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By mQueue Tue May 15, 2012 8:32 pm
4thDimension wrote:Does anyone know how to get Reason sounds to play in chromatic order on the pads?
The notes are all discombobulated.


Change the notes assigned to the pads....I think there should be instructions on this in your manual.
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By mumkai Wed May 16, 2012 9:02 am
mQueue wrote:
4thDimension wrote:Does anyone know how to get Reason sounds to play in chromatic order on the pads?
The notes are all discombobulated.


Change the notes assigned to the pads....I think there should be instructions on this in your manual.



^^yeah mque gots it.
start with your ram completely free
mode>program>F4 note>
change note number on pads A01-D16 numbered 35 - 98. on screen youll see each note/octave that your DAW will read i.e. 35(B 0), 36(C 1), 37(C# 1), 38(D 1) etc.... this takes a while to do but its worth it because you can save that .PGM as a template/Go-to program for chromatic plug-ins. it will just save the program data, no sounds. keep in mind drum presets might be waaaay different so to avoid having your drums spread all over the pads change your notes accordingly for drum plugs.
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By mumkai Thu May 17, 2012 8:09 pm
crossings wrote:mode+pad 11

move the cursor over the note assignment region and press the window button.

select [35-98]

done.


damn thats some shit i slept on. i just went back to my manual and its totally not in there! prob since i switched up JJOS. good looking out crossings. MAD TIME SAVER
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By crossings Thu May 17, 2012 8:19 pm
yeah, this is probably a JJOS only thing... i still use JJOS1 myself and i don't think the AKAI OS even has the mode+pad11 screen... 'cause i don't remember ever having the "WHOLE" feature in the AKAI OS in order to edit multiple pads at once.

JJOS2 and XL make it even easier with the Instrument feature... but i hope 4thDimension is using JJOS... if not, at least this info will be useful for others out there.