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Quick Tutorial

The Devices

The following devices are available in Reason:

Reason Hardware Interface

This device handles Reason’s communication with your hardware.

The upper half of the hardware interface contains settings for MIDI input, allow-

ing you to select a separate MIDI channel for each device when controlling Rea-

son from an external multi-channel MIDI source.

! For standard MIDI control of one device at a time in Reason, you

don’t need to use the hardware interface (since the MIDI signals are

routed through the sequencer, as described in the tutorials earlier

in this chapter).

The lower half of the hardware interface contains audio output indicators with

level meters. This is where you connect different devices to different outputs on

your audio hardware. Reason supports up to 64 separate audio outputs. How-

ever, if you are only using audio hardware with standard stereo outputs, the con-

nections to the audio hardware are automatically taken care of when you create

a mixer device at the top of the rack.

! The Reason Hardware Interface is “riveted” into the rack, and can-

not be removed.

Mixer

This is a mixer with fourteen stereo channels, four effect sends and a basic two-

band EQ section. By connecting the different devices to different mixer channels

(and the stereo output of the mixer to the hardware interface) you can listen to all

your devices at the same time, adjust levels and pan, add effects and so on - just

like on a physical mixer.

Subtractor Analog Synth

The Subtractor is a polyphonic synthesizer laid out much like an advanced ana-

log synth. It features two oscillators, two filters and a host of modulation func-

tions, allowing for everything from fat basses to swirling pads and screaming

lead sounds.

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