Operation Manual D Table of Contents 7 Common Operations and Concepts 51 The Sequencer 8 About this manual 52 Introduction 8 About this Chapter 52 Sequencer basics 8 Conventions in the Manual 61 Recording 8 Making Settings 64 Recording automation 9 Tool Tips 69 About the toolbar 10 Context menus 70 About Snap 10 Undo 70 Editing clips in Arrange mode 11 Window Techniques 78 The Edit mode 89 Tool window - Tools page note editing functions 15 Audio basics 92 Copying patterns to sequencer tracks 16 About this chapter 94 Automating tempo and time signature 16 How Reason communicates with your audio hardware 96 Importing and Exporting MIDI Files 18 General Information 20 PC Specific Information 97 The ReGroove Mixer 20 Mac Specific Information 98 Introduction 98 The ReGroove Mixer 21 Sounds, Devices and Patches 102 Groove Settings 22 Introduction 104 Working with grooves 22 Rack device procedures 106 Groovy tips & tricks 26 A Quick Note on Routing 107 The ReGroove patches in the Factory Sound Bank 29 About patches 32 About ReFills 109 Remote - Playing and controlling Reason devices 33 Using the Browser 110 About the various MIDI inputs 110 About Remote 45 Routing Audio and CV 110 Setting up 46 About the various signals that can be routed 112 Remote basics 46 About Cables 113 Locking a surface to a device 47 Automatic Routing 115 Remote Override 48 Manual Routing 117 Additional Remote Overrides... 49 Using CV and Gate 118 Keyboard Control 119 Saving Remote Setups 121 Advanced MIDI - the External Control Bus inputs 122 About the External Control Bus …

-1- Operation Manual by Ernst Nathorst-Böös. Documentation Assistance: Ludvig Carlson, Dave Nicholson, Anja Kramer and Andrea Menke. The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Propellerhead Software. The software described by this document is subject to a License Agreement and may not be copied to other media except as specifically allowed in the License Agreement. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or otherwise transmitted or recorded, without prior written permission by Propellerhead Software. ReBirth RB-338 was inspired by the TR-808, TR-909 and TB-303, originally created by Roland Corporation. Their unique sounds and visual images have been reborn through digital simulation by Propellerhead Software. All visual and aural references to TR-808, TR-909 and TB-303 are being made with written permission from Roland Corporation. Sound recordings © 1984 Roland Corporation. All product and company names are ™ or ® trademarks of their respective owners. Apple, the Apple logo, Mac, Macintosh and Power Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc. ReBirth is a trademark of Propellerhead Software. All other commercial symbols are protected trademarks and trade names of their respective holders. All specifications subject to change without notice. © Propellerhead Software, 1998. All rights reserved. -2- Table of Contents 1 -3- 7 Introduction 38 Programming Synth Patterns 8 Thanks! 39 Preparations 8 About this Documentation 39 Soloing a Synth Section 40 Programming and Playback 10 Making Audio Settings 40 Clearing the Pattern 11 Introduction 40 Basic Procedures 11 Windows Computers 42 Using Pitch Mode 14 Macintosh Computers 43 Using the Keyboard for Creating and Editing Patterns 16 Overview and Basic Concepts 45 Working with Octave settings 45 Working with Accents 17 Introduction 45 Working with Slide 17 Song Mode vs. Pattern Mode 46 Clearing the Pattern 18 Setting Values 46 Working with Various Pattern 19 Using the Computer Keyboard Lengths 19 MIDI 19 Real Time Operation 47 The Synth Sound settings 19 The Song Window 20 Pattern Selection 48 Waveform 21 Using Shuffle 48 Tune 22 About Focus and the Focus Bar 48 Cutoff 23 The Mixers 48 Resonance 24 About Levels 49 Env. Mod. (Envelope Modulation) …

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