I can't think of any other way to organize a Live project that has Reason rewired in it than to save the Reason file in the same location as the Live project using the same names as to not get confused.
It seems kinda annoying to have to then open Reason yourself and then open the Reason project every time you open something in Live that uses Reason.
If you know what I mean...
Am I missing something here? Is there as easier way.
Best way to organized Live projects with Reason instruments?
Re: Best way to organized Live projects with Reason instruments?
On the Mac there is a software utility called Automator with which you can create scripts or apps. (Macros)
If you have a consistent set-up, you could simply hit one icon and have all your software (apps & files) open in whatever order you choose.
There is likely a Windows alternative.
If you have a consistent set-up, you could simply hit one icon and have all your software (apps & files) open in whatever order you choose.
There is likely a Windows alternative.
Re: Best way to organized Live projects with Reason instruments?
Yeah, interesting. I never thought of that.
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Re: Best way to organized Live projects with Reason instruments?
If there is a windows alternative I would be very interested. I've also thought about how the process of opening programs in order. I abandoned rewiring reason a while ago when I picked up my radias-r and also because of limitations I was encountering in the rewire process. I don't know how Reasons devices work but there may be a possibility to send a program change message. I do this with my EMX-1 and Radias to change programs from ableton rather than by hand. If you could use such messages to activate different presets and instruments it would increase my willingness to bring reason back into my setup.
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