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Installation
7
What is in the Reason
package?
When you purchase Reason, the package contains the following items:
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The Program Disc CD.
This contains the Reason installer, OMS installer (Mac OS 9 only), elec-
tronic documentation in Adobe Acrobat format, and an installer for Adobe
Acrobat Reader. There will also be additional files such as promotional ma-
terial, demo versions of other Propellerhead Software products, etc.
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The Factory Sound Bank CD.
This contains the Reason Factory Sound Bank, a large file containing sam-
ples, patches and loops for use with Reason. You may choose to install this
file on your hard disk, so that the CD isn’t required when you run the pro-
gram (more on this on page 10).
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The Orkester CD
This contains the Reason Orkester Sound Bank. Just like with the Factory
Sound Bank described above, you can choose to install this on your hard
disk, eliminating the need for the CD when using sounds from the Orkester
Sound Bank (see page 10 for more information).
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The printed documentation.
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The product authorization card.
This contains the license number required for the installation. Keep this card
in a safe place, in case you need to re-install Reason!
Requirements
Below you will find the minimum requirements for running Reason:
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Note that these are the minimum requirements! You will benefit
from a fast computer with a lot of RAM, since this will allow you to
use more devices at the same time.
Mac OS X
• Any computer that runs Mac OS X version 10.1 or later.
• A MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard (or similar).
Mac OS 9
• Power Macintosh with 604, 604e, G3 or G4 processor or better (see the
note below). 166 MHz or faster.
• 128 Megabytes of RAM.
• CD-ROM drive.
• Mac OS 9.0.4 or later.
• 256 color monitor (or better), 800x600 or larger.
• A MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard (or similar).
• OMS 2.x or later (included).
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Reason takes advantage of the Altivec (Velocity Engine) instruc-
tions used in the Macintosh G4 processors, which enhance perfor-
mance.
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Please observe that Virtual Memory
must
be deactivated under Mac
OS 9.x. With Virtual Memory activated, it will not be possible to run
Reason at all!
Windows
• Intel Pentium 2 or better. 233 MHz or faster.
• 64 Megabytes of RAM.
• CD-ROM drive.
• Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP (or later).
• 256 color monitor (or better), 800x600 or larger.
• A 16 bit Windows compatible audio card, preferably with an ASIO or Di-
rectX driver. Microsoft DirectX (only if the card supports it).
• A MIDI interface and a MIDI keyboard (or similar).
- Getting Started 1
- Table of Contents 4
- Welcome! 8
- About the manuals 8
- What is in the Reason 9
- Requirements 9
- About the Audio 10
- Hardware 10
- About MIDI Interfaces 11
- Installing the Software 12
- Launching the Program 13
- Installation 14
- About this Chapter 16
- Setting up the Audio 17
- Setting up MIDI Input 19
- Setting Sound and Patch 19
- Search Paths 19
- Setting the default song 20
- Quick Tutorial 21
- Playing a Song 22
- Creating a new song 23
- The Select Patch button 25
- Load Sample buttons 25
- The selected patch 25
- Drum sound channels 25
- The Stop button 26
- The Overdub/Replace switch 26
- Guided Tour 28
- The Transport Panel 29
- The Sequencer 29
- The Devices 30
- Malström Synth 31
- NN-19 Digital Sampler 31
- NN-XT Digital Sampler 31
- Dr. Rex Loop Player 32
- Redrum Drum Computer 32
- The Matrix Pattern Sequencer 34
- ReBirth Input Machine 34
- Conventions in the 36
- Making Settings 36
- Multi Mode Selectors 37
- Numerical Values 37
- Tool Tips 38
- Context menus 38
- About Multiple Undos 39
- Window Techniques 40
- Scrolling and Zooming 41
- Audio Basics 43
- About this chapter 44
- How Reason 44
- About Sample Rates and 45
- Resolutions 45
- About Audio Levels 46
- Master Tune 46
- Managing the Rack 47
- Navigating in the Rack 48
- Creating Devices 48
- Selecting Devices 49
- Deleting Devices 49
- Reordering Devices 49
- Duplicating Devices 50
- Cut, Copy and Paste 50
- A Quick Note on Routing 51
- Manual Routing 52
- Using pop-up menus 53
- Disconnecting Devices 53
- Hiding and Showing Cables 53
- Checking Connections 53
- Naming Devices 54
- Folding and Unfolding 55
- The Sequencer - Basics 57
- About the Sequencer 58
- Sequencer window 59
- About the Transport 60
- Managing Tracks 61
- Routing MIDI to a Track 62
- Moving Tracks 62
- Duplicating Tracks 62
- About the two Views 63
- About the Ruler, Song 64
- Position and Locators 64
- Transport Controls 64
- Overview 64
- Setting Up for Recording 65
- Recording 65
- Playback and Positioning 66
- Positioning 67
- Mute and Solo 68
- What else can I do in the 69
- Using Pattern Devices 71
- What are Pattern Devices? 72
- Selecting Patterns 73
- Programming a Pattern 74
- Clearing a Pattern 75
- Using Cut, Copy and Paste 75
- Pattern Functions 75
- The Browser 77
- Background 78
- Reason File Formats 79
- Opening files 81
- Getting Info 81
- The Preview function 81
- Handling Missing Sounds 82
- Auto Search 83
- Download ReFill 83
- Proceeding 83
- Working with Patches 85
- What are Patches? 86
- Selecting a Patch 86
- Saving Patches 87
- Copying and Pasting 88
- Patches between Devices 88
- Initializing Patches 88
- Song File Handling 89
- About Self-contained 90
- Song Information 91
- Saving a Song 92
- Publishing a Song 92
- Opening a Song 92
- Closing a Song 92
- Creating a New Song 93
- Creating a Default Song 93
- Exporting as an Audio File 94
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