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6. An image of the selected control surface model is shown, often along with

some information text - read this carefully.

For some control surfaces, you need to select a specific preset to use the surface

with Reason - this is noted here.

7. Use the MIDI Input pop-up to select the input port to which you have con-

nected the surface.

If in doubt, you can click the Find button and then tweak a control or play a key on

the control surface to have Reason find the correct input port for you.

D Some control surfaces may have more than one MIDI Input pop-up menu.

You need to select ports on all MIDI Input pop-up menus.

D Some control surfaces will have a MIDI Output pop-up menu.

In some cases this labeled “Optional” - then you don’t have to make a selection. In

other cases, a MIDI Output is required. This is the case if the control surface uses

MIDI feedback - motor fader, displays, etc. See the separate “Control Surface De-

tails” pdf document for details.

D Reason only “grabs” the MIDI inputs you are actually using.

MIDI inputs not selected here or on the Advanced MIDI page (see page 122) are

available to other programs.

D Note that other MIDI programs may “grab” all MIDI ports in your system

when you launch them!

8. If you like, you can rename your control surface in the Name field.

9. Click OK to add the surface.

D Depending on the surface model, alerts may appear, reminding you to

select a specific preset etc.

In some cases, Reason can restore a preset in the control surface to factory set-

tings for you - you are then informed of this.

Finally you return to the Control Surfaces and Keyboards Preferences page, where

your added surface is now listed.

If your control surface model isn’t listed

If you can’t find your control surface listed on the Manufacturer or Model pop-up

menus when you try to add it, this means that there’s no native support for that model.

However, the program supports generic keyboards and controllers. Here’s what to

do:

D Select “Other” on the Manufacturer pop-up menu and then select one of

the three options on the Model pop-up menu.

or, if the Manufacturer is listed but not your specific model:

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

In both cases, the options are:

• Basic MIDI Keyboard

Select this is 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 Controller

Select this if you have a MIDI controller with programmable knobs, buttons or fad-

ers (but without keyboard).

You need to set up your control surface 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 folder. If

your control surface has templates or presets for different Reason 2.5 devices,

these can be used.

• MIDI Keyboard with Controls

Select this is you have a MIDI keyboard with programmable knobs, buttons or fad-

ers. Again, you need to set your controllers to send the right MIDI CCs.

After selecting a model, proceed with selecting MIDI input port 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 de-

vice (in other words, it always follows the MIDI input to the sequencer). This is the sur-

face you use to play the instrument devices in Reason.

D 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 la-

beled “Use No Master Keyboard”).

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