Massive & Reason

[Welsh Junglist]

Is there a way to record a sound from Massive VST so I can use it in Reason 4? The only thing I've got is audacity. Anyone know of any good recording software that can export WAVs? Thanks.

 

[MARKLAR]

if ure usin massive in fruity or sum fin jus write wat u want export it as a wav an us it in the nnxt or n19

 

[Welsh Junglist]

Can u export in massive and can u record a riff in massive aswell? I'm not really use to it tbh need to get to grips with it

 

[MARKLAR]

Can u export in massive and can u record a riff in massive aswell? I'm not really use to it tbh need to get to grips with it

wat u usin it with?

 

[Welsh Junglist]

well I got it standalone and I'm using Reason 4

 

[vickvega]

open audacity -open new file and record your sound or riff-save as wav file and open with reasons samplers

 

[RevTech]

Record with auditicty. And import that.



Edit: Sorry, someone posted that already :/

 

[Freek]

Rewire is a brilliant tool. If you use rewire to run reason through your sequencer(ie cubase, logic), you can open Massive as a vst and use reason and massive at the same time. also this means you can also use any other vst instruments and plugins at the same time. It's a little bit more effort than the other ideas however it makes such a difference and has a lot more possibilities. Hope this helps blud

 

[DJRefixdnb]

if u want a free rewire host, download reaper.

open reaper, add a new channel, right click the channel and 'add a virtual instrument to channel' in the window that pops up click vsti's or dxi and open massive.

then do the same, but instead of clicking the vsti or dxi tab, go to rewire, and chose reason. reason should open automatically in the background, and use the three softwares together easily.

just make sure in reaper you chose the bpm of the track your making, otherwise it makes reason and massive sync to 120bpm (reapers default bpm, you can change this just below the horizontal midi timeline scrollbar).