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A small issue with Reason: I'm trying to get all my USB MIDI stuff working right, and I have an Axiom with those little pad deals, I want to somehow use them to change which pattern is selected in Redrum. Like if I hit the first pad, it starts up pattern 1. First I tried using the remote override function, but the pads just send notes to the buttons, so every time I hit 'D2' on my keyboard it will activate pattern 1, even though the keys and the pads are on different channels. I found some deal in the MIDI chart that says CC3 controls pattern select, but I can't figure out how to get that working either. I don't know if it's supposed to toggle between all the patterns or what.
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Mar 7, 2008 05:53
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What do people usually do about stuff sounding different between different types of sound systems? I was working on a song and I am setting all the volume levels for the different tracks with a nice set of headphones, but then when I listen to it on my $30 computer speakers the bass isn't as loud and the high pitched string sounds are kind of grating because they are too loud.
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Jul 27, 2008 07:42
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This is a kind of weird question, but as someone who still has loads of trouble writing songs, a lot of times I start something and it sounds OK but it's not really going in the direction I want. Is it better practice to just try and finish those songs anyway or drop them and try to start something that I like better?
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Nov 20, 2008 21:31
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I'm having an issue with Reason rewiring into Ableton. I decided to get all fancy for this song I came up with and I programmed 2 different drum patterns into Redrum. Is there some way to make Ableton switch between patterns 1 and 2 at certain times in my song or what is the best way to sequence both my Redrum loops into my Ableton? Should I just give up and record the actual sound output from Reason?
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Mar 20, 2009 05:55
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HNaAhJ1Zl4 not sure where I should go with this if anywhere. Frequency modulation is loving sweet.
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Apr 17, 2009 07:10
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