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The Sequencer

Recording

Recording and Playback Basics

The basic procedures for recording and playback are described in the Getting

Started book. Here is a brief repetition:

To activate recording, click the Record button on the Transport

panel or press [*] on the numeric keypad.

If your computer keyboard lacks a numeric keypad, you can activate record-

ing by holding down [Command] (Mac) or [Ctrl] (Windows) and pressing

[Return].

Recording starts at the current song position.

You can get a metronome click during recording by activating Click

on the transport panel.

The volume of the metronome click can be adjusted with the Level knob.

If the Loop is activated, the area between the Left and Right loca-

tors will be repeated, allowing you to add or replace material on

each loop pass (depending on the Overdub/Replace switch - see

below).

To start playback from the current song position, click the Play but-

ton or press [Enter] on the numeric keypad.

To stop, click the Stop button, press [0] on the numeric keypad or press

[Return]. You can also toggle between Play and Stop by pressing the Space

bar.

To move the song position, click in the ruler, use the Rewind/Fast

Forward buttons or edit the position numerically on the transport

panel.

You can also move the song position to the Left or Right Locator by pressing

[1] or [2] on the numeric keypad.

Recording Notes

The Overdub/Replace switch

If you record over an area where there are notes recorded already, the result de-

pends on the Overdub/Replace switch on the transport panel:

In Overdub mode, the new recording is added to whatever was on

the Track before.

For example, this is useful for adding elements during loop recording or for

adding controller data to recorded notes.

In Replace mode, the new recording replaces any previously re-

corded notes.

Only the notes in the actual recording area are replaced.

It’s probably best to use Overdub mode as your default mode, to

avoid removing material by mistake.

Quantizing during Recording

If the Quantize Notes During Recording switch is activated on the sequencer

toolbar, notes will automatically be quantized when you record them. This is de-

scribed in detail on page 32.

Recording Controllers

In Reason, you can automate virtually all device parameters, creating completely

automated mixes if you like. This is done by recording (or drawing) controllers in

the sequencer.

Before you record automation

Before you start recording automation of a parameter, you may want to set it to

a suitable “static value”. By this, we mean the value the parameter should have

whenever it isn’t automated in the song. Here is why:

When you first record a section of automation for a parameter, its

original value will be inserted throughout the rest of the song.

This is explained in detail on page 10.

Let’s say you want to create a fade-out by recording your lowering a fader in the

Mixer. Then it’s a good idea to first set the fader to the correct static value (i.e.

the value the fader should be set to before you start the fade-out).

The same thing is true if you want to create a filter sweep for a synthesizer,

somewhere within the song: First set the filter frequency to the value it should

have elsewhere in the song, then record the filter sweep.

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