Rewire question.......?

I have Reason 3.0 and I know how to rewire into logic already. This is my question, once I rewire reason into logic how can i take individual track from Reason and put them in individual tracks in Logic, or record reason into logic, I hope this makes since.
Ronnie
Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.6) 1Ghz, 2 GB DDR SDRAM

Thanks for the help guys ,I'll try it out when I get home!!
Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.6) 1Ghz, 2 GB DDR SDRAM

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I have an instrument from Reason rewired into Logic and it works fine. But when I select a new track in Logic (eg piano), my instrument from Reason plays in addition to the piano.
I've had this happen in the past but can't remember what to do! Is it something to do with 'release key'??
THANKS

Problem sorted. I had the instrument track still selected in Reason.

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You can't edit EXSP24 instruments but you can import several formats:
Akai, Soudfonts, Giga, SampleCell and DLS.
To create your own patches you need some external apps like this:
http://www.redmatica.com/Site/Pages/KM.php
About other questions and supposing that you don't have a Intel Mac:
1. Yes, you can.
2. Logic uses plugins in Audio Unit format; if you have an older version of Absynth you should upgrade to a newer one.
3. Same as above,
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I'm reorganizing my orchestral template and I have an issue with Logic 9.1.5 (32 bit) and Bidule 64 bit (rewire mode).
The problem is I can't have Logic display Kontakt patch names in my multi-instrument midi tracks in the arrange....
I have to manually write the name of the patches (for example Trumpet Legato) but if then I change the patch in Kontakt the old name remains active...
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First, may I suggest that it's time for you to crack the manual, do some reading and experimenting to see how far you get on your own. Seriously. Even if people reply here with specific answers to your questions, there's nothing like trying to figure it out for yourself and, especially if you're successful, you will really know how it works because you followed your own path to make it happen.
What you're asking for is help with a complicated setup, so, really, seriously, start doing some experimenting on your own and see how far you get.
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How would i make sure logic knows which soft sampler/synth from which controller.<<</div>
As you might know, there are usually multiple ways to do any one thing within Logic. This is one such case.
You have several controllers, so it would be easy enough to program each of them to transmit on a specific MIDI channel. Then, you program the MIDI channels of your various plugs so that they only respond to the controller you want it to.
Another approach is to take advantage of the Physical Input object. This is a representation of your MIDI interface, and each numbered 'port' on the object represents the actual number of the MIDI input on the interface. So if your Axiom's MIDI out is connected to your interface's input #3, the MIDI data for the Axiom shows up at the Physical Input object's number-3 port. Then, say, you want to play plug-in XYZ from the Axiom. In this case, you cable Physical Input's port #3 directly to the audio instrument that's hosting that plug. Then there is no way that any of your other controllers will possibly be able to play XYZ.
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One of my main goals is to achieve a faster connection on the PS3 so streaming sites give me a better quality picture. I played the same movie from Netflix via PS3 and Sony TV and the hardwire connection did give me better picture quality.
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Dabitz wrote:
I connected a CAT6 cable from my Verizon router to the back of my TV for movie streaming etc, and was really amazed at how fast and consistent the hardwire connection was. I currently have my PS3 connected via wireless and although it does work, it's a bit slower and less reliable. My question is, can I use the same CAT6 Ethernet cable and split it at the end one side to the TV and one side to the PS3 so I can enjoy a more reliable connection when media streaming, etc.? I know I can get a second Ethernet cable but was wondering if it could be done with only one just so I don't have to worry about rewiring, etc.
One of my main goals is to achieve a faster connection on the PS3 so streaming sites give me a better quality picture. I played the same movie from Netflix via PS3 and Sony TV and the hardwire connection did give me better picture quality.
Thanks so much in advanced.
Dave
Buy a 4 port switch and place it at your tv and plug the existing cat six into the switch. Depending on the switch you purchase, you can have as many ports as you wish. I have a 16port 10/100 and a 5 port gigabit switch connected to my router.
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Good Morning.
Straight from the horsies' mouth,as it were:
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Yes, you will, but you need to run Reason 3.0.5, which can be downloaded by all registered Reason 3.0 users from the download section of this website."
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A) Yes, its enabled.
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Ok, I finally got Reason to play through an Aux track in Logic, awesome. Now the next question...how do you "RECORD" the audio signal? My Aux tracks don't give me an arming button, so how do you record it?? Any help would be much appreciated...
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