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Thread Reason 3.0 Won't Record!!!

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mrbarnes

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1 Posted on 10/12/2007 at 01:23:46

I'm trying to record a simple drum sequence but for some reason (no pun) the program won't record it. Basically, I set up a drum sequence w/Redrum, let it start playing, and then hit Record. I can hear the drums playing and the Mixer recognizes it but there's no blue bar in the Sequencer signifying a recorded track. And when I stop the recording and try to play it back, it's as if nothing happened. I can manually write in the notes w/the pencil tool on the sequencer keyboard but that's obviously too burdensome. I haven't attached a MIDI keyboard yet but from my understanding Reason is supposed to record the Redrum even w/out a MIDI. Any ideas???

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2 Posted on 10/24/2007 at 12:23:00

Redrum works slightly differently (as does the REX loop player and some other Reason devices).

Right click (Option click - mac) the redrum and choose 'copy pattern to track'. Obviously have the redrum track selected in your mixer. That'll do the trick.

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