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- Page 9 and 10: 1D Common Operations and Concepts
- Page 11 and 12: Multi Mode SelectorsSome parameters
- Page 13 and 14: About Multiple UndosThe concept of
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- Page 17 and 18: 2D Audio basics
- Page 19 and 20: About Sample Rates and ResolutionsS
- Page 21 and 22: What is acceptable?Normally, hardwa
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- Page 25 and 26: Selecting devicesSome operations (e
- Page 27 and 28: Naming devicesEach device has a “
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- Page 31 and 32: Hiding and Showing CablesYou can ch
- Page 33 and 34: Saving device settings as patches o
- Page 35 and 36: | File type | Extension | Descripti
- Page 37 and 38: Show pop-up menuLocations listThis
- Page 39 and 40: About hierarchic and flat listsIn c
- Page 41 and 42: Create Instrument/Create EffectThis
- Page 43 and 44: Using Favorites - a practical examp
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- Page 47 and 48: 4D Routing Audio and CV
- Page 49 and 50: Color CodingCables are color coded
- Page 51 and 52: Using pop-up menus1. Click (or righ
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D To solo a track, click the corres
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Rack vs. Sequencer scroll focusReas
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Transport controls - overviewThe tr
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RecordingSetting up for recordingBe
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Basic note lane handlingAdding note
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Recording performance controller au
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D If the device that you wish to au
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Recording pattern changesIf your so
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To select multiple clips in Arrange
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Deleting clipsD To delete a clip, s
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D If you select a clip, two value f
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Inserting and Removing BarsWhen edi
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The Edit mode elementsIn Edit mode,
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Drawing NotesNotes are drawn and ed
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Editing velocityThe velocity values
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D You can also remove automation la
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Editing performance controller auto
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Tool window - Tools pagenote editin
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Legato AdjustmentsThis function can
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Redrum notesWhen you use this funct
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Automating time signature1. Set the
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6D The ReGroove Mixer
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Anchor PointNormally, all groove pa
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Groove AmountUse this fader to adju
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Velocity ImpactThis determines the
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7. Turn the Slide knob back to its
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The ReGroove patches in theFactory
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7D Remote - Playing and controlling
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6. An image of the selected control
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The “Control Surface Details” d
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Remote OverrideRemote Override allo
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Additional RemoteOverrides...D Patc
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Saving Remote SetupsThere’s no ne
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8D Advanced MIDI - the External Con
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9D Using Reason as a ReWire Slave
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Launching and QuittingWhen using Re
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Converting ReWireChannels to Audio
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10D Synchronization
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Slaving Reason to AnotherProgram on
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11D Song File Handling
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Song InformationSelecting the Song
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1. Select New from the File menu to
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12D Optimizing Performance
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General procedureThe basic procedur
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RedrumD Do not use the Tone feature
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13D Transport Panel
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Tempo and Time SignatureTo round of
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14D Reason Hardware Interface
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15D The Combinator
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Combinator elementsIn the picture b
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Adding devices to a CombiAbout the
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Deleting devices in a CombiThis wor
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1. Make sure the Combinator track h
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2. Click in the Target column for t
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16D The Mixer
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Channel Strip Controls:| Item | Des
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ConnectionsAuxiliary (AUX) ReturnsA
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17D The Line Mixer 6:2
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ConnectionsAll input and output con
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18D Redrum
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Using PatchesWhen you create a new
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D To select a pattern in the curren
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D Applying flam to several consecut
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D If the Vel knob is set to zero (m
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Using Redrum as a SoundModuleConnec
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19D Subtractor Synthesizer
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Here follows a brief description of
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Phase Offset ModulationA unique fea
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The Filter SectionD 12 dB Lowpass (
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Filter 1 FrequencyThe Filter Freque
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Filter Envelope AmountThis paramete
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Play ParametersThis section deals w
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About the Low Bandwidth buttonThis
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20D Thor Polysonic Synthesizer
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The Controller panelThe Controller
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D There are three open Oscillator s
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D The Arrow button in the top left
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Multi oscillatorNoise oscillatorThi
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Filter slotsD The “VEL” paramet
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D The ENV-VEL-KBD knobs affect the
