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Thread Reason 3.0: How do you record keystrokes from MIDI input?

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1 Posted on 05/20/2006 at 11:40:47

I'm using an Edirol PCR-1. The MIDI in is set correctly I believe as I can hear every keypress, but I have no idea how to record what I'm doing on the keyboard so I don't have to manually input it into Reason. What am I missing?

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2 Posted on 08/24/2006 at 17:38:41

I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM...

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3 Posted on 08/25/2006 at 18:48:40

OK GO INTO EDIT THEN PREFERENCES THEN CLICK THE BOX SCROLL DOWN TO MIDI AND MAKE SURE IT HAS A GREEN CHECK..THAT MEANS ITS ON..ALSO ON REASON AT THE TOP THE MIDI IN DEVICE...CLICK CHANNEL ONE AND U HAVE TO SELECT WHAT U WANT TO USE THE MIDI KEYBOARD FOR LIKE REDRUM OR WHATEVER..THEN U SHOULD B ABLE TO RECORD...I HAD TO MESS WITH REASON FOR A FEW HOURS TO GET IT TO WORK, U'LL GET IT

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4 Posted on 02/17/2007 at 15:10:50

G4, wavestation sr, fatar controller, motu ultralite, reason 2.5 & demo 3.

Guitar & keyboard show up in the cuemix console, & I can record in Garageband. But I can't get the insturments to show up in anyway in Reason. They are not in the vue meters, anywhere.

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