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Reason Studios Reason 3.0

Electronic Music Sequencer from Reason Studios belonging to the Reason series.

Product replaced by the Reason Studios Reason 10.

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Thread Reason 3.0 Redrum, the problem i think we all have had.

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1 Posted on 07/15/2007 at 09:35:00

I create beats with reason 3.0 redrum and i've done everything i can to record them and nothing has worked. Please some one explain how to record drums on there.

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2 Posted on 07/20/2007 at 07:19:01

what exactly do you mean record the drums? i use reason 2.5 and the redrum is the same, if by record you mean playing the drums into the sequencer with a midi controller you just pull up the sequencer make sure the redrum is active then push record and play and do whatever you want on your keyboard. if you just want to program different patterns its a little hard to explain without showing you but im sure you could find a tutorial somewhere on the internet like maybe youtube they might have something. :/ i hoped i helped somewhat...

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