Reason and Studio One, CV and Players

[dab1984]

Hi,

I am wondering if anyone has been using the plugin or Reason through Rewire in Studio One? I would especially like to know if there is any way to use such things as players and Reason's CV to affect other VSTs or instruments in Studio One.

Other than that I'd like to know information and tips as to using it in Studio One?

Any comments would be appreciated.. thank you so much..

[huggermugger]

You should be able to run the RRP as a MIDI FX plugin in Studio One, and then use any of its Players or other sequencing / CV devices to affect other instruments. I do it in Logic all the time, it's excellent and easy.

Here's a link I found to set up a MIDI FX plugin in Studio One.

[dab2]

thanks for replying!

sorry i made a new account because I changed my mail in the last one and it didn't send me a verification email for some reason..

anyway I just have a question.. do I choose RRP itself as the midifx plugin to use? and would this allow me to use both the players (which are midi effects) and the cv inputs nad outputs on instruments (which are not midi effects?)?

[ab459]

Regards Studio One, that perhaps interesting option above (with MidiFX) but as i understand usual method to use RRP players is more simpler a bit. No mandatory to construct multi-instrument track i mean, this is a bit tricky perhaps for newbie.
You can just add RRP as standard single instrument track, then separately add your VST synth track (which you want to be affected by RRP player track). And then select in input of synth track' dropdown list - RRP (instead "All Inputs).

It's all.

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[huggermugger]

thanks for replying!
anyway I just have a question.. do I choose RRP itself as the midifx plugin to use? and would this allow me to use both the players (which are midi effects) and the cv inputs nad outputs on instruments (which are not midi effects?)?

Yes, load the RRP into the MIDIFX Plugin slot of the Studio One channel. Then load the Player into the RRP. Then you load an instrument into the instrument slot of the Studio One channel. The Player should then control the instrument.