This is a document about how to use Oxygen to control Reason. The document introduces Oxygen's DirectLink feature, which allows users to directly control the Sequencer and Devices within Reason. Oxygen can control a variety of devices within Reason, including Mixers, Instruments, and Effects.
The document provides a general overview of using the DirectLink feature on the Oxygen 25 controller with the Reason digital audio workstation. It details how transport controls function for recording and playback, and explains that slider buttons and knobs automatically adjust their functionality based on the selected device in the virtual rack.
Specific control mappings are listed for various instrument devices including Subtractor, Thor, and Malstr6m. The guide covers parameter assignments for filters, oscillators, envelopes, LFOs, and effects like delay and chorus, distinguishing between standard Oxygen and Oxygen 25 layouts.
Right-click on the device and select 'Create Track' from the context menu.
Turning a knob will have no effect if there is no assignment for the currently active device.
Press [Ctrl]-[Alt] (Windows) or [Command]-[Option] (OS X) and one of the number keys.