iPhone Control For Reason

US Delora rsRemote is a touch controller app for Propellerhead Reason on a Mac or PC      01/12/15

Harmony Systems, Inc. has announced the worldwide availability of Delora rsRemote, an iPhone/iPod touch controller application for Propellerhead Reason  on a Mac or PC. rsRemote offers commonly used Reason Main Mixer and Transport functions, enabling recording away from the computer.

rsRemote complements the Delora rsTouch Pro for Reason iPad app, which offers significant mixer, master, device and perform controller functionality.

rsRemote Features & Benefits


Control recording and playback from anywhere in your studio. Step through, mute and solo sequencer tracks or mixer channels. Adjust Reason's Main Mixer individual channel level, pan and width. Set tempo, precount bars and click audio settings.

In addition to standard transport controls, use the jog strip, loop settings and 5 customizable markers to move around your song. Bar-beat and time-code displays show where you're at. The "Big Meter" provides visual feedback to monitor audio levels.

rsRemote works with Reason 6.5 or higher installed on a Mac or Windows PC. It supports either "wired" MIDI connections using an iPhone compatible USB MIDI interface, or "wireless" MIDI connections using iOS compatible network MIDI. Reason control surface support files are required and are available free from the Delora website.

Pricing and Availability:
rsRemote for Reason is available for $6.99 (USD) on the iTunes App Store.

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