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Global sectionThe Global section co
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The upper half of the menu contains
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Modulation Sources - GlobalThe foll
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| Parameter | DescriptionStep Seque
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Setting the number of stepsD You ca
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21D Malström Synthesizer
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The Oscillator sectionD To select a
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The Modulator sectionThe Malström
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D To activate/deactivate a filter,
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The ShaperD NoiseThis is actually n
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Both oscillators with one filter ea
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LegatoThe Velocity controlsBy click
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Sequencer ControlThe Sequencer Cont
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22D NN-19 Sampler
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About Audio File FormatsThe NN-19 c
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Creating Key ZonesA “key zone”
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Looping SamplesAutomap SamplesIf yo
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The Filter Section! Note that the F
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SyncBy clicking this button you act
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Voice SpreadThis parameter can be u
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23D NN-XT Sampler
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Loading Complete Patchesand REX Fil
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All of these knobs change the value
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Selections and Edit FocusAlmost all
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Adjusting ParametersAdjusting Synth
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Replacing a SampleTo replace the sa
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Working with Key RangesAbout Key Ra
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Moving Zones by Dragging the Zone B
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Tuning Samples ManuallyIn addition
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• Zones with any other velocity r
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Sample Parameters• The NN-XT then
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Legato and RetrigLegatoLegato works
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The Pitch sectionThe Filter Section
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D SustainThe Sustain parameter dete
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Mode (LFO 1 only)This lets you set
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24D Dr. Rex Loop Player
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Adding a LoopTo add a loop into the
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Slice HandlingEditing in the Wavefo
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Filter FrequencyThe Filter Frequenc
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Pitch Bend and Modulation WheelsSet
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25D Matrix Pattern Sequencer
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Programming PatternsPattern BasicsM
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4. Click inside the upper grid sect
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Setting Pattern LengthPattern Shuff
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Example UsageAs mentioned previousl
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26D RPG-8 Arpeggiator
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4. With MIDI input directed to the
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Rendering arpeggio notes to trackTh
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Single Note RepeatSingle Note repea
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CV connectionsOn the back of the RP
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27D ReBirth Input Machine
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RoutingWhen the two programs are sy
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28D BV512 Vocoder
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Setting up for basicvocodingThis tu
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Using the BV512 as anequalizerThe B
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ConnectionsThe back panel of the BV
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D For a more distinct and precise s
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D Connect the gate outputs on a Red
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Creating a stereo reverbWhat you’
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29D The Effect Devices
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The MClass effectsThe MClass packag
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The MClass CompressorThis is a sing
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The MClass MaximizerScream 4 Sound
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FeedbackModulateWarpDigitalScreamTh
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Tips and tricksDon’t restrict you
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The main panelReverb algorithms and
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PlateA classic plate reverb, excell
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The EQ sectionThe Gate sectionThe e
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RV-7 Digital ReverbReverb adds ambi
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D-11 Foldback DistortionECF-42 Enve
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Pattern Controlled Filter - An Exam
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PH-90 PhaserThe PH-90 Phaser is a c
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PEQ-2 Two Band ParametricEQCV Input
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Spider CV Merger & SplitterFor inst
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Splitting CVTwo CV Split Inputs (A
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30D Menu and Dialog Reference
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Song Information...To add a splash
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D All controller data in the MIDI f
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D If you copy and paste several dev
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1. Select all samples that belong t
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Automap ZonesThis menu item is used
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Combine/UncombineD By selecting sev
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Crop Events to ClipsNotes or automa
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1. Select New from the File menu to
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Output Latency & Buffer SizeThe Out
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If your control surface model isn
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Options MenuInternal Sync/MIDI Cloc
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Window Menu (WindowsVersion)Window
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D Index
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CombinatorAdding devices 155Bypass
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KKey CommandsSyntax in Manual 8Tran
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Pre-Align (ReGroove Mixer) 101Pre-c
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SongsCreating Default 136Creating N