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Re: Reason recording Posted by James (from: 208.36.61.135) on October 01, 2002 at 19:44:54: In Reply to: Re: Reason recording posted by CJ on September 30, 2002 at 17:42:34: : hi James, : Here's how to record your Redrum pattern to the sequencer: : 1. Select the 'Redrum' track on the sequencer page. : 2. Select (click on) the Redrum machine in the rack. : 3. Go in the 'edit' menu and select the option 'copy pattern to track'. Reason will place copies of your pattern into the seqencer page between the loop points. : Then, either: : 4a. You will need to disable the Redrum's internal seqencer once you have done this by clicking on the two lights above the RUN button. (Enable pattern section & Pattern) : or : 4b. go in the edit menu again and select 'Clear Pattern'. You can then add additional percussion on top of your seqenced beats. : Sorted. U might find it useful to note that the 'edit' menu in Reason changes depending on which device you have selected in your rack - there is some cool extra features in here. : Hope this helps. : C That worked perfectly thank you. Now I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to save the song I create in the sequencer as a sound file such as a wav or an aiff. If I just go to save song as wav or aiff all of the sound I've programed all start at the same time where as if I create a song in the sequencer certain items such as a drum machine will start maybe a couple of measures into the song. Thanks again Jim Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : hi James, : : Here's how to record your Redrum pattern to the sequencer: : : 1. Select the 'Redrum' track on the sequencer page. : : 2. Select (click on) the Redrum machine in the rack. : : 3. Go in the 'edit' menu and select the option 'copy pattern to track'. Reason will place copies of your pattern into the seqencer page between the loop points. : : Then, either: : : 4a. You will need to disable the Redrum's internal seqencer once you have done this by clicking on the two lights above the RUN button. (Enable pattern section & Pattern) : : or : : 4b. go in the edit menu again and select 'Clear Pattern'. You can then add additional percussion on top of your seqenced beats. : : Sorted. U might find it useful to note that the 'edit' menu in Reason changes depending on which device you have selected in your rack - there is some cool extra features in here. : : Hope this helps. : : C : : That worked perfectly thank you. Now I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to save the song I create in the sequencer as a sound file such as a wav or an aiff. If I just go to save song as wav or aiff all of the sound I've programed all start at the same time where as if I create a song in the sequencer certain items such as a drum machine will start maybe a couple of measures into the song. : Thanks again : Jim Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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