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Hey, folks How does one record beats from a synth to Reason? I made some beats a while ago, now I have MIDI hookup and want them in reason, but I can't get it figured out just how I wanted it. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Luke. |
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are you taking the piss or what |
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No, seriously-- I have beats on my synth-- I don't know how to import them to Reason. :( |
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Help please-- this is serious :) |
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seriously I have to say I suspect you to be taking the piss |
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Does your synth transmit the beats as MIDI data? |
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looks to me you're taking the piss as well |
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I'm just trying to help the guy |
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I'm guessing u want the audio data, and not the midi data? |
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Ok looks like your not around, if your synth can transmit the rhythm patterns as MIDI data then you should be able to record these patterns into Reasons sequencer and play them back with the module of your choice. If the beats are just audio patterns then you can still get them into Reason but you will need to record them first as audio files and then put them into either Reason's sampler or if u have Recycle, Dr Rex. |
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you're not being specific enough for us to help you mate. there's two things that can be done here: 1) Actual MIDI hits can be transferred to your computer as a MIDI file, and then can be imported into Reason so that the MIDI data can trigger appropriate samples in a ReDrum or Dr.REX machine. N.B. This will NOT sound like the drums on your synth, because all you have done is transferred MIDI data, not waveforms. You will get the same rhythm as the drums on your synth, but that's all. 2) An actual waveform sample of the drums from your synth can be recorded into your computer and then imported into Reason as a loop, which can be triggered from the NN-19 or NN-XT sampler (or any device capable of sample playback in Reason). This will have both the rhythm and the exact sounds from your synth. |
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damn you beat me to it! |
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*pisses and po0ps* |
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Yeah but you went into more detail, between us we've got it covered. If you have any more problems check WWW.Synthzone.com there's a good message board for technical querys |
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dont forget my good additions |
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Is there a way to record the WAV through MIDI? Or must it be line in? The problem with copying the beats through MIDI is that my synth has 16 drum channels (with up to 64 different drum hit sounds) and Redrum does only 10 without any monkeying. Thanks for the help though! |
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you can't record the wav through midi.. wav = audio, midi = digital signals with info (tone, length, velocity, and so-on). Midi doesn't make sound unless you assign a sound to it. If you want to export audio from your keyboard to reason, you'll need to connect it with an audio-cable, record into some recording-program, save the file, load it into one of the samplers in reason and work from there. |
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Gotcha-- thanks, folks! That's all I needed to know :) |
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