That being said, I do still plan on adding more Node types (in addition to the 3 added since launch), and I also plan on releasing a ongoing series of "quick tips" where I build out useful patches or demonstrate concepts, as I admit the video documentation is a bit lacking at the moment. More quick...

I use it with a dell touchscreen under windows 10. Works well, for rough volume and eq edits. You can also touch and use shift key together, for finer settings, but that is not a Workflow that has established for me.

Oh Yea! Thanks

I also would like to get a fix, or even a feedback from RS. For the moment I won't use umpf

I can only support the request, happens te so often!

Percussion RE optimized for modern genres. (african house, techno, electronica, trap, memphis rap)

Edit: Cello

Delta Midi +1

Maybe this new secret thing that is coming in 2020 is some kind of hardware that can run RE's, then it would get interesting again for developers?!?

Reason Studio listen and implement AVX in the RE SDK, simple as that. Otherwise you will get in the same situation as with U-He and the SSE drama.

For the input/output in lua: you found it by yourself, the "TButton 1-8" differs from the Mk2. I would give it a try and change what you pointed to in red (CC), e.g. "b? 68 ?<???x>" to "b? 5B ?<???x>" and so on. Do the same with the output, change the CC's and test it. The "get_new_value(value, 65,...

One of the reasons is that we want to ensure backwards compatibility. Creating a newer version of a device could potentially make your (old) song sound different or just plain wrong, and we wouldn't want that. I knew that was coming, but I have counter-arguments :-) in the case of thor you could le...

Hope you have a good text editor like "Notepad++". Makes it much easyer to search and find something in larger files. To find the scope for redrum, search for "Redrum" simple as that. And you can generate a text file within Reason with all infos about a device in it: Select the device (e.g. Redrum)...

I sure would want an OTA zero-feedback filter in Thor (and why not all synths like Europa/Grain)...... He Boombastix you think/know that europa and grain don’t have zero delay feedback filters? *shock* I found a thread where even the synapse guy was asking how he can optimize the filters, and I thi...

Next Questions

input: what does the <100x>? or b? and the 7F or ?<???x> row's define?
output: what does the B0 ore 90 row define?

You can still use 10 groups of controls in the remotemap though so this shouldn't be a problem ;) This would give you 160 (?) controls per device. You can swap groups with Ctrl(Cmd) + Alt + 0>9 Hi thanks for your Feedback, but sorry i am not sure if I understand it right? You can define 10 differen...

If you can not change the CC's on Launchpad, it is not the *.remotemap you have to work on, it is the codec. He rmtcvolte I think I have found the Lua config that defines the buttons with the attached CC values. Will try to change that, but i have some more questions (sorry, i am completely new to ...

After a short comparison of the MK2 and X "novation programmers reference manual" i found, that most of the pads have the same CC values, only the two outer rows differ, maybe this is the problem.

..... I would like to help and I have an idea what the problem could be.... He rmtcvolte, thank you so much for your help. I don't have so much time until the Christmas holiday. But i will try to do some learning and research during the next days/weeks. Really want to use the Redrum Sequencer with ...

Backward compatibility. Old things are perfect. They consume little processor. I do not understand what needs to be improved. You can create everything you need with the help of a combinator. Yes you can, but why do synths like serum have so much success, because you can do everything without combi...

Why the always add stuff and do not update the already great existing?

There is no Midi CC or Program Change, but you can map Buttons on your Midi controller to do so. What kind of Midi device are you using? For global operation: If it is one of the remote devices listed by Reason, goto the according *.remotemap file and search for "Select Next Patch for Target Device...

I used MIDI to trigger the sample, then used "bounce in place" to convert to audio. I also just did a test with FuzzMeasure, and the biggest difference was in the impulse response, which as expected had the Umpf slightly smeared on the attack (by a little over 0.02ms). I also bounced the test file ...

Have searched the forum but found nothing, maybe I'm just blind.

Is there a Midi CC Option for "Select next or previous patch"?

Thanks for your help.

Hi Seelig, you are right, as I wrote in one of the answers, I think Redrum cut a little from the sample start. At the first bigger wave swing, you can see the humpback comes before the reference. But I think the level can't be the difference, because it is the same single Sample from all Devices, b...

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13 Dec 2019

Did anyone ever did a null test with analog hardware?

I think ppl give a bit too much attention to something that nobody can hear.

Right it is not a important thing, but it doesn't hurt to know your tools exactly.