Logic and Reason (via Rewire) - no sound?

hey there,
I've just linked up Logic and Reason, via ReWire, and although they seem to be working visually, there is no sound.
Do I need a separate track set up so I can hear it?
I dont understand!

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I'm going to try this... See if it works on your end as well!

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Need to take a track that's coming from Reason via Rewire into Logic and export it as an audio track. Not sure how?

NENA 77 wrote:
Need to take a track that's coming from Reason via Rewire into Logic and export it as an audio track.
Two methods:
1. Solo the Reason Rewire Aux channel in Logic and bounce, after that import the audio to an Audio track (can use offline bounce in this method).
2. Set the "Output Select" of the Reason Aux to any Bus (Bus 10 in the example picture below). This will create a new Aux (2 in the pic) - you can mute it or set to "No Output". Go to an Audio track and set its Input to "Bus 10". Now you can use the monitor "I" of the audio track or arm the "R" and hit record in Logic which will record the Reason on to the Audio track in real time.
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Logic and Reason Combinators

I am running into a problem with Logic and Reason's Combinator module.
As you may know, the Combinator uses multiple synth modules and "combines" them. When I create an Aux track in Logic and and try to assign it to a Combinator patch (ex: Reason Pianos), instead of the sum Combinator showing up, all of the individual synth modules show up, thus I am unable to play the sum result of the Combinator patches. I can only select ONE of the four or five pianos that makes up the patch.
Anyway around this?

Search the "ALL OBJECTS" layer of your environment to see if there is a rewire object labeled "Combinator". If you find it, click the "chain" button on both the environment and the arrange windows, create an external midi track in the arrange window (make sure the track stays selected), then use the MIDI tool to click on the rewire object in the environment to set it up as a track in your arrange window. If you can't find a combinator rewire object, then you will have to create a new rewire object in the environment. To do this, choose NEW/INTERNAL/REWIRE OBJECT. With the rewire object selected, you will have to select the channel for the COMBINATOR (keep in mind that the channel name of the sum combinator will be the same name on the combinator's label strip in Reason). In the parameter box, change the rewire bus if the channel selection is not available.

Logic Pro X and Reason 7 Rewire Sync Issues

Hello,
I'm running logic pro X (V10.07) and Reason V7.01 (in rewire slave mode).
My drum tracks come from reason, and I've recorded bass and guitar in logic.
My issue: When I play back the track FROM LOGIC, the drums are out of sync with the music. It's in the milliseconds but definitely noticeable and makes everythign sound...off.
Oddly, when I play back the track from Reason (I start it using the Reason transport, rather than Logic Pro X), the track sounds fine.
I've attached a screenshot of my Logic Pro X preferences. Not sure what to do here -- when I bounce the track down, it's the same as if I start it from the logic transport (i.e. the music and beats are out of sync).

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Is anyone using logic and reason rewired on a macbook pro?

when cycling, either logic or reason loopes back a moment too early and cuts the end of the loop.
anyone able to reproduce this?
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!!!Problems Using Logic With Reason in Rewire Mode!!!

Hi, Maybe someone can help me...
I can´t Hear any sound coming out of Reason into logic!
This is what i did:
1- loaded logic
2- loaded reason (used the Redrum, L+R and connected to the 1 and 2 Audio OUT of reason)
3- selected a audio track in Logic Pro (audio Track 1)
4- Went to the Audio parameters window, and selected from the drop down list
Rewire>RW:Mix L
5- pressed play... and nothing!! no sound
i used reason in ableton live 5, and works fine,.. so i know it is not a reason problem
Hope someone can help me
Tks:)

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Use method 2 to help you set up Reason and Logic.
Also you might want to upgrade from Reason 3.0 to 3.0.4.
good luck.

