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sicko

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Ez lads, might be a dumb question but does anyone know how i can "transfer" tracks that are made in reason 2.5 into Nuendo ?!

If i open the cd(where the track is on) in the nuendo programm i only get one track instead of all the different devices...

Maybe my explenation doesn't make any sense but you never know that somebody might help me out Happy

06-04-2006 16:17

cynik

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I assume youre using ReWire. this is for CUbase but I imagine it isn't much different. press TAB in Reason, youll see a pannel with a lot of inputs, but only one is currntly occupied - that is the reason left+right channel mixdown. in order to get a specific channel for a device, you must route that device to the next available pair of inputs - which are in fact different channels in Nuendo. then in Nuendo where you normally select Rewire to Reason, change the channels setting from L+R to 2,3 then 4,5 for as many devices you have.

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06-04-2006 16:29

saphir saphir is a male

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but why would you like to work in nuendo?

it's high end
i rather would suggest an option on cubase then.

but whatever floats the boat wasn't it?
Smile

second of all, you wouldn't see any devices in whatever tool you will rewire to. you'll only see a vsti slot where the hosting program will get it's reason data from

a look at the help file might enlighten you.

always make sure you keep this order : first hosting tool, then reason
when you have rewired your reason file into the host

simple switch the routing in reason to the main output busses on top in the rack view. press tab
now in your host you should be able to get the indivual reason layers to new channels...

but here the same stor, read about rewire in the help (reason this time)

it explains fairly every question...

but i guess you want to import cd track?
at least that what i make up from your post.
If i open the cd(where the track is on) in the nuendo programm i only get one track
if so, you best convert it to a wav file then import it to an audio layer

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06-04-2006 18:13

Surora23 Surora23 is a male

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Originally posted by sicko
Ez lads, might be a dumb question but does anyone know how i can "transfer" tracks that are made in reason 2.5 into Nuendo ?!

If i open the cd(where the track is on) in the nuendo programm i only get one track instead of all the different devices...

Maybe my explenation doesn't make any sense but you never know that somebody might help me out Happy

ehhh... rewire could work, but if not, render each track seperately and add midi chanels, youd have to use kontakt or something...

but @ sphire...

you realise that nuendo is the best production software on the market period... its basically a suped up version of cubase...

not ot mention its the most expensive.. the academic version is 1600$ ad the standard is 2000$

the reason why no one hears about it is cause its so expensive... and not a lot of people can work the software, but its by far teh strongest and most powerful production/recording software period...

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06-04-2006 21:45

saphir saphir is a male

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Originally posted by Surora23

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still i find it overkill, actually i don't even agree by far

it's not the reason why you hear it so less.most producers take production serious and acutally pay for their tools (guess what)

it's cuz it's overkill, why produce in a surround system
while you can spend less cash on a tool that DOES exactly the same, without the useless features you won't even use ever.
take a good look and find the real difference with nuendo,
you'll see it's about dvd/surround/dolby things, not exactly dancefloor orientated music
other then that, speaking from experience, nuendo works the same way as cubase/sonar, worked with nuendo
when i was asked to do some sounds over an, guess what, animation movie. but i rather rely on sonar then in the future.

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Nuendo 3 is one of the most flexible and technologically advanced post-production, recording and Surround systems available on the market today.

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Designed with the requirements and working methods of professional musicians, composers, audio engineers and producers in mind, Steinberg's flagship Cubase SX3 converges extraordinary sound quality, intuitive handling and a vast range of functions.

remember that songs "let a woman be a woman?"

it's been discussed over & over,it's plain overkill
i don't wash my windows with a broom, i use a cloth
but i guess it's all about what you like seemingly

also period Smile

oh and it's not sphre if you read well surora23 but hey Wink

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11-04-2006 10:36

saphir saphir is a male

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i just love it when a thread comes to silence

Drummer

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03-10-2006 15:41

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