Yo found an answer on a m-audio yahoo group post... "If you used the MIDI mapping
feature of reason to "learn" the controls, that won't work. All that
does is map the pad on the Axiom to trigger the play button of the
drum cell in ReDrum; it doesn't send the MIDI data to the sequencer. You need to assign the pads to the proper MIDI notes. That way they
will still input to the sequencer. ReDrum responds to notes 36-45..."

.."like Rock said, make sure you
have the notes correctly assigned by selecting a pad, pressing
Advanced>>Data 1 and cycling through the notes until you find one that
responds to the playback on the drum track of your choosing. Or of
course, run through the Reason presets. I think they all have Redrum
notes assigned to them on channel 10 by default. So make a Redrum
machine, load a patch and go up to where it has the 16 channels in
green and select Redrum for channel 10 or whichever one that blinks
red when you press the pad. You can make the pads go to a different
channel, but that's another story."

Originally Posted By ALIENZED PLEASE PARDON MY BLUNTNESS. BUT WHY ARE YOU USING REASON TO RECORD ANYTHING?

Originally Posted By WONG_FEIHUNG

you can't record audio in Reason anyways :P

Originally Posted By ALIENZED PLEASE PARDON MY BLUNTNESS. BUT WHY ARE YOU USING REASON TO RECORD ANYTHING?

I don't think that he wants to record any audio with Reason, he just wants to be able to record the moves that he does with his MIDI controller from Reason. ;)

have the notes correctly assigned by selecting a pad, pressing
Advanced>>Data 1 and cycling through the notes until you find one that
responds to the playback on the drum track of your choosing. Or of
course, run through the Reason presets. I think they all have Redrum
notes assigned to them on channel 10 by default. So make a Redrum
machine, load a patch and go up to where it has the 16 channels in
green and select Redrum for channel 10 or whichever one that blinks
red when you press the pad. You can make the pads go to a different
channel, but that's another story."

Please pardon my bluntness. But why are you using reason to record anything?

AlienZeD
Please pardon my bluntness. But why are you using reason to record anything?

MURDOCK_ROCK
have you tried pressing the play and the record button?

i don't see why this thing would work any differently in reason than anyother midi controler?

you can automate anything you can't control anyway. choose create sequencer track is one doesn't already exist.

dude, if you really wanna have fun, try to get a crack of Live and use it With Reason by Rewire
you're gonna flip out :). if you do only record stuff in live from reason, i'm sure your computer can handle it :)

I had a problem for years that I couldn't automate certain controls... well it was because there was no sequencer track already created. so right click on whatever you want to automate and choose 'Create Sequencer Track" or something like that, I wish I had Reason here so I could tell you the exact wording...