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rockx
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So i open Reason 4.0 and then i open cubase sx3, open a new file, and i try devices==> reason. And then it says "Can not use reason, Close reason and try again" so i try, but still no luck?
Just installed cubase for the first time btw.
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02-09-2008 19:08 |
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Soi 
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first cubase, then reason
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02-09-2008 20:16 |
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Binary Havoc
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02-09-2008 20:33 |
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rockx
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k thx, finally figured it out.
Now i got some other questions?
- How do i send a rex file from reason to cubase? (without playing it in with my keyboard entirenly)
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03-09-2008 19:03 |
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Binary Havoc
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Ok well you got some choices
You can either
Load the rex file into a Dr rex or nnxt, route the output to the rewire output device either directly or via a mixer and then turn on the relevant rewire channels in cubase (devices > reason > switch on the channel)
Or
just load the rex file into an audio channel in sx3 as cubase supports the rex format as well
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