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Working with Patches

If you click on the patch name display on the device panel, a pop-up

menu will appear, listing all patches in the current folder.

This allows you to quickly select another patch in the same folder, without

having to step through each one in turn.

When you select a patch, the device’s parameters will be set according to the

values stored in the patch, and the name of the patch will be shown in the patch

name display. As with any change you make, this operation can be undone (see

page 37).

! Any parameter adjustments you make on the device panel after se-

lecting a patch will not affect the actual patch file (for this you need

to save the patch - see below).

If referenced samples are missing

As described above, patches for the Redrum, NN19 and NNXT contain refer-

ences to samples. Just like patches, samples can be independent files on the

hard disk or elements within a ReFill. However, if sample files have been moved

or renamed after a patch was saved, the sample file references in the patch will

not be accurate.

If this is the case when you select a patch, the program will tell you so. You can

then choose to either manually locate the missing files, to have the program

search for them in the database and ReFills or to proceed with missing sounds.

For details, see page 80.

! Proceeding without locating or replacing the missing samples re-

sults in silent drum sounds and key zones (for the Redrum and

NN19/NNXT, respectively).

Saving Patches

Saving device settings in a song

When you save a Reason song, all settings for all devices are automatically in-

cluded in the song file - there is no need to save the patches separately.

! It’s important to realize that it’s the actual settings that are saved in

the Song - not references to patches on disk. The next time you

open the song, all devices will be set as they were when you saved

(regardless of whether you have removed or edited any patches on

disk).

Saving device settings as patches on disk

Even though the device settings are stored in the song, you may want to save

any settings you have made for a device as a separate patch file. This allows you

to use the patch in other songs, and lets you try out other patches in your song

without risking to lose your sound.

1. Click the floppy disk button on the device panel.

✪ You can also select a device and use the Export Patch command on

the File menu.

2. In the file dialog that appears, specify a location and name for the

patch file and click Save.

Under Windows, the different types of patch files have different file

extensions.

These are “.zyp” (Subtractor patch files), “.xwv” (Malström patch files)

“.smp” (NN-19 patch files) , “..sxt” (NN-XT patch files) and “.drp” (Redrum

patch files).

Under Windows, file extensions are automatically added by Reason when

you save. Under MacOS, you can choose to automatically add extensions by

activating the “Add Extension to File Name” checkbox in the save dialog (this

is not required, but may be a good idea if you want the saved files to be us-

able under Windows).

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