I'd be up for working with someone (or lots of people) on a track sometime. I'm relatively new to Reason and've kinda worked it all out on my own so it could be useful to learn any new tricks from an old hand or I could help teach anyone new. My most successful attempts at making music have been either Hip-hop or Dubstep orientated but I'm open to all / any styles so if anyone fancies a go... post away!

Some of my music is here soundcloud.c om/mrmitri - (remove the space between the c and the o, I'm still <10 posts ): ) Ebb/Riptide Flow, Groombridge Pear and the Communist Rap Track (stupid names, but hey) are the most polished tracks on there so go for those if you'd like an idea of what I do (:

Here's hoping someone's interested!

Mitri,

This forum is pretty dead - most of the core knowledge base who used this site have migrated and started a brand new forum to replace this one, because this forum:

1) isn't moderated,
2) doesn't have enough going on
3) questions are left unanswered
4) bots spamming posts

.... etc.

Check out the forum in my signature. We have a collab going on right now, and it's not too late to join up and join in.

We only stick around here until the end of the month to steer people who are interested to the new forum.

In the new forum, we have dedicated sections for questions, a section to post your tracks and have them listend to and reviewed, and also an expanding tutorials section.

Join us!

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