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s14sx2nr

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I am a newbie and really need some help. I am using PT LE 6 and Reason 3.0. I have figured out how to insert Reason on an aux input track and then create a separate MIDI track to record the MIDI but I am unable to hear the MIDI track on playback. How do I make it so that I can hear the playback of the MIDI track which REason has created? I thought that I was then supposed to create a third track, this time an audio track, and route the output of the aux track to the audio track and then record. But that didn't work either. Any help is appreciated. Many thanks.

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Message # 1 19.01.22 - 10:36:21
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///Mink

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Have you checked to make sure you turned up the volume fader on the aux track?

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Message # 2 19.01.22 - 10:40:55
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DocWyte

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Yes. The volume fader is up. I have the Aux input track input set to no input and the Out to bus 1. I have the input of the audio track set to bus 1 and the output to OUT 1-2. The MIDI track in is "All" and the output is my keyboard controller.

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Message # 3 19.01.22 - 10:48:49
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OK, here's your prob; the output of the MIDI track should be set to whatever instrument in reason you are trying to control (you should have already created an instrument on the reason rack). Make sure the MIDI track is also in record mode. It's really not necessary to bus to an audio track, unless you are actually trying to record the output from reason to an audio track, thus defeating the beauty, power and elegance of rewire/softsynth. There's a tutorial video on that you might want to watch. It's about Reason Adapted, but the procedure is the same. There are also tutorials on the .

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Message # 4 19.01.22 - 10:57:47
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taskmasta

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Thanks a lot. I tried outputting to the instrument in Reason I am using, but that didn't work. Still can't hear it. But thanks for the tip about the video tutorial. I will definitely go there and watch.

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Message # 5 19.01.22 - 11:05:23
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