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ROUTING MIDI TO REASON
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If you want to manually play (i.e not recorded MIDI data) Reason de-
vices in real time from inside another sequencer program, MIDI thru
must be activated.
MIDI thru is when incoming MIDI is echoed out via the MIDI output. If you
don’t know how to do this, refer to the program’s documentation. You will
also need to make sure that the other application is “thruing” it’s data to
the correct MIDI port and on the right MIDI channel.
Bypassing the sequencer completely
It is possible to use Reason devices purely as “sound modules”, bypassing
the Reason sequencer completely. To do this, you should use the External
Control busses to receive MIDI, and deselect the Sequencer port in the Pref-
erence dialog.
Once you have set up communication between Reason and the other device
or application, you can hide the sequencer from view, by clicking the “maxi-
mize rack” button at the top of the rack’s vertical scrollbar.
Sending Controller Data via MIDI
It is possible to send controller data from an external sequencer to control
Reason parameters. Just set up your external device to transmit the correct
MIDI controller messages on the right MIDI channel.
To find out which MIDI Controller number corresponds to which control on
each device, please see the “MIDI Implementation Charts.pdf” document.
Once you have located the controller numbers and set everything up, you
can record and edit the controller data in the external sequencer as you nor-
mally do, and the Reason parameters will react correspondingly.
Do not confuse Remote Control and direct MIDI control. MIDI Re-
mote allows you to map any MIDI Controller to any control on the
front panel, but is primarily intended for “live” tweaking of parame-
ters during playback.
Recording Pattern changes
As specified in the MIDI Implementation, MIDI Controller #3 can be used to
switch patterns in a device. However, pattern changes activated this way oc-
cur immediately (not at the end of the bar), which may or may not be what
you prefer.
Please see page 8 for information on recording and editing pattern changes.
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