Second: Routing Panorama's Keyboard to Reason devices through Cubase To control Cubase with Panorama's Mixer, Instrument and Transport modes, simple hold the Shift button and press Toggle/View. With Reason open as a ReWire client, we can use Mixer Mode to control Reason's Mixers, Instrument mode to control Reason's Devices and Transport mode will control transport functions for both Reason and the ReWire host. Configure the MIDI Ports for Panorama as per Cubase installation page (link at bottom of this page).
Navigate to the 'Devices' Menu and select 'Device Setup'. Note: In OS X, the Instrument Mode ports are labeled "Instrument Mode" and should remain unchanged. For Keyboard Port, choose 'Not Selected' (image 4).Select 'Nektar Panorama' from the list of control surfaces and then click the Edit button (image 3).
Open Reason in stand-alone mode, and navigate to the Control Surfaces tab in the Preferences window. Panorama P1 does not have a keyboard so if this is the Panorama product you own, check your port configuration matches the Cubase Installation instructions (link bottom of page) and move to the Second section of this page. It's important to disable this to prevent any conflict between the two applications. You will notice that when you are controlling the Rewire Host (Cubase), the Info Bar is Red (image 1).Īnd when you are controlling the Rewire Client (Reason), the Info Bar is blue (image 2).įirst: Setting up MIDI ports in Cubase and Reason.īy default, Panorama's Keyboard is set to act as the Master Keyboard in Reason. To switch between mapping for Cubase and mapping for Reason, simply hold the 'Shift' button and press 'Toggle/View' When Reason is Rewired to Cubase, Panorama can be set up to control both DAWs.
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