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Well, when stuff starts playing the Matrix automatically runs...at least, it should anyway.

Scratch that, it's working now. I don't have the slightest clue as to what it could have been doing before. Thanks for your input anyway!

Is there really nobody who can answer my question?

If anyone is familiar with Reason:
I've got a Combinator with a Malstrom, some effects and a Matrix (controlling volume levels of the malstrom for gating) rewired into live but when I play it back the matrix doesn't gate the volume for some reason. I can hear the malstrom as if there wasn't any ...

if it is looping correctly in reason, then it seems to me that simply starting and stopping the recording using global quantization should be all you need to do.
Maybe I'm just ignorant, but could you explain this a little further?


actually i don't see why you'd even have to be too worried ...

Ah. Okay, thank you for trying to help anyway.

lord toranaga wrote:i would use the export as loop feature in reason.


that seems the easiest to me.

That would work if it were not for the pops that would occur. Simply using the loop exporting doesn't create a perfect loop, does it?

Are there any free alternatives to SoundForge that would give the same effect?

So I've created something loop-worthy in Reason. My idea for a perfect loop, anyways.
I've got it all rewired into Live and I'm going to create a perfect loop out of it (for background ambience in a game). Should I just record Reason to an audio track and cut the sample so that it makes a nice loop ...

Found out what I had to do. Not exactly what I wanted but it works. Setting the sample end to the number of measures creates a perfect loop to work with.

I've got this MIDI track ReWired to Reason. Since sending and receiving doesn't really work well with MIDI tracks I just figured I'd grab the audio from Reason so I would be able to do things more freely. The problem is that I can't get a clean stop of the recording. Since I'm not exactly good at ...