Import Audio Into Reason 5

Importing .Wav's - ReasonTalk.com

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Audio Files and Samples in Reason 5 | Reason Experts

https://www.reasonexperts.com/audio-files-and-samples-in-reason-5.html

Importing MIDI into Reason 5 - Sound Design Stack Exchange

https://sound.stackexchange.com/questions/24110/importing-midi-into-reason-5

In Reason 5, importing a MIDI file causes a combinator to be created automatically for every track. I can set up the combinators or replace them directly with other instruments. Should I wish to change the tracks, I can delete them without deleting the instruments, but when I reimport the MIDI, new combinators are created.

How to Import audio into Reasons without using recycle ...

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the virtual rack: How To: Import mp3s into Reason

https://thevirtualrack.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-import-mp3s-into-reason.html

Importing MIDI & WAV files into Reason - Dance Midi Samples

https://www.dancemidisamples.com/importing-midi-a-wav-files-into-reason/

First off let’s import a MIDI file into Reason’s sequencer. Make sure that you’ve got a song open with at least one instrument in your rack and a sequencer track added. Then from the file menu choose “import MIDI file”. This will open a file browser window.

Importing .Wav's - ReasonTalk.com

https://forum.reasontalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=7493131

To the OP: go to File=>Import Audio. It will automatically create a track in the sequencer along with a waveform display, just as if you had recorded it yourself. Be aware that you should already have Reason set at the audio file's tempo prior to importing, unless you want to disable stretch, tap to tempo, and then bounce to a new recording.

Importing Midi & Wav Files Into Reason For Music ...

https://recordmixandmaster.com/2010-09-importing-midi-wav-files-into-reason-for-music-production

First off let’s import a MIDI file into Reason’s sequencer. Make sure that you’ve got a song open with at least one instrument in your rack and a sequencer track added. Then from the file menu choose “import MIDI file”. This will open a file browser window. Navigate to the location where your MIDI files are stored, select a file and click open.

Reason | Using Your Own Samples

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Import WAV samples into reason - YouTube

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