Rewire Reason to Cubase

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[EresHughesy]

I am doing everything you do and my headphones aren't broke and my jack is fine but I don't understand why it is making absolutely no sound it had sound the other day and was creating a song and now I can't even hear anything an I can't figure it out and it's really frustrating me, I seriously need some help but I can't figure out why no sound is being made, please help!

[ObediaTutor]

@EresHughesy Really can't support you fully via youtube comments. Give me a call at 1.855.553.7205 and we can talk, I'll give you a trial to show you what we do :)

[TippetTheTuber]

ok, nice nice, how can you bounce the reason stuff to audio for cubase audio pool?

[ObediaTutor]

@TippetTheTuber You can do an audio mixdown, using the Reason tracks as a bounce source, and clicking "import to pool" in the export options.

[PROLiFiCK3YS]

WHOEVER INVENTED REWIRE WAS A FUCKIN MUSIC GENIUS!!!!!!!

#period.point._______

[dhruvdheen]

@ObediaTutor i wd be happy..if the master keyboard ctrl automatically get disabled from reason when we use it as a rewire ..

[Cline69dude]

@ObediaTutor yeah thats cool i know that! but most of the time u copy rex file to track and can edit/process the full file in the sequencer which makes for your own unique patterns, Copy to track only copies it onto the reason sequencer!!...no worries anyway a simple export midi file then import onto that track in cubase does the same thing, just thought there was a quicker more efficient way...cheers

[ibeawakened]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS, SAVED ME A LOT OF HEADACHES. THANKS AGAIN. VERY KIND AND HUMANE OF YOU! PEACE...

[RingoFreakingStarr]

I have an issue to where whenever i play notes via the midi track in cubase, all of the notes from the piano get clipped no matter how low i tun the volume down in cubase and/or reason :/

[ObediaTutor]

@kld308 We are actually the support partners for Avid and their Artist Series of controllers, and we do a lot of Pro tools support, as well - let's definitely connect! Call us anytime and we'll talk :) /brian

[kld308]

@ObediaTutor sounds like a plan! Looks like we're both here in LA and in the IT & music business we should definitely connect. Do you have anyone who works with Avids?

[ObediaTutor]

@SANC2775 That is done in the export settings. Click file/export and change the file export type - we also have a video on this in our Cubase tutorials.