KORG NTS-1 editor (Reason Combinator 2.0 CC editor)

[turn2on]

KORG NTS-1 (DIGITAL) Editor based on Reason Combinator patch.
Based on the MIDI OUT DEVICE (Reason stock device).

Combinator patch can control main elements of external hardware synthesizer into the native Reason Rack.


About KORG NTS-1 / DIGITAL synthesizer

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[Heater]

Very nice

[Noiserunner]

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Combinator patch can control main elements of external hardware synthesizer into the native Reason Rack.
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Until now I was still unsure whether I want to update, but this fact has convinced me.

[avasopht]

Incredible!

[Zac]

Wow, very very nice! Thanks

[Loque]

Nice! I dont have external synths and stuff, but this is really cool for ppl having external gear!

[avasopht]

Nice! I dont have external synths and stuff, but this is really cool for ppl having external gear!

Also cool for creating interfaces for some VSTs.

[electrofux]

technically even sysex is possible as in a deeper remote codec you can send all kinds of midi messages eg to light up pads, entire base configurations, sysex-text strings. And you can receive them. Maybe time to get my Korg Prophecy out of the closet.

One problem though with all the external stuff is bidirectional communication. EG when you change a patch, do the knobs on the combinator move. Most external gear does not send its parameters.

But nevertheless this is a very nice use of the new combinator.

[drno]

technically even sysex is possible...

How can sysex be shipped? Where is that information?, thanks

[electrofux]

technically even sysex is possible...

How can sysex be shipped? Where is that information?, thanks

It would not be going out through the Midi Out Device but via the Out Port of a Midi Codec. Pretty much like a codec sending the midi to eg move a motorized fader or a sysex encoded string to show a patchname on a Push it could just aswell send a sysex to control a parameter. As i said this would require some deeper codec programming but it is possible. You need the free Remote SDK.