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Thread Using Reason 2.5 in Cubase SX (Rewire slave)

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Paulos

Paulos

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1 Posted on 08/13/2007 at 04:03:06
Hi there,

I am just a few months in to my home studio efforts and having now put together a few pieces in Reason, I have recently been trying to get some of my tracks hosted in Cubase SX via the rewire protocol in order to further enhance the sound/effects/mixing etc.
Basically all I have managed to conquer so far is the art of having Cubase trigger Reason to play (pressing play in Cubase which a activates Reason to begin). I have not as yet managed to record individual drums or subtractor synths etc. into midi tracks in Cubase. I am opening a new project in Cubase with 16 track midi sequencer...is this the right way to go about this? I am confused about some of the midi in/out routing and believe the answer may lies somewhere here!?!? but so far no good.

Any helpful tips re recording into the cubase sequencer and or links to helpful posts on the basics of rewire would be much appreciated.

Cheers,
Paul

P.S. I run Windows SX with Ediroll FA-66 firwire soundcard and M-Audio Radium 49 midi contoller
tomcat

tomcat

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2 Posted on 09/07/2007 at 09:38:04
ok open cubase first then go to file new project /next select how many midi tracks you want/next open reason
you will get a box saying midi input problem just click OK /next you will get a box saying reason could not set up control suface properly click OK reason should now open .next go back to cubase and click on devices
and in the dropdown list click on reason a rewire channel should come on the screen click on the little box on the left to activate the channel keep going down to select the amount of midi channels you need and that it you are know rewired to reason . what i do is in reason i make a template that i use all the time what i do is open reason empty rack mode then add a mixer then add four effects then add redrum i the wire each channel of the
redrum to a channel of the mixing desk next i add another mixing desk add four effects the add nn19 once this is done i save it as set-up so when im working on a new project i open cubase the open set-up hope this helps if you need anymore help let me know
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