ReWire into Logic
ReWire with Logic by Propellerhead Software
Here’s a look at how to set up a session with Logic as the ReWire host for Reason & Record. We’ll look at how to set up ReWire inputs in Logic and how to patch separate audio outputs in Record.
Using Reason and Record with Logic – Chaka Blackmon
Chaka “ChakFather” Blackmon gives us an overview of his workflow with Reason and Record ReWired into Logic. We visited him in the studio as he was tracking vocals with talented singer Paige Adkins and got some inside tips on how he is using submixers in Record to route audio channels into Logic.
Rewiring Reason into Logic by WINKsound
Stoni shows us how to integrate Reason 4.0 into Logic Studio.
How to Rewire Logic Pro and Reason 4 by powdermonkeydan
This first video explores the relationship between Logic and Reason through Rewire and how to route audio tracks from Reason into Logic.
This second video explores how to record MIDI data directly into Logic using Reason as a rewire tool. This means you can use Logic’s more advanced quantizing and note editing tools.
This final tutorial looks at how to use parts already written in Reason, export the data and put that MIDI data into Logic. Very handy.
Automating Reason in Logic by powdermonkeydan
Lots of requests for a more detailed look at how you can automate Reason instruments using Logic. Had to split into two parts as 13 minutes just wont fit! Hope you find it useful.
ReWire for Apple Logic by Propellerhead Software
ReWire is a system for transferring audio data from one application to another, in real time. Basically, you could view ReWire as an “invisible audio cable” that connects two computer programs. ReWire allows you to stream audio in real time from Reason to a ReWire host application (such as Logic), play/stop and move the playback marker with both programs in perfect sync.
Rewire Reason 4.0 to Logic Pro 8 by Christian Grobmeier
Basically its pretty forward to wire both application together. You just need to know that one of the apps should be the Master, while the other is the slave. Usually you have Logic Pro as the Master, from which you control everything and Reason only as some kind of big effect box.
ReWire Reason into Logic by Wiki Audio
Inside Logic open the Mixer window by selecting “Mixer” at the bottom of the arrange window. From within the Mixer window create a new aux track by selecting Options / Create new Auxillary Channel Strip. In the Aux tracks I/O section set the input to Reason/RW:Mix L/R (you can have Reason modules assigned to different outputs but for brevity we will use the main stereo outs).
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