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Reason Profile User Guide

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December 2011 Initial Release

ucleus Reason Profile Guide Page 1

Nucleus Daw Control - Default Reason Profile

Main Soft Key Page

The Reason Soft Key set contains 14 MCU commands together with 2 USB keyboard short cuts, Edit and Tools, to switch Menu

displays.

Above you can see the assignments for the ucleus’ Left Hand Soft keys.

NM/VAL ( AME/VALUE) flips the lower row of the channel encoder displays to show the names of the Reason parameters

controlled by the faders instead of the name of the Reason Device assigned to the faders (with the exception of

the 14:2 mixer where the channel (fader) labels are displayed in the upper row and the function of the encoder is

shown in the lower row when M/VAL is active). The UP/DOW cursor keys select next/previous track in the

Reason Sequencer, which automatically assign the track’s instrument/device to the faders and encoders. The

encoder parameter name is only displayed when the encoder is turned. The FLIP command interchanges the fader

and encoder parameters and displays the names if M/VAL has been selected.

AReset activates the Reset Automation Override function.

Pan, Aux 1, Aux 2, Tre le Bass and FxRet

assign the named mixer function to the channel encoders when a 14:2 Mixer is the target track device. When

Malström is the target track device, Aux 1 and Aux 2 toggle the channel controls between Oscillator A + Modulator

A and Oscillator B + Modulator B.

SOLO acts as Solo O /OFF for the target track

MUTE acts as Mute O /OFF for the target track

EDIT switches the Sequencer to Edit Mode on the target track

NoFlip cancels the FLIP status (operating the FLIP key a second time will not cancel the FLIP function) and is illuminated

when FLIP is not active.

SOLO-X cancels all active track Solos.

MUTE-X cancels all active track Mutes.

Toggle Rotates the Reason Rack (Front/Rear).

Redo everses a change caused by the U DO function. It illuminates whenever there is a valid REDO option.

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USING THE REASON 6 MIXER

Reason 6 adds a more comprehensive mixer than the standard 14:2 previously used.

To control the Reason 6 mixer with the ucleus, the 1st thing you need to do is right click on the master section in the rack

view and select 'create track for master section'.

With this new track selected in sequencer, the ucleus faders now control the Reason mixer's faders, and you can bank left

and right to access all available tracks.

The VPots can control many different things depending on what mode they are in, which is set by the buttons above the left

hand display.

Working through the options from left to right:

With the Instrument button selected, the VPots 1-8 control the FX Returns 1-8 levels and VPots 9-16 control FX Returns 1-8 Pans.

With the Plugin button selected VPots 1-5 control the master compressor, VPots 9-12 control the master inserts, and VPots

14-16 control the Control Room section.

With the EQ button selected the Vpots control the channel input gain, which if you then hit a channel select button, VPots 1-

8 toggle to controlling the selected channel's dynamic section.

With the Pan button selected the VPots control Pan, which if you then hit a channel select button, VPots 1-8 toggle to

controlling the selected channel's filters, rotaries, width and pan.

With the Send button selected the VPots control FX1 send level, which if you then hit a channel select button, VPots 1-16

toggle to controlling the selected channel's FX sends, Rotaries, width and Pan.

With the Track button selected the VPots control FX2 send level, which if you then hit a channel select button, VPots toggle

to controlling the selected channel's Filters and EQ.

Once you get used to this control methodology, it becomes very quick and easy to control the entire Reason 6 mixer, toggling

between seeing one parameter for ever channel (e.g. Pan) to having total control of an entire mixer section for the selected

channel, (e.g. EQ).

Hopefully this makes sense, and should increase your enjoyment of ucleus within the Reason environment even more.

Once you have mastered controlling the mixer, if you want to get really advanced it is also possible to set up 2 ucleus layers

to both control Reason simultaneously. Then, by using surface locking, DAW layer 1 can be set to always control the Reason

mixer and DAW layer 2 can be used to control the rest of the rack, edit all your devices etc...

ucleus’ User definition and Reason’s creative habitat make for a powerful combination.

ucleus Reason Profile Guide Page 3

TRANSPORT/UTILITY KEYS

Below is a list of DAW commands supported by Reason:

DAW CMND SOFTKEY LABEL REASON FUNCTION NOTES

Keyboad ID KeybdID /A Identifies Keyboard

Aux1 Aux1 Aux Send 1 on 14:2

Pan Pan Pan on 14:2

Treble Treble Treble EQ on 14:2

Aux2 Aux2 Aux Send 2 on 14:2

FX Rtn FX Ret FX Return 1-4 on 14:2

Flip Flip FLIP Intercancels with U FLIP

o Flip oFlip U FLIP Intercancels with FLIP

ame/Value M/VAL ame/Value Shows function/Value

Bass Bass Bass EQ on the 14:2

SMPTE/Beats SMPTE /A

Busses Busses Accesses Busses

Outputs Outpts Accesses Outputs

User User

Shift Shift

Option Option

Control Ctrl

Alt Alt

Reset Automation AReset Resets Automation

Undo Undo Undo

Mute Off MuteX Turns Mutes Off

Solo Off SoloX Turns Solos Off

Redo Redo Redo

Track Mute Mute Mute Selected

Track Solo Solo Solo Selected

Goto L Goto L Locates to L

Goto R Goto R Locates to R

Cycle Cycle Cycle

Drop Drop

Replace Rplace

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Once a command has been assigned to a Soft Key, it can be renamed via the Browser with any label you wish.

Additional useful information for controlling Reason can be found in the Reason Control Surface Details Manual which

describes MCU operation and general MIDI control, as well as in the Reason Key Commands manual available on the

Propellerhead website - http://www.propellerheads.se/

DAW CMND SOFTKEY LABEL REASON FUNCTION NOTES

Loop Loop Loop

Click Click Metronome

Forward Forwrd Transport

Rewind Rewind Transport

Stop Stop Transport

Play Play Transport

Record Record Transport

Play footswitch PlayFS Transport External Footswitch

Record RecFS Transport External Footswitch

Scrub Scrub

ucleus Reason Profile Guide Page 5

Configuring Reason for NUCLEUS Control

In the Reason Preferences menu, select the Keyboard and Control Surfaces page and use the Add command to select a Mackie

Combo, Extender Right option. Enter ipMIDI Ports according to the ucleus DAW layer that will be controlling reason. In the

example below, Reason will be controlled from ucleus DAW Layer 1.

Click on Edit to define the iPMidi ports. In this example Reason is being controlled via the ucleus DAW layer 1.

Click on OK to finish the Set Up.

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