OK, What's Wrong Here--Logic and Reason

OK, before anyone goes off on me about this post, I have searched the topics in this forum and followed all the advice for hooking up Rewire applications (and the manual is absolutely useless on this, I might add). However, after creating two separate audio objects in the Environment (L and R Rewire channels) and assigning them to their own Bus, (see below)I still can't here any sound. I get to see the faders gleefully bouncing up and down as if they're saying "You can't hear me, You Can't hear me". Is there something in Logic 7.1 that's not covered in these posts about Rewiring or have I just missed something? Here's what I've done which I got from another post on this topic:
Environment Window
In the Middle section of the parameters on the Left select Create
Name it Rewire
Under that windows "New" pull down (Top Left), pull down to Audio Object
In the "Channel" pop up (Left, bottom section) select>Rewire (Left, right, 3,4... What ever you want.
Double Click the Audio Object to expand it
Pan Left or right, or whatever you need.
Rename if you wish
Do the same for the other stereo side. Now's the fun part. Assign these stereo pairs to a bus (above the fader, the default is "Out 1-2")
Go to the Mixer window
Double click the Bus you assigned, this puts it in the arrange window
Arrange window
Name the Bus "Rewire" or "ReDrum" or something great like that.
Been there. done that but still no sound. Thanks, as always, for your help.

On a side note everyone, does anyone have trouble with Reason and Logic looping together? Everytime I try to get a Reason song to loop with Logic it might loop once or twice (or not at all) but Reason will eventually lock up and its playback marker will stick on it's right loop marker and I'll hear no sound from Reason as Logic just keeps on looping. Then, if I let Logic keep playing, Reason might sync-up and start looping with Logic again or more often it doesn't. Could take 5 to 10 times around before it catches again, if at all.
I thought these types of issues were a thing of the past with modern software?
What's the deal?
Noah

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I have a LOT of songs I have created in GB, and recently purchased Reason 3.0. I would like to be able to use Reason's MClass Mastering device. What is the easiest way to do this? I have created an aff of the complete song, import it to the Reason NN-XT sampler and can play the entire song, but this is tedious. Using Rewire, can I somehow record what GB is playing into Reason instead of having to import into aif and importing to the sampler?
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Logic and Reason. Is this the only way?

I have managed to rewire Reason 3 to Logic Pro 7.2 thanks to frequent popsicle's video. I can record and playback with no problems. Except that in order to control volume/pan in the arrange window I have to have 2 tracks for each instrument. One for the midi to Reason and one for the aux that the instrument is patched to. I can control the volume/pan of the aux track but not the midi which makes sense but why do I need both to get sound? This is mostly just inconvenient but surely it should be possible to have just one reason track in arrange that acts just like one of Logic's internal instruments?

I still find Reason to be a very useful set of
virtual instruments. There's a ton of good stuff in
there. I've hardly ever used the Reason sequencer,
but the instruments, processors and Combinator are
great.
For sure. The combinator is perhaps the nicest thing to happen to Reason. You can really do some cool things with it.
Recently, I've become a bit annoyed that Rewire doesn't allow the slave to send midi to the master. I find this makes using Live (in rewire mode) completely worthless. I've been moving to a LogicRMXReaktor setup, so Reason has lost it's usefulness to me.
I've recently been using it again in ProTools - loved
it, so simple . But now I've (again) gotten rid of
ProTools, so it's time for me to learn how to get it
working in Logic in a way which suits my style.
Note: Using the combinator can really mess up a Logic Reason template (due to Logic's particular way of implementing Rewire). In the internal rewire object, the BUS 'system' is a bit unfriendly. I've never understood why there is a need to have BUS7. BUS6 should show all your device in your Reason rack (not just the first 16).
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"Multiple Tempo Events Detected" -- Propblem with Logic and Reason

I have just migrated from a MacBookProp to a MacPro. All seems well except for the rewiring of Reason. When I rewire, I get the error message in Logic "Multiple Tempo Events Selected" asking if I want to review the list. Since no song is open in Reason, this would appear to be some kind of glitch. Also, there is a huige amount of latency between Reason and Logic. When I have just Reason open, there is no latency at all when I play. the same in Logic when I create a software instrument. But in rewire mode, it is about half a second! Any advice and help would be appreciated.

