So…. Here we are again. I started recording an album, and in the past I would program drums and instruments, then export and import to GarageBand for tracking guitar vox etc, then export those tracks back into reason and trigger them with redrum. Reason 5 is definitely changing the sample rate of th...

If they are EXACTLY a half step off, it’s very odd. But if they are a little over a half step, it’s a sample rate issue between 44.1 and 48 kHz. Perfect thank you. I still have no clue why the wav files I load into redrum are so far off timing wise, and even if I get the first hit to line up by mov...

The problems continue. When exporting individual tracks, they are a half step off. This whole thing is baffling.

Just another idea: Check the sample rate of the wav file. Something like a 44.1kHz vs. 48kHz mismatch might also be a possible cause, as I'm not sure if this old version of Reason already did re-sample any wav samples to the sample rate of the project. For NNXT you should not try to load up a devic...

Just another idea: Check the sample rate of the wav file. Something like a 44.1kHz vs. 48kHz mismatch might also be a possible cause, as I'm not sure if this old version of Reason already did re-sample any wav samples to the sample rate of the project. For NNXT you should not try to load up a devic...

jam-s wrote: ↑

01 May 2022

You could try to import/load the wav as a sample in NNXT (or even NN19) instead of Redrum and see if this helps.

I tried NN19 but still had issues, I’m not sure how to load a wav file into NNXT, when I browse from the NNXT, my wav files don’t even show up. I appreciate the response

Hello, I realize I am a few generations behind, but I recently moved from using Reason 3 to Reason 5. In reason 3 I would program drums and backing instruments, and then also record live guitar and vocals etc, and then combine them within reason by exporting my live tracks individually as wav files,...