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OVERVIEW29
The Reason Rack Plugin window can be resized vertically by dragging the lower window edge, which is quite useful
if you add many devices to your rack (and have a large monitor).
Scrolling in the rack is done by using scroll wheel, Page Up/Down buttons on your computer keyboard or by clicking
and dragging the side panels up or down.
Above the rack you'll find the Global Panel, which holds some important functions such as Undo/Redo, Flip Rack and
a button for opening the Settings dialog. To the right is also a MIDI In indicator:
About different Themes
In Reason Rack Plugin you can choose from a couple of different visual themes, i.e. how the user interface should be
visually presented. The selected theme affects the Browser, Global Panel, Settings dialog and Tutorial area.
To select another Theme, click the Settings button and select an option from the Theme menu in the dialog that ap-
pears. For the changes to take effect, you need to quit and relaunch your DAW host.
Editing parameters
Since devices in Reason Rack Plugin are largely laid out like "real" hardware synths and effects, almost all controls
are designed like their real world counterparts - mixer faders, effect unit knobs, buttons, etc. How to adjust these con-
trols is described in the following paragraphs.
Knobs
D To “turn” a knob, point at it, hold down the mouse button and drag up or down (as if the knob was a vertical
slider).
Dragging upwards turns the knob clockwise and vice versa.
D If you press [Shift] and drag, the knob will turn slower, allowing for higher precision.
You can also adjust the knob precision with the “Mouse Knob Range” setting in the Settings dialog.