reason as a sound module?

i've have done alot of searching on this, i have found some posts that are bery helpful and i just have an issue with the midi cabling.

i have an mpc100 and would like to use reason 4 as a sound module.

i really hope i'm not breakin anybodys balls because i'm sure many people have asked this, but any help will be greatly appreciated.

i am buying an m-audio axiom 25, it has both a usb connection for midi aswell as standard midi connections.

what way do i hook the midi cables with the mpc with the controller to the computer? and how many cables would i need? i have an m-audio 2496 which has just two midi connections, 1 in and 1 out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhuM7gS1fEo

that video should give you a good idea of how to do what your talking about

checked that shyt like million times bro, but thanks

don't get it twisted the video is tight, its just i have issues with cabling that aren't explained in depth in the video.

but good lookin homeboy

peace

what part dont u get?
It's as simple as
MPC MIDI Out to PC MIDI IN
and PC MIDI Out to MPC MIDI In

then follow the instructions from the video
is it that hard?

yes i do get that part, thats what i want to set up, but sparqs video shows implemnting a usb midi cable from the contoller aswell as a direct midi link from the controller to mpc.

i just wanted to know how using the usb midi works, does it have to operate on a different channel? this would be useful to control reason without turning the mpc on,

i have had many responses simply saying: 'unplug the usb when using midi with the mpc' , but sparq seems to have it all connected with no problems, i just don't want to have to be pulling out cables evry time i want to switch what i'm wortking with, and that would be quite often.

the usb cable he had it hooked up to get power to the MIDI controller from the computer
it doesn't do anything else

oooh rite, now i get it.

good lookin out homeboy

not a problem bro