#Midi controller for reason install
#Midi controller for reason software

That way you can use it to play and record into the sequencer, just like you would any other keyboard controller. Normally rsTouch_Perform is left so that it follows the currently selected Reason device. Once you have Reason set up for rsTouch you can use rsTouch_Perform independent from the other rsTouch control surfaces. However multiple ports is not a common set up, and for wireless support you still have only a single network MIDI port. This can work also if you combine a network MIDI port with a physical MIDI port. * Note: If you use an iPad USB MIDI interface with multiple ports that iOS can access, and those ports are also connected to your Reason computer, then it is possible to solve this problem by having different iOS controller apps use different physical MIDI ports. Since Reason treats sTouch_Perform as a different controller, you can lock it to any Reason device if desired. At the same time you are still able to use rsTouchвЂ™s built-in keyboard and drum pad. Once that app is set up to use sTouch_Perform (more on this later), you can switch freely between using rsTouch to control Reason's Main Mixer (the 'SSLвЂќ) plus devices, and the keyboard controller to play and record into Reason's sequencer or other device. A typical use would be to use an iOS keyboard app as Reason's master keyboard controller. RsTouch_Perform is designed to be used with a wide range of keyboard and similar iOS MIDI controllers. It also enables you to use other iOS controller apps along side rsTouch to control Reason. This is the control surface codec that makes it possible to use rsTouchвЂ™s вЂњPerformвЂќ feature music keyboard and drum pad.

#Midi controller for reason install

This codec, named rsTouch_Perform, is automatically installed when you install rsTouch's Reason support files.

#Midi controller for reason software

Even switching between a controller like rsTouch and a simple keyboard controller is fiddly and mistake-prone.Дelora Software has addressed this problem by developing a special Reason control surface support file ('codec'). There is no easy work-around for these restrictions. There are restrictions in both Reason and iOS that prevent you from doing what seems to be an obvious activity: switching between iOS controller apps. However they all have a common limitation when used with Reason: they cannot be readily used if you also use a Reason control surface app like rsTouch*.

These range from traditional 'black and white key' types to drum controllers - there are even special controllers that help navigate pitch and harmony while you play. The iTunes App Store offers a rich selection of MIDI keyboard control apps for the iPad.