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Table Of Contents
THE REGROOVE MIXER571
Channel parameters
These parameters operate on a per-channel basis. Each of ReGroove's 32 channels (arranged in 4 banks of eight)
contains an identical set of parameters.
On Button
This is an On/Bypass button for the channel. When the button is lit, the groove channel is active and any note lane
assigned to this groove channel will be affected. When the button is not lit, the channel is disabled and any note lanes
assigned to this groove channel will play back straight, without being “grooved.”
q This can be used for comparing the groove with the original, ungrooved beat. You can also do this for individ-
ual note lanes, by turning off the “Enabled” item on the Groove Select pop-up menu in the track list - see “Ap-
plying grooves to your music”.
Edit Button
Click this button to open Reason's floating Tool Window, and show the Groove tab, where you can view and edit ad-
ditional “Groove Settings” for each channel.
Each ReGroove channel has its own groove settings, so clicking the Edit button in different channels will fill the Tool
Window with groove settings specific to that channel.
Channel Number
This is a non-editable channel number label. Channels are numbered 1-8 and are grouped into 4 banks (A-D). Chan-
nel numbers are named accordingly. For example, A2 is the second channel in Bank A, and B5 is the fifth channel in
Bank B.
Groove Patch Name
This shows the name of the groove patch currently loaded into the channel. If no groove patch is loaded, then no
name appears. Click this area to bring up a list of the patches in the current folder, just as with patch displays on de-
vices in the Reason rack.
On button
Edit button
Channel number
Groove patch name
Groove patch browser button
Slide knob
Groove Amount slider
Shuffle knob
Pre-align button
Global Shuffle button