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Introduction
About this chapter
About this manual
About the Reason operating system versions
Conventions in the manual
The Authorization system
Managing additional content
Reassigning the Function Keys in Mac OS X
About automatic program updates
Common Operations and Concepts
Areas, windows and basic navigation
General window techniques
Editing parameters
Tool Tips
Context menus
Undo and Redo
On-screen Piano Keys
Using the On-screen Piano Keys
Audio Basics
How Reason communicates with your audio hardware
System signal paths
General information about audio and computers
Sequencer Functions
Introduction
Sequencer area overview
Track details
Lane details
Clip basics
Toolbar details
Ruler details
Transport Panel details
About the Inspector
Recording in the Sequencer
General recording functions
Audio recording details
Note recording details
Parameter automation recording details
Pattern automation recording details
Tempo automation recording
Arranging in the Sequencer
Clip handling
Inserting bars
Removing bars
Audio Editing in the Sequencer
Edit Modes, Stretch & Transpose Types and Clip Types
Editing audio in Slice Edit mode
Editing audio in Pitch Edit mode
Editing audio in the Comp Editor
Comping audio
Common audio editing functions
Changing the tempo and transposition of the audio
Audio and tempo matching
Editing audio using the Inspector
Note and Automation Editing
The Edit Mode
Tool Window editing tools
Note editing
Multi Lanes editing
Automation editing
Note and automation editing in the Inspector
Working with Blocks in the Sequencer
Introduction
Arrangement Views
Editing Blocks in the Block View
Arranging Blocks in the Song View
Working with the Rack
Rack device procedures
Working with Players
Overview
Using Players
Dual Arpeggio
Note Echo
Scales & Chords
Tips & Tricks
Working with Rack Extensions
What are Rack Extensions?
Trying and buying Rack Extensions
Installing and managing Rack Extensions
Using Rack Extensions in Reason
Working with VST Plugins
About VST plugins
Installing and enabling VST plugins
Using VST plugins in Reason
The Plugin Rack Device
Managing VST plugins
Sounds, Patches and the Browser
About patches
About ReFills
Using the Browser
Routing Audio and CV
Signal types
About cables
Automatic routing
Manual routing
Using CV and Gate
The Main Mixer
Overview
Navigating in the Main Mixer
Managing mixer channels
The channel strip
The Master Section strip
Automating mixer parameters
Working with effects
Output Busses
Parallel Channels
Solo, Mute and Send FX logic
Remote controlling the Main Mixer
Advanced routing tips and tricks
Delay Compensation
About Delay Compensation in Reason
How the Delay Compensation works
Song File Handling
Opening Songs
Closing Songs
Creating Songs
Saving Songs
Audio data and Scratch Disk settings
Importing and exporting Standard MIDI Files
Importing and Exporting Audio
Importing audio
Exporting audio
Sampling
Overview
General sampling functions
Sampling
Editing samples
Sample management
The ReGroove Mixer
The ReGroove Mixer
Groove Settings
Working with grooves
Groovy tips & tricks
ReGroove patches in the Factory Sounds bank
Remote - Playing and Controlling Devices
About Remote
Setting up
Remote basics
Locking a surface to a device
Remote Override
Additional Remote Overrides...
Keyboard Control
Saving Remote Setups
ReWire
Why use Reason with ReWire?
Introducing ReWire!
How does it work?
