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MENU AND DIALOG REFERENCE

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D The “Attached Surfaces” list in the middle shows the currently added de-

vices.

Selecting a device in the list allows you to edit its settings or delete it from the list,

by clicking the corresponding “Edit” or “Delete” button.

D Clicking the “Auto-detect Surfaces” button will scan for connected con-

trol surfaces.

This requires a USB connection or a two-way MIDI connection. Note that not all

control surfaces support auto-detection - but you can always add a control surface

manually.

D If you have devices connected in the list of Attached Surfaces that you do

not wish to use with Reason, you can uncheck the “Use with Reason”

checkbox.

D The “Use No Master Keyboard” button allows you to disable MIDI note

input in the sequencer.

The device designated as Master Keyboard cannot be locked to a specific device

- it always follows sequencer MIDI input. By selecting the master keyboard device

in the Attached Surfaces list and clicking this button allows you use Surface lock-

ing, although you will not be able to play the device. See the Remote Control

chapter in the Operation Manual for details.

Adding a Control Surface device

To add a control surface device, click the “Add” button in the dialog to open the Con-

trol Surfaces dialog, and proceed as follows:

1. Select the manufacturer of your control surface from the Manufacturer pop-

up menu.

If you can’t find it on the menu, see below.

2. Select the model of your control surface from the Model pop-up menu.

If you can’t find it on the menu, see below.

3. 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.

4. 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 is 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.

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

6. 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 Preferences page, where your added sur-

face is now listed.

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