EQ that go from subtle… to surgical.

We can easily set up a custom band pass style filter using the Pro-Q 2 but one thing we

can't easily do inside the plugin itself is to sweep these five EQ bands as a group

- and certainly not in a musical or rhythmic way.

This is a perfect job for the Plugin Rack Device's CV Programmer.

You may recognize this style of modulation routing from Reason's Thor Synthesizer or

many other plugins which use a similar method to set up modulation control.

Our first step is to teach the Plugin Rack Device which parameter inside the VST we want

to control.

We do that with the "LEARN" button.

I'll click "learn" on the CV Programmer's first row and our Fab Filter pops up, where

I can select the first EQ band… and click its Frequency knob.

You can see that our CV Programmer has assigned our first parameter correctly to Band 1's

Frequency.

Since we have five bands, we just need to do that a few more times for EQ Band 2, 3,

and so on.

You'll notice each row in the CV Programmer now displays the correct EQ band and also

its "Base Value."

This base value represents where the VST plugin's parameter is currently set.

If I lower the base value of "Band 1 Frequency" on our CV Programmer you'll see the plugin

follow along.

And it works both ways, too… if I adjust the EQ band in the plugin itself, you'll

see the base value update to reflect the new position.

I want to control all of these bands with just one CV signal.

I could use any number of Reason Devices or Rack Extensions to do this but let's use

the Matrix Pattern Sequencer.

I'll drag it beneath my Plugin Rack Device while holding down Shift, flip the rack, and

drag a cable from the Matrix's Curve CV to Modulation CV Input 1 on the Plugin Rack

Device.

If we return to the front of the rack you'll notice that by default each row of the CV

Programmer is set to an incrementally higher CV input jack… but we can reassign all five

of our EQ bands to be controlled by the single CV cable we've connected to CV Input 1.

Let's switch our Matrix to Curve Edit Mode and draw in some stepped CV values.

When we press play now, the Matrix pattern sequencer sends these values to our Plugin

Rack Device, where the CV Programmer then routes them to our plugin's EQ bands.

The result is that our Matrix Pattern Sequencer is moving all five bands of our EQ simultaneously

and most importantly, musically to our beat.

If we want to scale back the range of the modulation signal we can do that with the

Amount slider in each parameter row.

If I adjust them all downward to the same value our sweeping movement continues in lock-step

but you can see we've narrowed the range of that sweeping.

As deep as we went today, we've only scratched the surface of what can happen when you combine

the sounds from VST instruments or effects with the creativity of Reason's Rack Devices

and Rack Extension plugins.

From here though, it's up to you to see which VSTs inspire you, what new sounds they

can make with your Rack Extensions, and just where your music might go.

So have fun!

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Creating your Deployment Configuration using MST - Duration: 5:41.

In this video, we cover how to create the MST File required for deploying SupportAssist configuration on systems that you manage.

Getting SupportAssist set up to monitor your company's numerous Dell systems is a 3-step process.

First, extract SupportAssist installer package on one system and launch the Setup Manager wizard.

For step 2, create the MST file.

And for step 3, you must deploy SupportAssist installer package along with the MST file to each system.

This video covers step 2 in the process.

Before you begin creating the MST file, ensure that:

You have logged in to a system with administrator rights and the system has internet connectivity.

To begin, open the Setup Manager wizard.

To learn how to open the wizard, you can watch the Accessing Setup Manager video.

Ensure that all the prerequisites are met and click Next.

Click Create new configuration and click Next.

Then, go through the terms of the Dell system information sharing agreement, select I allow Dell to collect Service Tag and other system usage details, and then click Next.

First, we will select the internet connection settings for the local system.

Note, the term local system refers to the system you will use for creating the SupportAssist deployment configuration files or package.

You can choose Connect Directly If your local system connects to the internet directly.

In this example, the local system connects to the internet through a proxy server.

Therefore, we will select Connect via Proxy, and then enter the proxy server address and port.

We clear the This proxy requires authentication option because the proxy server does not require authentication.

Next, we will select the internet connection settings for the target systems.

Note: The target systems refer to all systems on which you will deploy SupportAssist.

For this, select Target systems have different settings.

In this example, we will choose Connect Directly because the target systems connect to the internet directly.

Please note that the SupportAssist Setup Manager wizard does not verify the internet connectivity of target systems.

Click Next.

And click Next again to log in to your Dell My Account.

If you plan to manage your SupportAssist alerts from TechDirect, you need to have a My Account with the credentials that matches with the credentials of your TechDirect account.

If you do not have a My Account, create one by visiting the dell.com/My Account page.

If you do not have TechDirect Account, visit TechDirect.com to enroll your organization.

Type the credentials of your Dell My Account and click Sign in.

Now, enter the contact information, and then select the preferred contact method.

To add a secondary contact information, select Add Secondary Contact, and then enter the details.

