Hi guys, just to get it straight, there aint no way to move the racks around without flipping the rack and doing it with the cables?
Say i've created something like this:
Subtractor -> Eq -> Comp and wanted it to look like this: Subtractor -> Comp -> Eq
In most other DAWS you just drag the racks around, is there a way to do this in Reason the easy way?
Well maybe in Reason 11
Drag and drop in the Reason Rack
Yes! If you hold Shift when dragging, the routing will be changed automatically!Le Boeuf wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019Hi guys, just to get it straight, there aint no way to move the racks around without flipping the rack and doing it with the cables?
Say i've created something like this:
Subtractor -> Eq -> Comp and wanted it to look like this: Subtractor -> Comp -> Eq
In most other DAWS you just drag the racks around, is there a way to do this in Reason the easy way?
Well maybe in Reason 11
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This is such a huge important feature and it's an absolute crime that there's no indicator of it whatsoever within the program. When you move a device there should be honking flashing siren lights telling you you can just shift-drag to update the routing automatically. How many hours have been wasted by people not knowing they can do this?buddard wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019Yes! If you hold Shift when dragging, the routing will be changed automatically!Le Boeuf wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019Hi guys, just to get it straight, there aint no way to move the racks around without flipping the rack and doing it with the cables?
Say i've created something like this:
Subtractor -> Eq -> Comp and wanted it to look like this: Subtractor -> Comp -> Eq
In most other DAWS you just drag the racks around, is there a way to do this in Reason the easy way?
Well maybe in Reason 11
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Another cool thing you can do is select-drag a device and alt-shift to duplicate and insert/route it.
Agreed. And we had this conversation before, but I still think that little hints throughout (which could be turned on/off) would serve more good than the tutorial window in its current state.esselfortium wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019This is such a huge important feature and it's an absolute crime that there's no indicator of it whatsoever within the program. When you move a device there should be honking flashing siren lights telling you you can just shift-drag to update the routing automatically. How many hours have been wasted by people not knowing they can do this?
Something like this:
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Definitely agreed! That would be a thousand times more useful as a tutorial mode.joeyluck wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019Agreed. And we had this conversation before, but I still think that little hints throughout (which could be turned on/off) would serve more good than the tutorial window in its current state.esselfortium wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019
This is such a huge important feature and it's an absolute crime that there's no indicator of it whatsoever within the program. When you move a device there should be honking flashing siren lights telling you you can just shift-drag to update the routing automatically. How many hours have been wasted by people not knowing they can do this?
Something like this:
hold-shift.png
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Ahhh thanks man!
Glad im not the only one who'd missed this
Glad im not the only one who'd missed this
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Is it just me that when I SHIFT+DRAG the routings are empty? I mean no cables attached anywhere after using shift on the rack. What do you guys mean by "the routing will be changed automatically" ?
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If you add a new device while holding shift, it will skip autorouting it to anything. If you move an existing device while holding shift, the routing will automatically update to connect it to what it's become adjacent to.Molotovbeatz wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019Is it just me that when I SHIFT+DRAG the routings are empty? I mean no cables attached anywhere after using shift on the rack. What do you guys mean by "the routing will be changed automatically" ?
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Ahh so there is a difference between adding and moving devices with SHIFT. Thank you for the clarificationesselfortium wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019If you add a new device while holding shift, it will skip autorouting it to anything. If you move an existing device while holding shift, the routing will automatically update to connect it to what it's become adjacent to.Molotovbeatz wrote: ↑15 Feb 2019Is it just me that when I SHIFT+DRAG the routings are empty? I mean no cables attached anywhere after using shift on the rack. What do you guys mean by "the routing will be changed automatically" ?
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