Midi Output to hard synth using Reason

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Posted by Trance Fission on Dec-25-2003 05:04:

Midi Output to hard synth using Reason

I was wondering if there is a way i could record the midi notes to the reason sequencer then play that sequencer track to the midi output to a roland xp-30.. but i havent seen anything about midiout while looking around in reason. is it possible to do this or would i have to use cubase or logic or something like that to be able to output midi to the hard synth?

Posted by DeZmA on Dec-25-2003 09:40:

You know what that search button is made for?? Not only for decoration
INDEED MY FRIEND

but since its a time of peace and happiness I was so kind to do the search for you
If you used it you would have find this :
HERE
and
THIS

and...
even on the site of reason
http://www.propellerheads.se/techno...ewire/index.cfm they seem to know a solution

this is what i got on 5 minutes, next time try google and forum search first plz unless it is a rather complicated problem because I think everybody gets tired of answering the same questions over and over again.

Posted by hey cheggy on Dec-25-2003 15:41:

quote:
Originally posted by DeZmA
You know what that search button is made for?? Not only for decoration
INDEED MY FRIEND

this is what i got on 5 minutes, next time try google and forum search first plz unless it is a rather complicated problem because I think everybody gets tired of answering the same questions over and over again.

I got to say, I'm really getting tired of the "use the search function" response. What's the deal, if you know the answer to a question like this, then tell him, if you don't know, then you don't tell him. This is supposed to be a production forum and yet half the talk is winging about the use, or lack thereof, of the search function. Why go searching on Google when you can ask here? Isn't that the point of this forum. I understand for the "what software should I use thread" but this seems pretty legitimate.

Posted by Trance Fission on Dec-25-2003 16:09:

thank you for the help dezma.. but i dont need to be critized.. and btw i did use the forum search function.. but i just didnt have the time to be looking through all 15or so pages of threads or so listed because im busy.. i just asked on the off chance of somebody running into the same problem and knowing the answer to save some time.. seeing that im a little busy this time of year.

but thank you for the answer anyhow.

Posted by Trance Fission on Dec-25-2003 22:27:

and good point cheggy