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Preferences – MIDI

Sequencer Input

The Sequencer is the “standard” port for receiving MIDI input. This is what

you should be using if you intend to use the Reason sequencer.

Once you have selected your MIDI interface on the Sequencer Port pop-up

(and which channel it should receive on), you can direct incoming MIDI to

any device by just clicking the “In” column to the left of a track name in the

track list.

External Control Bus Inputs

The External Bus inputs provide up to 64 MIDI input channels divided into

four buses, each with 16 channels.

➜ These MIDI inputs are primarily for controlling Reason Devices from

an external sequencer.

This could be an external hardware sequencer or sequencer software that is

installed on the same computer as Reason. You should preferably use a

multiple port MIDI interface, so you can select separate ports for Reason and

the other MIDI devices to use, although this isn’t strictly required.

Remote Control Input

The Remote Control input is used for assigning a MIDI port for receiving MIDI

Controller messages. How to use Remote Control is described in the elec-

tronic documentation in the chapter “MIDI and Keyboard Remote Control”.

MIDI Clock Input

Using MIDI Clock, you can slave (synchronize) Reason to hardware devices

(tape recorders, drum machines, stand alone sequencers, workstations etc.)

and other computer programs running on the same or another computer.

MIDI Clock is a very fast “metronome” that can be transmitted in a MIDI Ca-

ble. As part of the MIDI Clock concept there are also instructions for Start,

Stop and locating to sixteenth note positions.

➜ By first selecting the appropriate MIDI input using the MIDI Clock

pop-up and then selecting “MIDI Clock Sync” on the Options menu,

Reason is ready to receive MIDI Clock sync.

See the “Synchronization” chapter for more information.

Disable MIDI Priority Boost

Reason normally tries to trim your computer system so that MIDI Input gets a

higher priority than it normally does. This is to ensure best possible perfor-

mance when for example recording notes via MIDI.

However, we can not guarantee that this attempt to boost MIDI priority will

work on all systems and with all MIDI Interfaces. If you run into problems with

your MIDI, try activating this switch.

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