 Reason Midi Drop Out, Reason's midi functions useless after... |
 sam. 31 août 2002, 09:44
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I am trying out the software sequencing thing... its much different than a MPC, thats for sure. I'm not ready to give up yet though, it could get interesting.
My question for you intelligent souls is dealing with Reason and Recycle. Typically, I start a track up in Reason and switch back and forth between that and Recycle when I need to import loops. The only problem with this strategy is that when I go back to Reason (everytime) the midi in does not respond, at all. I have tried everything that I can think of, even checking oms. I swear I am not on crack and yes, initially when I open Reason, the midi does work. If this helps, this is my setup: Roland Juno 106 or Yamaha CS6X connected via midi to Digi 001, Reason and Recycle software (as well as Protools, which I do not use during the creation of the track), Mac G4 DP 550 (overclocked) Any help with this stumbling block would be greatly appreciated. |
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 dim. 1 sept. 2002, 06:01
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try phatmatik.
 it does all that recycle does but as a vst plugin.  meaning, you can adjust your loops "real-time" from within your sequencer at any stage of your tracks developement. 
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theB94 Reason Midi Drop Out sam. 31 août 2002, 09:44
Mr.T QUOTE I start a track up in Reason and switch back... sam. 31 août 2002, 11:23 theB94 For instance, I had a loop that I had imported fro... sam. 31 août 2002, 17:58
theB94 for anyone with the same probs:
Why does Reason s... mar. 10 sept. 2002, 07:11 |
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