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Opening v4 Logic files & v1 Reason files and re-linking rewire

Hi There,
I have some old files from 2003 which I need to open in the new versions of Logic and Reason. Everything has opened seamlessly (well done Apple & Propellerheads) but I can't figure out how to re-link the rewire tracks from Logic (sorry it's been a while).
I have Reason Left & Right tracks in the Logic mixer and was hoping to simply change the inputs on those tracks to Reason tracks but can't select Reason from the list of inputs (I can only see all the Logic instruments).
How would I go about doing this?
Any help or pointers in the right direction would be much appreciated.
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About Logic you need Logic 6 or 7 for open logic v4 song
(also Logic Express 7 can do that)
about reason i suggest to ask tp propellerhads...
I just suppose that you need to export Reason files as Audio...
(this is the way that I use when reason song... I hate rewire on the same computer...)
I prefer using reason as SLAVE with iacbuss Midi Clock!
G

How I ReWire Logic with Reason 3

Getting Logic Express 7 and Reason 3 ReWired and working well together took me a few days. Thanks to some very helpful posts here (mostly by users "clangwork" and "mlehmann") and a few other sources I have everything working well. Mostly so I can remember, I wrote down the steps. Hope it helps someone!
ReWire Logic Express 7 with Reason 3
1. Start Logic
2. Start Reason
3. Reason: create a mixer, Subtractor, and NN-XT (any device is fine, these are for example) and select some patches.
4. Reason: DELETE the tracks for the devices you made in the sequencer, but KEEP the devices when asked. IMPORTANT!
5. Logic: open Environment window, set it on MIDI Instr. (on left), and click New -> Internal -> Rewire. Do it for as many devices as you have in Reason. In this example I have two (for Subtractor and NN-XT). Click on a Rewire object and set Device (on left) to Reason and Channel to SubTractor. Click on the other and set Device to Reason and Channel to NN-XT. Bus should be 6 for both. Close the Environment window.
6. Logic: Click on any track icon and hold the button down. In the pop up menu, select MIDI Instr. and then the first ReWire listed. It should show up on the left as SubTractor 1. Click another track and do the same for the other Reason device.
7. Logic: Select an Audio track and set the Channel to ReWire -> RW:Mix L. Pan the track all the way to the left. Select another Audio track and set it to ReWire -> RW:Mix R and pan to the right.
8. Logic: I have no idea why, but for any Reason devices to play I need to set up a Logic instrument (any, such as ES1, etc.) and load a patch. Play one note, then select one of the yellow ReWire tracks and you should hear your Reason device!
9. Logic: Record to the ReWire tracks like any other MIDI instrument!
NOTES:
You can add effects to the Reason rack and don't need to change anything in Logic.
Set levels, pans, etc. in Reason.
You can delete a device and replace it with something else in Reason and don't need to change anything in Logic. Reselect the channel for the ReWire track to update the name.
Mac OS X (10.4.3)

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Reason 3 rewire... once again

