Totally agree, at the least this should work throughout Reason (shift select, do to all selected). I mean a half-decent programmer should be able to add those during his lunch break Just let us CTRL+click several faders and move the others along with the last we touched! It's the same thing with missing keyboard shortcuts for: changing grid snapping levels, muting/soloing tracks, collepsing/uncollapsing tracks, etc. Sent from some crappy device using TapatalkĪntic604 wrote:Funny thing is, this "feature" doesn't really need any changes to the GUI, devices, routing, etc. What I prefer to do since I’m no longer working on large format analog consoles and needing to gain stage, is to use a consistent peak reference level for all tracks. Seeing as how Reason has 1500 dB dynamic range internally, you’re not ever likely to run into noise problems, nor clip the signal path (though you CAN clip the final output, which is easy to fix with a master fader, master compressors makeup gain, or brick wall limiter adjustment). Gain staging has to do with adjusting the gain at each stage to maximize signal to noise, typically on analog systems what have different amounts of headroom at each gain stage. Still, I DO know it’s a useful feature and hope it’s added sooner rather than later.ĭon’t think ganging faders has anything to do with gain staging though, unless you ARE using a bus (in which case you can as easily use the input gain on that bus). I want to gain stage effectively and with speed, and it's one of the only tedious parts in Reason that I deal with still.Ĭan’t imagine why this is not yet possible in Reason, it’s such a common request (though in my years of working with Reason I’ve not missed it, even after working on SSL consoles and Pro Tools for decades). Last time I asked (couple years ago), I was told to just run things through a Bus and turn it down there, but that's a terrible solution to what should be a simple feature addition.
Are there plans (yet) for this feature (or hopefully it's been added and I've just missed it)? It's a pretty simple feature that Reason lacks that every other DAW has.
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