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Question by Daniel K: Why is there a delay when I use my behringer midi keyboard through Reason 4 on my computer?
There is a slight delay, the keyboard is connected through a USB. Do I need a new soundcard or should it be right on time through a USB?
Best answer:
Answer by Fred
It’s called ‘Latency’. The amount of latency depends on your sound card. More latency = bad.
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www.macmixing.com – Mixing it up with Apple. Today I am going to show you Propellerhead’s NEW awesome recording interface, Balance. This is an interface meant to work with Reason Essentials and Reason 6. Balance works great for all recording situations and is a great compact recording interface. The design of Balance is completely sleek and has a high quality build. Balance connects to your computer via USB and has many inputs including XLR’s with phantom power. Balance also includes two output monitor jacks as well. Direct monitoring is a strong point for Balance and also has a clipping feature to prevent unwanted clips and pops. Reason Essentials comes with Balance to get you up and running in minutes. With Reason Essentials you get six main instruments to produce music with, as well as the sleek redesigned interface to record all of your audio together with your music productions. For more on Reason Essentials, Reason 6, and Balance visit Propellerheads website!
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Question by Brandon C: What other brands are there besides fl studios and acid pro and reason 4?
What is a good software to make music?
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Answer by who stole my name
magix studio network, its good.
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Question by : Propellerhead Reason 4.0 Redrum/Recording Your Drum Loops Question?
Is it possible to record your very own (original) drum loops without having to use the step sequencer?
All I mainly want is to create my own hi-hat and kick drum loops.
Thank You.
Best answer:
Answer by Emetic Audio
Hi
The other alternative to using the step sequencer in Redrum is to use the MIDI edit function in the sequencer window.
Basically, use the pencil tool to draw however many bars you need your loop to be onto the Redrum track on your sequencer window.
Next use the arrow selection tool and double click on the bars you just drew in.
This zooms into the MIDI edit window for just the Redrum track.
Now you can use the pencil tool to draw in the drum pattern that you require allowing you easier free control over rhythm than using the step sequencer.
Hope this helps
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From Matt’s blog at line6.com Line 6′s Propellerhead Product Specialist Matt Piper demonstrates how to simulate a Talk Box effect for guitar using the formant filter in Reason’s Thor synthesizer, and also creates a classic auto-wah effect for guitar using Reason’s Envelope Controlled Filter.
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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.
