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Originally posted by Sonic_c Does anyone use it as an effects controller? I learned this uncommon use from a friend its a bit complex for someone new to reason. I might post a picture tutorial or I will make a combinator and post a link.

Also this picture tutorial sounds really cool

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CHeck new thread for combinator file download

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Originally posted by Lana That sound really cool! At leat I would be really interested about this!!

+1 me to.

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Ok i posted a combinator that is not utilising the vocoder but still gives a good demonstration of how fx can be combined to completely change a loop using control voltages to automate the parameters etc. I will do full on reason FX tutorial over this weekend

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Processing a highly structured and complex pattern of sensory input as a unified percept of "music" is probably one of the most elaborate features of the human brain.....understanding how music is perceived and how it may elicit intense sensations is far from being understood.

Thanks all - appreciate the help.

I'm still puzzled a bit... I could've sworn that in the past I never had to write notes the Malstrom in order for it to work when I trigger the sample. I went an reread the tutorial I first used when I set up the vocoder and no reference to it either. I'm not sure... whatever, though, it works now. I'll keep a chord in the Reason sequencer (I'll end up using it in rewire mode though, so not sure how that'll work) and use it that way.

Thanks.

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Originally posted by Ray_Chappell I'll keep a chord in the Reason sequencer (I'll end up using it in rewire mode though, so not sure how that'll work) and use it that way.

You can always send midi from the host sequencer to Reason (rather than keeping a chord in the Reason sequencer) if you don't want to bother with going back and forth between the arrange windows.

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Originally posted by Ray_Chappell Thanks all - appreciate the help. I'm still puzzled a bit... I could've sworn that in the past I never had to write notes the Malstrom in order for it to work when I trigger the sample. I went an reread the tutorial I first used when I set up the vocoder and no reference to it either. I'm not sure... whatever, though, it works now. I'll keep a chord in the Reason sequencer (I'll end up using it in rewire mode though, so not sure how that'll work) and use it that way. Thanks.

Or just hook a matrix up to malstrom draw a solid pattern and leave it set to run everytime u play the song. Note wont change though

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Processing a highly structured and complex pattern of sensory input as a unified percept of "music" is probably one of the most elaborate features of the human brain.....understanding how music is perceived and how it may elicit intense sensations is far from being understood.

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Originally posted by Ray_Chappell Thanks all - appreciate the help. I'm still puzzled a bit... I could've sworn that in the past I never had to write notes the Malstrom in order for it to work when I trigger the sample. I went an reread the tutorial I first used when I set up the vocoder and no reference to it either. I'm not sure... whatever, though, it works now. I'll keep a chord in the Reason sequencer (I'll end up using it in rewire mode though, so not sure how that'll work) and use it that way. Thanks.

Or just hook a matrix up to malstrom draw a solid pattern and leave it set to run everytime u play the song. Note wont change though

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Processing a highly structured and complex pattern of sensory input as a unified percept of "music" is probably one of the most elaborate features of the human brain.....understanding how music is perceived and how it may elicit intense sensations is far from being understood.

Cool - really appreciate the help fellas. Thx.