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Managing the Rack
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A Quick Note on Routing
! This section only describes the basics in routing. For detailed de-
scriptions of routing procedures and possibilities, see the elec-
tronic documentation.
Reason allows for extremely flexible routing of audio and control signals be-
tween the devices in the rack. Basically, routing can be done automatically or
manually:
Automatic Routing
Auto-routing means that Reason makes all basic audio connections for a device,
in one go. As mentioned on the previous pages, auto-routing is automatically
performed when you create a new device, and when you move, duplicate or
paste devices with [Shift] pressed.
✪ If applicable, auto-routing is automatically done in stereo.
Creating Mixers
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The first created mixer device will be routed to the Stereo inputs on
the Hardware Device.
If you create more mixers, they will be connected in series using the mixers’
Chaining connections (see the electronic documentation).
Routing a device to the Mixer
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When you create an instrument device (synth, sampler, drum ma-
chine or loop player) it is automatically routed to the first available
mixer channel.
This makes it immediately available for use.
Routing a Send Effect to the Mixer
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When you have a mixer selected and create an effect device, it will
be connected as a send effect (to the first free Aux Send/Return).
Examples of effects that lend themselves well for use as send effects are re-
verb, delay and chorus.
Routing an Effect Directly to a Device (Insert)
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When you have an instrument device selected and create an effect,
that effect will be connected as an insert effect. That is, the signal
from the device will pass through that effect and to the mixer.
Examples of effects that work well as inserts are distortion, compression and
phaser.
Auto-routing Devices after they have been Created
Here follows some additional rules about auto-routing devices that are already in
the rack:
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To reroute a device already in the rack, you can select it and use
Disconnect Device and Auto-route Device, both on the Edit menu.
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If you delete a device connected between two devices, the connec-
tion between the two remaining devices is automatically preserved.
A typical example would be if you have an effect device, connected as an in-
sert effect between a synth and a mixer. If you delete the effect, the synth will
be routed directly to the mixer.
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When you move a device, connections are not affected.
If you instead would like the program to re-route the device according to its
new location in the rack, hold down [Shift] when you move it.
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When you duplicate devices (by dragging) or use copy and paste,
the devices are not auto-routed at all.
If you would like them to be automatically routed, hold down [Shift] when you
perform the operation.
- Getting Started 1
- Table of Contents 4
- Welcome! 8
- About the manuals 8
- What is in the Reason 9
- Requirements 9
- About the Audio 10
- Hardware 10
- About MIDI Interfaces 11
- Installing the Software 12
- Launching the Program 13
- Installation 14
- About this Chapter 16
- Setting up the Audio 17
- Setting up MIDI Input 19
- Setting Sound and Patch 19
- Search Paths 19
- Setting the default song 20
- Quick Tutorial 21
- Playing a Song 22
- Creating a new song 23
- The Select Patch button 25
- Load Sample buttons 25
- The selected patch 25
- Drum sound channels 25
- The Stop button 26
- The Overdub/Replace switch 26
- Guided Tour 28
- The Transport Panel 29
- The Sequencer 29
- The Devices 30
- Malström Synth 31
- NN-19 Digital Sampler 31
- NN-XT Digital Sampler 31
- Dr. Rex Loop Player 32
- Redrum Drum Computer 32
- The Matrix Pattern Sequencer 34
- ReBirth Input Machine 34
- Conventions in the 36
- Making Settings 36
- Multi Mode Selectors 37
- Numerical Values 37
- Tool Tips 38
- Context menus 38
- About Multiple Undos 39
- Window Techniques 40
- Scrolling and Zooming 41
- Audio Basics 43
- About this chapter 44
- How Reason 44
- About Sample Rates and 45
- Resolutions 45
- About Audio Levels 46
- Master Tune 46
- Managing the Rack 47
- Navigating in the Rack 48
- Creating Devices 48
- Selecting Devices 49
- Deleting Devices 49
- Reordering Devices 49
- Duplicating Devices 50
- Cut, Copy and Paste 50
- A Quick Note on Routing 51
- Manual Routing 52
- Using pop-up menus 53
- Disconnecting Devices 53
- Hiding and Showing Cables 53
- Checking Connections 53
- Naming Devices 54
- Folding and Unfolding 55
- The Sequencer - Basics 57
- About the Sequencer 58
- Sequencer window 59
- About the Transport 60
- Managing Tracks 61
- Routing MIDI to a Track 62
- Moving Tracks 62
- Duplicating Tracks 62
- About the two Views 63
- About the Ruler, Song 64
- Position and Locators 64
- Transport Controls 64
- Overview 64
- Setting Up for Recording 65
- Recording 65
- Playback and Positioning 66
- Positioning 67
- Mute and Solo 68
- What else can I do in the 69
- Using Pattern Devices 71
- What are Pattern Devices? 72
- Selecting Patterns 73
- Programming a Pattern 74
- Clearing a Pattern 75
- Using Cut, Copy and Paste 75
- Pattern Functions 75
- The Browser 77
- Background 78
- Reason File Formats 79
- Opening files 81
- Getting Info 81
- The Preview function 81
- Handling Missing Sounds 82
- Auto Search 83
- Download ReFill 83
- Proceeding 83
- Working with Patches 85
- What are Patches? 86
- Selecting a Patch 86
- Saving Patches 87
- Copying and Pasting 88
- Patches between Devices 88
- Initializing Patches 88
- Song File Handling 89
- About Self-contained 90
- Song Information 91
- Saving a Song 92
- Publishing a Song 92
- Opening a Song 92
- Closing a Song 92
- Creating a New Song 93
- Creating a Default Song 93
- Exporting as an Audio File 94
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