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THE REGROOVE MIXER

Anchor Point

Normally, all groove patterns start at Bar 1 and repeat themselves throughout a song.

For example, a 4-bar groove pattern will begin at Bar 1 and repeat its pattern every

four bars. Many times, however, songs begin with blank measures, pickup measure or,

perhaps, a short introduction. In these cases, you probably don't want the groove pat-

tern to begin at Bar 1, but at some later bar. This is the purpose of the anchor point -

it tells Reason at which measure it should begin applying the groove settings.

For example, assume you have a song with a 1-bar pickup. Because the song really

begins on bar 2, that's where you want your groove to begin. Setting the anchor point

to 2 insures that the groove patterns all begin at measure 2.

D Note: There is one exception to the rule that grooves start playing at their an-

chor point and repeat indefinitely throughout the song-and that's when they

encounter a time-signature change. Grooves always restart at any measure

containing a time signature change.

You can use this knowledge if, for example, you have a song section with an odd

number of bars-inserting a time signature change will force all your grooves to re-

start at that measure.

Global Shuffle

This knob adjusts Reason's global shuffle amount, and is used by any devices that

employ patterns (such as Redrum's internal sequencer, the Matrix pattern sequencer,

and the RPG-8 arpeggiator). It also defines the shuffle value for any ReGroove chan-

nel for which the Global Shuffle option is activated. This knob is, essentially, a re-

placement for the Pattern Shuffle knob contained in the Transport Panel prior to

Reason 4 - providing backward compatibility with older Reason documents while

adding the ability to lock ReGroove channels to the same shuffle settings used by pat-

tern devices.

Setting the Global Shuffle to a value of 50% results in a “straight” beat, with no swing

applied. Setting the Global Shuffle to a value of 66% results in a perfect sixteenth-

note triplet shuffle. Values between 50% and 66% have a less pronounced swing

feel, and values greater than 66% are more exaggerated.

Channel parameters

These parameters operate on a per-channel basis. Each of ReGroove's 32 channels

(arranged in 4 banks of eight) contains an identical set of parameters.

On Button

This is an On/Bypass button for the channel. When the button is lit, the groove chan-

nel is active and any track or note lane assigned to this groove channel will be af-

fected. When the button is not lit, the channel is disabled and any tracks assigned to

this groove channel will play back straight, without being “grooved.”

✪ This can be used for comparing the groove with the original, ungrooved

beat. You can also do this for individual note lanes, by turning off the

“Enabled” item on the Groove Select pop-up menu in the track list - see

page 104.

Edit Button

Click this button to open Reason's floating Tool Window, and show the Groove tab,

where you can view and edit additional Groove Settings for each channel.

Each ReGroove channel has its own groove settings, so clicking the Edit button in dif-

ferent channels will fill the Tool Window with groove settings specific to that channel.

Channel Number

This is a non-editable channel number label. Channels are numbered 1-8 and are

grouped into 4 banks (A-D). Channel numbers are named accordingly. For example,

A2 is the second channel in Bank A, and B5 is the fifth channel in Bank B.

On button

Edit button

Channel number

Groove patch name

Groove patch browser

Slide knob

Groove Amount

Shuffle knob

Pre-Align button

Global Shuffle button

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