Learn how to continually loop and play a series of OctoRex files with Kong. This way each pad turns the loop on and off as a toggle. And it’s super easy to do. In addition, when played on your keyboard (C1 – D#1), you get velocity sensitivity.

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When Reason is in Rewire mode it should NOT allow you to connect directly with any USB or other audio interfaces. So, it’s doing what it is supposed to do.

Reason is the “Rewire Client”, and it is attached to Pro Tools which is the “Rewire Host”. Audio and Midi Stream back and forth between the Rewire Client and the Rewire Host.

In other words:
MIDI keyboard sending out MIDI notes—> Pro Tools Instrument Track —-> MIDI from Pro Tools goes to Reason via Rewire —-> Back fom Reason to Pro Tools Instrument track as Audio via Rewire —-> Out to your speakers/headphones

Here is a step by step tutorial including pictures for using Reason with Pro Tools..

http://www.audiomidi.com/classroom/protools_corner/ptcorner_10.cfm

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Now that you’ve seen what’s new in Record 1.5, let’s take a look at the wealth of new features and devices in the flagship Propellerhead product, Reason 5. Folks have been wondering for years when Propellerhead would add audio recording to Reason, and those confused by the introduction of Record should take note of the new Live Sampling features in Reason 5. Along with the new Kong Drum Designer — an MPC-clone in software form — and the jacked-up Dr. Octo-Rex loop player, Reason 5 is a formidable sample-based workstation, and that’s before you even consider the wealth of synthesis options available. Also examine is the new Block editing mode, a real workflow boon to those working with loop-based material or crafting the next pop sensation. Record 1.5 and Reason 5 are available as package deal; if you’ve got both installed and registered on your computer you’ll be able to use all the Reason 5 devices in the Record rack. This is pretty much Reason plus audio. In other words: you’re welcom.

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