Since these are both exactly the same, they can work pretty nicely together again. In this case the subtractor will play a monotone version of the Dr Rex Loop that comes from the drum pattern in this case. Set randomize notes To at for instance E2 Set randomize notes From at for instance E2 move the notes from the Dr Rex to the subtractor However, with the Pitch control from the tool window, all notes can be moved to a specific note. Which will sound like a stair case (upward going) sound. You can for instance copy a complete sequence from a Dr Rex lane to a Subtractor lane. It just depends on the source material I am working on.ĭownload Reason 5 Quantized Sequence Pitch / TransposeĬhanging the pitch can become handy when there is a need to copy an exact groove from for instance a Dr Rex drum track. Just adding a minor shuffle of 55% will do the trick from time to time. I find this technique often useful to make the groove sound different when comparing this with the original. To create groove to the complete track you can always select the channels and apply groove there (Select Pattern A1 on the regroove mixer for instance, or browse a regroove patch). If 1/32 notes are used, you can use that instead. This might be useful when no 1/32 notes are being used. Which means that all notes will snap to 1/16th notes. While using the quantize method, all notes are being put in sync with the note length which is set. The Quantize option gets handy when using notes from midi sequences that have been entered live. (I am skipping automation clean up in this case since this is related to automation sequences. The sequencer tools from top to bottom are: It is the second tab which is of interest in this case.
On the first main tabs Instruments, Tools, Regroove Mixer and Sampler. The tool window houses a couple of features. However, sometimes there is a need for doing some quick manipulation on multiple notes really fast. By selecting the Mouse tool (Q), notes can be moved around from the sequencer. Notes can be deleted by using the Delete Button. With having the pencil tool selected, notes can be drawn.
The basic editing tools are handy for inputting new data sequences with using the pencil tool (W). This window will be available from the Menu option: Window > Tool Window. The sequencer window is divided in to multiple sub sections:Ī hidden gem in this case is the Tool Window. However when it comes to midi editing, both Reason 5, Reason 6 sequencer and Reason 7 sequencer will work similar in the topic I will be discussing. While I might add that I am using Reason 5 in this particular case. In this tutorial I will put a lot of focus on the realm of Editing Sequencer Clips and how this would work with in Reason 7.
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