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USING PATTERN DEVICES
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Selecting Patterns
Each pattern device has 32 pattern memories, divided into four banks
(A, B, C, D).
The Bank and Pattern buttons for the Matrix pattern sequencer.
D To select a pattern in the current bank, click on the desired Pattern
button (1-8).
If you like, you can assign computer key commands and/or MIDI messages
to pattern selection. See the Operation Manual pdf.
D To select a pattern in another bank, first click the desired Bank but-
ton (A, B, C, D) and then click the Pattern button.
Nothing happens until you click the Pattern button.
The pattern change takes effect on the next downbeat according to the time sig-
nature set in the transport panel.
The Pattern Enable switch
The Pattern Enable switch in the Redrum and the Matrix.
Next to the Bank and Pattern buttons you will find an additional switch, which is
normally activated. If you click this to turn it off, the pattern playback will be dis-
abled, starting at the next downbeat - exactly as if you had selected an empty (si-
lent) pattern. For example, this can be used for bringing different pattern devices
in and out of the mix during playback.
Programming a Pattern
The actual programming procedure differs for the different devices (see the Op-
eration Manual pdf for descriptions of the Redrum and Matrix, respectively).
However, some basic principles are common for all pattern devices:
Steps
Patterns consist of a number of discrete steps. For each step, you can enter a
note, a CV value or various properties, depending on the device. When you run
the pattern, each step will be played back in turn and will play a sound or send
out the information programmed for this step. If you have ever used a drum ma-
chine, this will be obvious to you.
Pattern Length
For each pattern, you can specify a length, i.e. how many steps it should contain.
The maximum pattern length is different for different devices.
The pattern length selector for the Redrum (left) and the Matrix (right).
Pattern Resolution
The pattern resolution determines the length (note value) of the steps. When the
pattern resolution is set to 1/16, each pattern step will be a sixteenth note, when
set to 1/8, each step will be an eighth note, etc.
The Resolution control on the Matrix. As with the pattern length value, you can program
different resolution settings for different patterns.
If you change the resolution of an existing pattern, the audible effect will be a
change of pattern playback speed. This may seem strange at first, but if you
think about it, it’s logical:
- , Getting Started 1
- Table of Contents 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- Installation 7
- Welcome! 8
- About the manuals 8
- What is in the Reason 9
- Requirements 9
- About the Audio 10
- Hardware 10
- About MIDI Interfaces 11
- Upgrading vs. New 11
- Installations 11
- Installing the Software 12
- Setting Up 13
- About this Chapter 14
- First run - Reason Setup 14
- About the Preferences 15
- Setting up the Audio 15
- Mac OS X 16
- Setting up MIDI 17
- About the master keyboard 18
- Setting the default song 19
- SETTING UP 20
- D Quick Tutorial 21
- Playing a Song 22
- Creating a new song 23
- QUICK TUTORIAL 24
- The Select Patch button 25
- Load Sample buttons 25
- The selected patch 25
- Drum sound channels 25
- The Stop button 26
- The Overdub/Replace switch 26
- Guided Tour 28
- The Transport Panel 29
- The Sequencer 29
- The Devices 30
- Line Mixer 6:2 31
- Subtractor Analog Synth 31
- Malström Synth 31
- NN-19 Digital Sampler 31
- NN-XT Digital Sampler 31
- Dr. Rex Loop Player 32
- Redrum Drum Computer 32
- MClass Mastering effects 32
- BV512 Vocoder 33
- RV7000 Advanced Reverb 33
- PEQ2 Two Band Parametric EQ 35
- The Matrix Pattern Sequencer 35
- ReBirth Input Machine 35
- Conventions in the 38
- Making Settings 38
- Multi Mode Selectors 39
- Numerical Values 39
- Tool Tips 40
- Context menus 40
- About Multiple Undos 41
- Window Techniques 42
- Scrolling and Zooming 43
- D Audio Basics 45
- About this chapter 46
- How Reason 46
- About Sample Rates and 47
- Resolutions 47
- About Audio Levels 48
- Master Tune 48
- D Managing the Rack 49
- Navigating in the Rack 50
- Creating Devices 50
- Selecting Devices 51
- Deleting Devices 51
- Reordering Devices 51
- Duplicating Devices 52
- Cut, Copy and Paste 52
- A Quick Note on Routing 53
- Manual Routing 54
- Using pop-up menus 55
- Disconnecting Devices 55
- Hiding and Showing Cables 55
- Checking Connections 55
- Naming Devices 56
- Folding and Unfolding 57
- MANAGING THE RACK 58
- D The Sequencer - Basics 59
- About the Sequencer 60
- Sequencer window 61
- About the Transport 62
- Managing Tracks 63
- Routing MIDI to a Track 64
- Moving Tracks 64
- Duplicating Tracks 64
- About the two Views 65
- About the Ruler, Song 66
- Position and Locators 66
- Transport Controls 66
- Overview 66
- Setting Up for Recording 67
- Recording 67
- Recording more tracks 68
- Playback and Positioning 69
- Mute and Solo 70
- What else can I do in the 71
- THE SEQUENCER - BASICS 72
- What is the Combinator 74
- Creating a layered 75
- The insertion line 76
- About the Programmer 77
- D Using Pattern Devices 79
- What are Pattern Devices? 80
- Selecting Patterns 81
- Programming a Pattern 81
- Clearing a Pattern 82
- Using Cut, Copy and Paste 82
- Pattern Functions 83
- USING PATTERN DEVICES 84
- D The Browser 85
- Background 86
- About the Browser 87
- Opening the browser 88
- Browser elements 88
- THE BROWSER 89
- Navigating in the Browser 90
- Using Locations 91
- Cross-browsing patch 92
- Using the Search function 94
- Opening files 95
- Using Favorites 95
- Handling Missing Sounds 97
- D Working with Patches 99
- About Patches 100
- Selecting a Patch 100
- Saving Patches 101
- Copying and Pasting 102
- Patches between Devices 102
- Initializing Patches 102
- D Song File Handling 103
- About Self-contained 104
- Song Information 105
- Saving a Song 106
- Publishing a Song 106
- Opening a Song 106
- Closing a Song 106
- Creating a New Song 107
- Creating a Default Song 107
- Exporting as an Audio File 108
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