Hi there everyone, first time to post and fairly new to Reason 3.0. My problem is that i have created a simple beat in redrum, but as i copy the pattern to track, when i play it from the sequencer window it does not sound like the beat in redrum. For example the bass drum sounds really fat and bassy but in the seq window, sounds weak. I have fine tuned the bass drum, so is there a way to copy the settings made to the individual channel/instrument, or does the "copy pattern to track" just copy the pattern and no tweak settings.

any info would be much appreciated!!

Thanks all.

Luke

You might want to clear out your ears, copy data to track does just that. It basically copies the data needed to sequence a drum kick, snare etc, not the sound itself. What ever tweaks you've made to redrum should sound exactly the same on the sequencer. The only way I see your sound being effected is that after you're copying the data to track you're not turning off the "Enable Pattern Section" which stops the redrum and the data on the sequencer from doubling up. So try that then play your beat.

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hey, the enable pattern is not selected as the pattern is not doubling up, it seems like the bass drum loses its bassyness when i play it from the sequencer. there is a difference in sound when playing from seq and redrum!

cheers

No offence or anything, but I think itmust be you. I can't think of any possible reason for that to be happening, unless you're using EQ in the sequencer, possibly in that Default Audio MClass thing... (sorry I can't remember what it's called I don't use it often.

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