Launching and quitting applications
Using the Transport and Tempo controls
Routing audio
Routing MIDI via ReWire 2
Converting ReWire channels to audio tracks
Synchronization and Advanced MIDI
Synchronization to MIDI Clock
Synchronization using Ableton Link
Advanced MIDI - The External Control Bus inputs
Optimizing Performance
Optimization and latency reduction
Optimizing your computer system
Optimizing Songs
RAM requirements
Hardware Interface
Sampling Input section
Advanced MIDI Device
More Audio
The Big Meter
Kong Drum Designer
Overview
About file formats
Using patches
Pad Settings
The Drum and FX section
The Drum modules
The Support Generator modules
The FX modules
Connections
Using Kong as an effect device
Using external effects with Kong
Redrum Drum Computer
Sampling in Redrum
About file formats
Using patches
Programming patterns
Redrum parameters
Using Redrum as a sound module
Connections
Dr. Octo Rex Loop Player
About REX file formats
Loading and saving Dr. Octo Rex patches
Playing Loops
Adding Loops
Playing individual Loop Slices
Creating sequencer notes
Slice handling
Dr. Octo Rex panel parameters
Dr. Octo Rex synth parameters
Connections
Europa Shapeshifting Synthesizer
Panel overview
Signal flow
Playing and using Europa
Panel reference
Connections
Tips and Tricks
Grain Sample Manipulator
Panel overview
Playing and using Grain
Panel reference
Connections
Tips and Tricks
Thor Polysonic Synthesizer
Thor elements
The Controller panel
Using the Programmer
Modulation bus routing section
Step Sequencer
Connections
Subtractor Synthesizer
The Oscillator Section
The Filter Section
Envelopes - General
LFO Section
Play Parameters
External Modulation
Connections
Malström Synthesizer
The Oscillator section
The Modulator section
The Filter section
Routing
The play controls
Connections
Routing external audio to the filters
ID8 Instrument Device
Using the ID8
Radical Piano
Using Radical Piano
Connections
Additional external control
Klang Tuned Percussion
Panel overview
Using Klang
Global performance and “play” controls
Panel controls
Connections
Pangea World Instruments
Panel overview
Using Pangea
Global performance and “play” controls
Panel controls
Connections
Humana Vocal Ensemble
Panel overview
Using Humana
Global performance and “play” controls
Panel controls
Connections
NN-XT Sampler
Sampling in NN-XT
Panel overview
Loading complete Patches and REX files
Using the main panel
Overview of the Remote Editor panel
About Samples and Zones
Selections and Edit Focus
Adjusting parameters
Managing Zones and Samples
Working with Grouping
Working with Key Ranges
Setting Root Notes and Tuning
Using Automap
Layered, crossfaded and velocity switched sounds
Using Alternate
Sample parameters
Group parameters
Synth parameters
Connections
NN-19 Sampler
General sampling principles
About audio file formats
Sampling in NN-19
About Key Zones and samples
Automap Samples
NN-19 synth parameters
Play Parameters
Connections
External MIDI Instrument
Using the External MIDI Instrument
Connections
Tips & Tricks
Pulveriser
Parameters
Modulation inputs and outputs
Demolition tips and tricks
The Echo
Parameters
CV/Gate inputs
The Breakout Jacks
Tips and Tricks
Alligator Triple Filtered Gate
Overview and signal flow
Parameters
Audio connections
CV connections
The built-in patterns
Methods and Tips
Audiomatic Retro Transformer
Using Audiomatic Retro Transformer
Connections
Softube Amps
Using the Softube Amps
SynchronousTimed Effect Modulator
Panel overview
Using Synchronous
Panel reference
About automation of display section parameters
Connections
Scream 4 Sound Destruction Unit
BV512 Vocoder
Setting up for basic vocoding
Using the BV512 as an equalizer
BV512 parameters
Connections
Automation
Tips and tricks
RV7000 Mk II Advanced Reverb
Reverb algorithms and parameters
The EQ section
The Gate section
CV Inputs
Neptune Pitch Adjuster and Voice Synth
Overview and basic concepts
Setting up for pitch processing
Using pitch correction
Using pitch shifting (Transpose)
Using Formant control
Using the Voice Synth
Panel parameters
Connections
Pitch adjustment tips and tricks
The MClass Effects
The MClass Equalizer
The MClass Stereo Imager
The MClass Compressor
The MClass Maximizer
Half-Rack Effects
DDL-1 Digital Delay Line
CF-101 Chorus/Flanger
Spider Audio Merger & Splitter
Spider CV Merger & Splitter
RV-7 Digital Reverb
D-11 Foldback Distortion
ECF-42 Envelope Controlled Filter
PH-90 Phaser
UN-16 Unison
COMP-01 Auto Make-up Gain Compressor
PEQ-2 Two Band Parametric EQ
The Combinator
Creating Combinator devices
Combinator elements
About internal and external connections
Adding devices to a Combi
Combi handling
Sequencer tracks and playing Combis
The Controller panel
Using the Programmer
Pulsar Dual LFO
Panel parameters
Modulation inputs and outputs
Tips and Tricks
RPG-8 Arpeggiator
Using the RPG-8
RPG-8 Parameters
CV connections
Tips and tricks
Matrix Pattern Sequencer
Programming patterns
Example usage
Mixer 14:2
The Channel Strip
The Mixer signal flow
About the EQ modes
The Auxiliary Return Section
The Master Fader
Connections
Chaining several Mixer 14:2 devices
The Line Mixer 6:2
Channel parameters
The Auxiliary Return section
Master level
Connections
Menu and Dialog Reference
File menu
Edit menu
Create menu
Options menu
Window menu (Windows version)
Window menu (Mac OS X version)
Help menu
Key Commands