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djinnocyde
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heres the best way to get the trigger finger to work in reasons redrum.
this works for me at least and i have yet to encounter any real issues.
here goes:
1. hit the "memory recall" button on your t.f. and tap pad #16.
this is an "empty" bank on the t.f. and is left for the operator to program at his own discretion.
2. once you have preset 16 loaded , press "memory recall" and "prog/bank change" buttons to go into edit mode.
3. once in edit mode tap pad #1
4. after tapping pad #1 turn the knob that says "c1/note/min" until you see the icon that says "c1" appear on you lcd screen. you have just assigned the note "c1" to the first pad
5. tap pad #2 and assign the note "c.1" to it using the note assign knob as well. (notice the dot... after the letter C. this indicates a sharp)
heres a rundown of pad to note assignment:
pad1=c1
pad2=c.1
pad3=d1
pad4=d.1
and so forth.
remember though notes "E" and "B" have no sharps so you wont have an icon for them.
6. once you have all notes assigned like you want press the "save and exit" button quickly followed by the preset you want to save them to (i.e. pad)
for instance if you want to save to preset 15..press "save and exit" followed by pad#15.
this will save your changes to preset 15.
hopefully this is the information you need.
NOW...to get the t.f. to properly work in reason, first and foremost make sure all proper drivers are installed if need be.
1. go into reason and click on the edit tab and go to preferences.
2.once in preferences click on "control surfaces and keyboards"
3. click on the manufacturer tab and select "M-Audio"
4. under "model" select "other" "midi keyboard with controls"
5.select your input, which should be "USB" unless you have yours set up differently.
6.click "o.k" and youre done.
you have the option of using this as your master controller if you want to.
since i also use a keystation pro 88 i dont have it selected as a master.
also, your global channel is now channel 1 so it will automaticly work with whatever instruments you pull up.
once again, i hope this info serves you well.
contact me if any further help is needed.
and by the way, ive only had my trigger finger a few days, so this goes to show how easy it is to use once you get past the initial rush of wanting to bang out beats as soon as you get it.
late.
db
oh yeah...enigma does suck.
this works for me at least and i have yet to encounter any real issues.
here goes:
1. hit the "memory recall" button on your t.f. and tap pad #16.
this is an "empty" bank on the t.f. and is left for the operator to program at his own discretion.
2. once you have preset 16 loaded , press "memory recall" and "prog/bank change" buttons to go into edit mode.
3. once in edit mode tap pad #1
4. after tapping pad #1 turn the knob that says "c1/note/min" until you see the icon that says "c1" appear on you lcd screen. you have just assigned the note "c1" to the first pad
5. tap pad #2 and assign the note "c.1" to it using the note assign knob as well. (notice the dot... after the letter C. this indicates a sharp)
heres a rundown of pad to note assignment:
pad1=c1
pad2=c.1
pad3=d1
pad4=d.1
and so forth.
remember though notes "E" and "B" have no sharps so you wont have an icon for them.
6. once you have all notes assigned like you want press the "save and exit" button quickly followed by the preset you want to save them to (i.e. pad)
for instance if you want to save to preset 15..press "save and exit" followed by pad#15.
this will save your changes to preset 15.
hopefully this is the information you need.
NOW...to get the t.f. to properly work in reason, first and foremost make sure all proper drivers are installed if need be.
1. go into reason and click on the edit tab and go to preferences.
2.once in preferences click on "control surfaces and keyboards"
3. click on the manufacturer tab and select "M-Audio"
4. under "model" select "other" "midi keyboard with controls"
5.select your input, which should be "USB" unless you have yours set up differently.
6.click "o.k" and youre done.
you have the option of using this as your master controller if you want to.
since i also use a keystation pro 88 i dont have it selected as a master.
also, your global channel is now channel 1 so it will automaticly work with whatever instruments you pull up.
once again, i hope this info serves you well.
contact me if any further help is needed.
and by the way, ive only had my trigger finger a few days, so this goes to show how easy it is to use once you get past the initial rush of wanting to bang out beats as soon as you get it.
late.
db
oh yeah...enigma does suck.
1 keep going through all sixteen pads.On the TF the (.) represents flats and sharps. 