Makeing wave files in Reason
- Thread starter Wold
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I was wondering the same thing, you could use mutes and do it one track at a time but I'm sure there is a more convienient way of getting the job done, I think it has something to do with the export loop as audio file function. If you figure it out let me know, I'm more acoustomed to just working within Reason so I never really tried to pull it off.
The only way is to export each track as an audio file. No way to do it all at once (Yet).
and the "Export Loop As Audio File" function does just what it says. It exports everything in the sequencer between the "L" Loop Beginning Marker, and the "R" Loop End Marker.
I usually just stay inside reason, the PEQ-2 Is a great EQ, and I'm sure your mastering suite is pretty dope too...reason has an output of (ITHINK) -3 Db to leave headroom for mixing, only thing you'd need to do is "AMPLIFY" your reason mix in a wav editor
and the "Export Loop As Audio File" function does just what it says. It exports everything in the sequencer between the "L" Loop Beginning Marker, and the "R" Loop End Marker.
I usually just stay inside reason, the PEQ-2 Is a great EQ, and I'm sure your mastering suite is pretty dope too...reason has an output of (ITHINK) -3 Db to leave headroom for mixing, only thing you'd need to do is "AMPLIFY" your reason mix in a wav editor
^Just cuz one goes a different route of getting things done don't mean its wrong, just different.
I've rewired before but I just like having things complete in reason first cuz I'm more comfortable navigating through that program as opposed to anything else. I don't really like using reason as a plug in because the host sequencer pretty much takes over the program. Witch a little getting used to I could probably run anything as well as I could with reason though, just takes a little time.
I've rewired before but I just like having things complete in reason first cuz I'm more comfortable navigating through that program as opposed to anything else. I don't really like using reason as a plug in because the host sequencer pretty much takes over the program. Witch a little getting used to I could probably run anything as well as I could with reason though, just takes a little time.
