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THE SEQUENCER - BASICS
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About the Sequencer
The sequencer is your main composition tool in Reason. This is where you
record notes, controllers, device parameter automation and pattern changes.
In this chapter you will find descriptions of all basic procedures; recording,
playing back and handling sequencer tracks. For descriptions of editing,
quantizing, using groups, etc, please refer to the electronic documentation.
The relation between the Sequencer and the Rack
In the sequencer, data is recorded and played back on tracks (much like
tracks on a multi-track tape recorder).
A track can be connected to an instrument device in the rack, so that data on
the track is sent to the device on playback. Each track can only be connected
to one device at a time, but it is possible to have several tracks that all play
the same device.
It is possible to have tracks that are not connected to any device. Notes on a
disconnected track will not be heard on playback (since there is no device to
play them). Similarly, it is possible to have instrument devices without se-
quencer tracks.
The Main Sequencer vs. Pattern Sequencers
As described in the chapter “Using Pattern Devices”, the main sequencer in-
teracts with the built-in sequencers in pattern devices in the following ways:
➜ The sequencer and all devices use the tempo, as set on the trans-
port panel.
➜ If you start playback for the main sequencer (on the transport
panel), all pattern devices will automatically start as well.
That is, provided the pattern sequencer isn’t disabled for a device (see
page 64).
➜ Pattern changes will always happen at the start of a bar in the main
sequencer (regardless of the pattern lengths).
This only applies to pattern changes made “live” on the device panel.
Pattern changes played back from the sequencer will happen at their ex-
act position. See the electronic documentation.
For details, see page 64.
The tracks
are listed in
the track list.
Recorded events on different tracks.
The icons in this column indicate to which device type each track is connected.
The selected track is
connected to the
“Sampler 3” device
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- INSTALLATION 7
- Welcome! 8
- About the manuals 8
- What is in the Reason 9
- Requirements 9
- About the Audio Hardware 10
- About MIDI Interfaces 11
- Installing the Software 12
- The Factory Sound Bank 12
- SETTING UP 13
- About this Chapter 14
- Setting up the Audio 15
- Hardware 15
- About Latency 16
- Setting up MIDI Input 17
- Setting Sound and Patch 18
- Search Paths 18
- QUICK TUTORIAL 19
- Playing a Song 20
- Creating a new song 21
- Guided Tour 26
- The Transport Panel 27
- The Sequencer 27
- The Devices 28
- NN19 Digital Sampler 29
- Dr. Rex Loop Player 29
- Redrum Drum Computer 29
- The Matrix Pattern Sequencer 31
- ReBirth Input Machine 31
- Conventions in the Manual 34
- Making Settings 34
- Multi Mode Selectors 35
- Numerical Values 35
- Tool Tips 36
- Context menus 36
- About Multiple Undos 37
- Window Techniques 38
- AUDIO BASICS 39
- About this chapter 40
- How Reason 40
- About Sample Rates and 41
- Resolutions 41
- About Audio Levels 42
- Master Tune 42
- MANAGING THE RACK 43
- Navigating in the Rack 44
- Creating Devices 44
- Selecting Devices 45
- Deleting Devices 45
- Reordering Devices 45
- Duplicating Devices 46
- Cut, Copy and Paste 46
- A Quick Note on Routing 47
- Manual Routing 48
- Using pop-up menus 49
- Disconnecting Devices 49
- Hiding and Showing Cables 49
- Checking Connections 49
- Naming Devices 50
- Folding and Unfolding 51
- THE SEQUENCER - BASICS 53
- About the Sequencer 54
- Sequencer window 55
- Managing Tracks 56
- Moving Tracks 57
- Duplicating Tracks 57
- Deleting Tracks 57
- About the two Views 58
- About the Ruler, Song 58
- Position and Locators 58
- Transport Controls 59
- Overview 59
- Setting Up for Recording 59
- Recording 60
- Playback and Positioning 61
- Using the Loop 62
- Mute and Solo 63
- What else can I do in the 63
- USING PATTERN DEVICES 65
- What are Pattern Devices? 66
- Selecting Patterns 67
- Programming a Pattern 68
- Clearing a Pattern 69
- Using Cut, Copy and Paste 69
- Pattern Functions 69
- THE BROWSER 71
- Background 72
- Reason File Formats 73
- The Browser 74
- Getting Info 75
- The Preview function 75
- Opening files 75
- Handling Missing Sounds 76
- Auto Search 77
- Download ReFill 77
- Proceeding 77
- WORKING WITH PATCHES 79
- What are Patches? 80
- Selecting a Patch 80
- Saving Patches 81
- Copying and Pasting 82
- Patches between Devices 82
- Initializing Patches 82
- SONG FILE HANDLING 83
- About Self-contained 84
- Song Information 85
- Saving a Song 86
- Publishing a Song 86
- Opening a Song 86
- Closing a Song 86
- Creating a New Song 87
- Creating a Default Song 87
- Exporting as an Audio File 88
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