In this example, we clear the Add Secondary Contact option because we do to have a secondary contact.

Next, enter the shipping or service address you want to associate with alerts generated from the target systems.

After making the necessary updates, click Next.

To allow the automatic download and installation of the latest SupportAssist updates on target systems, ensure that the keep support assist updated option is selected.

And to allow Dell to collect information about installed applications, drivers, and operating system updates from your target systems, ensure that the Include Software information is selected.

To allow Dell to collect your system identity information, ensure that the identification information settings is selected.

Please note: SupportAssist does not collect any information about the usage of your applications.

When ready click Next.

Choose Windows Installer File.

Click browse and select the supportassist package MSI file that you downloaded from the Dell website.

Then, click browse to create a new folder and select it as the location to save the configuration file.

Finally, click Create.

An MST file is created at the location that you selected.

In the Summary page, you can click the location link to open the folder where the MST file is saved.

If you want to deploy SupportAssist on multiple sites with different settings, click Create New and create configuration files with the corresponding settings.

Click Close.

Now that you have completed step 2 and the MST file is created, watch the Deploying SupportAssist and MST file using SCCM video for details on how to deploy SupportAssist along with the MST file on target systems.

Note: If you have purchased systems from Dell with the custom image, SupportAssist may be preinstalled on these systems and you need to deploy only configuration on these systems.

To learn how to configure these systems, watch the Creating your deployment configuration for preinstalled systems video.

For more information or assistance, visit dell.com/supportassist

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Not drinking enough WATER Signs That Shows You Might Be In Danger !

1.

Your urine is dark yellow

that is frequently the first sign that you are not ingesting sufficient water.

normally, urine must be a mild yellow-amber colour.

while a person does now not consume enough water, the kidneys excrete a �higher concentration

of waste products in the urine, such as useless blood cells, pollution, proteins and different

merchandise that want to be removed from the body�, ensuing in darker urine.

2.Constipation

dehydration is one of the maximum commonplace causes of constipation, and constipation can

often be resolved by growing water consumption.

if you aren't completely hydrated, your frame will try and soak up water from anyplace it

may, including your colon.

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evidently, a lack of water will lead to tougher stools which are tough to skip.

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a few pay excessive charges for approaches to reduce and put off great strains and wrinkles.

previous to spending money, growth your water intake.

4.Thirst and dry mouth

trust it or not, feeling thirsty for water is an indication that you are already slightly

dehydrated.

a dry mouth regularly takes place with thirst and signifies that the mucus membranes inside

the frame need hydration.

the only way to resolve thirst and a dry mouth is to drink water at some point of the day.

5.Vulnerable immune system

dehydration will increase the awareness of pollution in the blood, that may weaken the

immune system.

most reliable hydration is vital in helping in the removal of any illness byproducts and

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Support Alistar Combo Guide in Season 7 - Duration: 2:30.

After climbing to gold in season six I wanted to share with everyone the combos I used over

the course of my 200 Alistar games. First, is your basic w q. This is the bread

and butter of any Alistar players kit. If you can't do this, you have no business

playing Alistar. Up next is the w flash q combo the easiest

way to do this is to target the enemy champion with w. Alistar will automatically walk towards

the champion, and as he is walking towards them you flash into your w range. W will automatically

cast if the vision on the enemy has not lost and no other buttons have been pressed. Then

use your q just like any other combo. Next up is using your flash to reposition

yourself so your q hits multiple enemies. To do this do the basic w q combo an as your

q animation starts you can flash in any direction you like and still have your knock-up take

effect.

Building off of this, if you delay using your q you will allow for your w to knock your

your target forward towards your enemy. Once your w hits, you can press q and then flash once the q

animation starts. By doing this you will catch both enemies in your q.

These techniques are important to remember while in lane because enemy minions can be

used to get you into a position to q flash and assist ganking junglers.

While doing these combos, sometimes it might be beneficial to not displace an enemy with

your w. To do this simply press w then q while traveling in your w and right before the knock

back is applied to the first target flash to the second to knock them up. If done properly

the first target will stay in place. My favorite combo to do as Alistar is using

the q flash combo and then using w to knock them into tower. A bad habit players can fall

into is using their flash and then using q. While you might be able to get away with doing

this at lower elos, once you start climbing doing this not only gives the enemies an opportunity

to flash or dash out of it, but they can also start to walk backwards which gives you less

time to walk behind them and finish the combo with your w.

Personally, I hate playing against vaynes, so as a bonus tip my friend and I will demonstrate

a difficult but effective counter to vayne's condemn. If you are close to vayne and she

tries condemning you, you can press w the instant the game registers her condemn. Instead

of pushing you away from her the condemn will push you towards the direction you pushed

her. Allowing to finish off your combo with your q.

Thanks guys that's all I have for today. Hit like and subscribe. Thank you guys so

much for watching.