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USING REASON AS A REWIRE SLAVE
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About this Chapter
This chapter describes how to use Reason as a ReWire slave, that is with
Reason delivering audio to another ReWire compatible application. It does
not deal with using ReBirth and Reason together; that is described on page
156.
Why use Reason with
ReWire?
While Reason is a complete music tool in its own right, you might want to add
other elements to the music, such as:
Vocals.
Instrumental recordings.
Hardware synthesizers (controlled via MIDI).
Connecting Reason to another application allows you to do just this, inte-
grate your Reason songs with any other type of music, external MIDI and
acoustic recordings. By recording Reason onto audio Tracks in an audio se-
quencer you can also continue processing your Reason tracks with other in-
ternal and external effects.
Introducing ReWire!
To make this integration between two audio programs possible, Propeller-
head Software has developed ReWire. This technology provides the follow-
ing possibilities and features:
In ReWire version 1
Real time streaming of separate audio channels, at full bandwidth,
into another audio program.
Automatic, sample accurate, synchronization between the audio in
the two programs.
The possibility to have the two programs share one sound card.
Linked transport controls that allows you to play, rewind etc, from
either program.
Less total system requirements than when using the programs to-
gether in the conventional way.
In ReWire 2
A number of features were added in Reason version 2. The following are the
most important:
Up to 256 audio channels (previously 64).
Bi-directional MIDI communication of up to 4080 MIDI channels (255
devices with 16 channels each)
Automatic querying and linking features that (among other things)
allow a host to display the slave’s devices, controllers, drum
sounds etc. by name.
About ReWire 2
As of this writing there were no applications other than Reason supporting
ReWire 2. Hence, as we write this, teaming up Reason with another program
would only give you the features of ReWire version 1.
This chapter describes the ReWire version 1 feature set. As ReWire 2 imple-
mentations will start to appear in other audio applications we will post up-
dated information on our web site, www.propellerheads.se.
How Does it Work?
Basically the key to ReWire is the fact that Reason is divided into three com-
ponents:
The Reason application.
The Reason Engine (a DLL on the PC and a Shared Library file on
the Macintosh)
ReWire (also a DLL on the PC and a Shared Library on the Macin-
tosh).
ReWire and the Reason Engine are common resources to the two programs
(the other application and Reason) that generate the audio and passes it
onto the other audio application.
Terminology
In this text we refer to Reason as a ReWire slave and the application receiv-
ing audio from Reason (Steinberg Cubase, Emagic Logic Audio and Mark of
the Unicorn Digital Performer for example) as the host application.
About System Requirements
To run Reason together with another audio application of course raises the
demands on computing power. However, adding ReWire to the equation
does not in itself require a more powerful computer. On the contrary, it is
likely that ReWiring two programs requires less power than for example run-
ning them with one audio card each.
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