Reason 3.0 Question

[jesterscourt]

I have been using Reason for around two weeks. I have some old demos (in wav format) that already have the guitar, bass, and vocals, and were done to a click track/metronome. What I want to do is use redrum or any of the other various drum modules to track down drums. How do I get the main mixed wave file into Reason? I am sure it's simple, I'm just not seeing it.

 

[sixways]

You'll need to open your .wavs in a multitrack program (Protools, Cubase, Sonar, etc) and use a Rewire Channel for Reason. Reason doesn't handle audio.

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[mx_mx]

More importantly though...what's with Cristopher Walken??

 

[tbone36109]

More importantly though...what's with Cristopher Walken??

i think he is useing reason to get more cowbell

 

[LeeRosario]

i think he is useing reason to get more cowbell

good luck on that

 

[jesterscourt]

More software to buy?

Is there any way that I could avoid purchasing more software right now? Does ReWire work with any other multi-track software? Could I use Krystal, for example? A free to low-cost solution is preferable.

 

[Atterion]

You can't use Kristal, because it doesn't support ReWire (Although I guess Ver.2 might).

Some lower cost options would be:
Cakewalk Sonar Home Studio 4
Mackie Tracktion
Steinberg Cubase SE
Image Line FL Studio
Magix Music Studio