bounce equal length wav files from reason?

[youngrob]

Tell him to sequence the song in reason the way he wants it.(Hook,break,verse,intro,outro,etc.) Then solo the first track and export it to .wav, un-solo that track, then solo the second track export to .wav, un-solo 2nd track, solo 3rd track.. You get the picture.

[cynic one]

Originally Posted by youngrob

Tell him to sequence the song in reason the way he wants it.(Hook,break,verse,intro,outro,etc.) Then solo the first track and export it to .wav, un-solo that track, then solo the second track export to .wav, un-solo 2nd track, solo 3rd track.. You get the picture.

wow that sucks.....ok thanks. :/

[verb1]

Another important thing to make sure you get the best quality possible: Make sure he adjusts each track's levels individually (not in a mix) before he tracks them. Obviously, he'll want a good, clean, high level. Otherwise, some WAVs might get tracked at low levels and some noise might be present. Reason's tracking out quality already is bad, so you need to maximize every step you can.

[TomiGran]

Google, and Download this program:

SKReasonExport 1.2

This should solve your problem!!

[jbuehler]

Originally Posted by TomiGran

Google, and Download this program:

SKReasonExport 1.2

This should solve your problem!!

DAMN!!!!! That is what I have been waiting for! Anything like that for OSX?!?! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!

[goldenlotus]

If you set up the loop points to include the whole song, and then export each soloed track by selecting export loop... they will all have the same start and end point.

[s.d.finley]

Make sure he takes OFF those stupid mastering limiters before he renders the tracks!

stike