2 more reason questions, about song length and snap "to
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- KVRAF
- 2874 posts since 22 Oct, 2002 from "somewhere between digital and analog"
The secret to using Reason't sequencer effectively is grouping... I set the snap to bar... and I record 1-2 bars of a track, then, I group the notes, so that bar can be moved as a section... Makes it a whole lot easier, when I start moving sections around later... The only problem with grouping: apparently Reason snaps to the bar (at a point) that when you group the notes, the first note will be a little before the start of the bar... causing the grouping to be 2 bars instead of the 1 bar you selected... Solution is to turn off snap, and move the first note a little to the right... Sounds like a pain, but it's pretty easy, and the benefit of moving sections around in the sequencer instead of those little ticks (notes) is huge! Try it...
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- KVRAF
- 3745 posts since 29 Sep, 2002 from Killafornia
I dont think grouping would help ttoz's relative snap problem.DHR53 wrote:The secret to using Reason't sequencer effectively is grouping... I set the snap to bar... and I record 1-2 bars of a track, then, I group the notes, so that bar can be moved as a section... Makes it a whole lot easier, when I start moving sections around later... The only problem with grouping: apparently Reason snaps to the bar (at a point) that when you group the notes, the first note will be a little before the start of the bar... causing the grouping to be 2 bars instead of the 1 bar you selected... Solution is to turn off snap, and move the first note a little to the right... Sounds like a pain, but it's pretty easy, and the benefit of moving sections around in the sequencer instead of those little ticks (notes) is huge! Try it...