Hi,
know this has been largely discussed, but I'm still trying to get the right match between Logic and Reason.
I've followed step by step the path suggested by Rob (clangwork) in the past topic, but some things don't work yet.
"1. Launch Logic;
2. Open Environment Window and select, in the menu New, Internal/Rewire.
The yellow Rewire icon should appear in the window.
3. Close the Environment window.
4. Launch Reason
5. In Reason create a Mixer, a Subtractor and a NN-XT (verify that the devices
are correctly plugged into the mixer) and load 2 patches to test.
6. In Logic, select audio track 1 and in the left pane (usually audio1) in
Channel: select RW:MixL and set the pan to left; repeat on audio track 2
selecting RW:MixR.
7. If you play something now you will hear nothing! Try, instead, to record
something directly in Reason; now you should hear the sound.
8. Select a track in Logic (i.e. MIDI track 1 Grand Piano); clicking on the name
(always Grand Piano) a menu appears. In that menu select MIDI Instr/
Rewire.
HERE the first difference: clicking on Gran Piano (or any other Instr. Track) there's no Rewire in the MIDI Instr menu... I find Rewire, instead, in the Audio menu.
So I select it, and go on with the path.
9. In the left pane you should have Type: Rewire, Device: Reason, Bus: 6,
Channel: All; in channel select Subtractor 1.
10. Select next track, repeat as previous but this time choose NN-XT 1.
Now you should be able to play and record."
And HERE the second problem... If I select NN-XT 1 in a second track, while in the first I choosed Subtractor 1 (for example), also the first track (Subtractor) become NN-XT. I mean, it looks like I can choose only one Reason Device at time in the song, and whatever number of track I set to use via rewire, they will play all under the same device (were're talking about the Arrangement window).
So, I would like you to know that I LOVE to read manuals, but I didn't find into them (both Reason's and Logic's, and on the Propellerheads web site either) anything different from what I read on this forum... and I'm still not able to use Rewire. Finally I have to agree with them who say that in Cubase (I found a tutorial about Cubase and Rewire on an dedicated magazine) this is unbelievable quickest and easiest (the "Rewire" Template File in Logic's folder doesn't sound at all)
So, I hope to sound not boring, but does anyone knows how to solve the problem? And tell me what am I doing wrong?
Thank you in advance,
franz

Ok. let's try again......
We have to separate audio from MIDI, i.e. you can have a song recorded in Reason and played thru Logic or you can have a song recorded in Logic and played thru Logic.
In the first case you have to "Rewire" Logic audio channels to Reason (or Ableton Live or other Rewire apps...).
To do so simply select an audio track and in the left pane, under Device:CoreAudio, select the Channel, Rewire/RW:Mix R etc.
NOTES:
1. I have Ableton Live too, so the first 64 Rewire channels are referred to Live
and are named RW:Bus XX (where xx is from 01 to 64)
2. You can connect Reason's modules directly to Audio Hardware Interface without using the mixer.
Now let's go MIDI.....
To record Rewire MIDI tracks in Logic you have to create the objects into the Environment window. I said Objects 'cause you have to create one for each Reason module.
So, if you have a Malstron, 2 Subtractors and a NN-XT you will need 4 Rewire Objects.
In the left pane you can associate each Object to a Reason module; in the previous case you will see Malstrom 1, Subtractor 1, Subtractor 2, NN-XT 1 but, if you name them something like Pad, Lead, Chords and Drums, you will see these names instead.
When you create a Rewire Object you have to select, in the left pane, the Device: (Reason, Live or whatever you have), Bus: 6 (for Reason is 6) and Channel: the Reason Module (i.e. NN-XT 1).
Now let's go back to the arranger....
If you click on any track (Audio, MIDI, Instrument), just at the center of the track name, you will see a menu with, in the middle part, three items: Audio, Click & Ports, MIDI instr.
Selecting the last one another submenu will appear with some Rewire items (all those that you have created into the environment).
The bad thing is that you see just some Rewire items without any description and this makes really hard to choice the right one until you select one and then read on the left track panel which instrument you have.
My mother tongue is not English and I use to write without a handy dictionary so I have some difficulties, sometimes, to explain clearly all the concepts.
If you experience other difficulties, I'm here.
cheers
rob

Recording via ReWire

Hi,
I'm using Logic Pro 7.1 on my PowerMac G4 1.25Ghz and 1.7RAM. What I would like to know: is it possible to record from a song I opened in Reason, via ReWire, into the sequencer window of Logic? That would be nice.. and is it edible (editable??) afterwards?
Thanks!
SImon

You can bounce the tracks or 'export tracks', but normally one would just apply whatever FX and bounce them with the main mix. (Think of a Rewire track as just another AudioInstrument track, which is actually what it is.)

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