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SETTING UP

D Select one of the three “Other” options on the Model pop-up menu:

In both cases, the options are:

• MIDI Control Keyboard

Select this if you have a MIDI keyboard with programmable knobs, buttons or faders. You need to set

up your MIDI control keyboard so that the controllers send the correct MIDI CC messages, depending

on which Reason device you want to control - check out the MIDI Implementation Chart in the Reason

documentation. If your control surface has templates or presets for different Reason devices, these

can be used.

• MIDI Control Surface

Select this if you have a MIDI controller with programmable knobs, buttons or faders (but without key-

board). Again, you need to set your controllers to send the correct MIDI CCs.

• MIDI Keyboard (No Controls)

Select this if you have a MIDI keyboard without programmable knobs, buttons or faders. This is used

for playing only (including performance controllers such as pitch bend, mod wheel, etc.) - you cannot

adjust Reason device parameters with this type of control surface.

• MIDI Multichannel Control Keyboard/Surface

These options can be used if your MIDI keyboard or surface can handle multiple MIDI channels simul-

taneously.

After selecting a model, proceed with selecting MIDI input as described above.

About the master keyboard

One of the control surfaces can be the master keyboard. This is like any other control surface, but it must

have a keyboard and it cannot be locked to a specific Reason device (in other words, it always follows the

MIDI input to the sequencer). This is the surface you use to play the instrument devices in Reason.

• The first surface with a keyboard that is added (or found by auto-detect) is automatically

selected to be the master keyboard.

This is shown in the Attached Surfaces list on the Preferences page.

D If you want to use another surface as master keyboard, select it in the list and click the

“Make Master Keyboard” button.

You can only have one master keyboard.

D If you don’t want to use any master keyboard at all, select the current master keyboard

surface and click the same button (which is now labeled “Use No Master Keyboard”).

Master Keyboard Input

This allows you to set a preference for how Master Keyboard Input mode is selected:

D Standard mode

This always sets Master Keyboard Input to the selected track.

D Separated mode

This will allow you to independently select tracks while Master Keyboard Input is unchanged. If this is

selected, Master Keyboard Input is set by clicking the device icon in the track list. Selecting another

track (by clicking on the track name or somewhere in the track list), leaves Master Keyboard Input un-

changed.

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