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ReQ·131 Instruction Manual v1.2
How to save and load presets
ReQ·131 comes with a collection of basic presets as a ‘starting’ point. Depending on your application
may depend on how you wish to use the ReQ·131. Listed within the presets are some general
application setups which may help guide you to the type of sound you want, and you may adjust them to
suit accordingly.
As default, every time you create a ReQ·131, the ‘Factory Startup’ preset will load, initializing all the
settings ready for you to use from scratch. To browse the bundled presets, simply use the browser up &
down buttons to activate the next preset in the listing, or alternatively you can click and hold on to the
preset name to show a popup windows, for faster section.
To save your own presets, simply click the ‘save’ button located next to the preset name display, and
select where to save the preset (ideally create a new folder and keep it as a favourite in the Reason
browser window, for easier finding and retrieval at a later date). The presets are saved as a .repatch
name, and can only be used with that specific Rack Extention.
To load alternative presets, click the ‘browse patch’ button to locate presets (which are not part of the
bundled pack within the ReQ·131). To preview the patch, simply play the sequencer with the ReQ·131
setup so it is in use, and select the ‘load patch’ button, and select within the browser the specific
preset. The ReQ·131 will update whilst you are previewing, so you can hear the effect before finally
committing to the chosen patch. If you cancel browsing the ReQ·131 will reset back to its prior state
before patch browsing.
MIDI Implementation table
Below is a listing of all MIDI Control Change (CC) numbers, which can be applied to your choice of
device.
MIDI CC CONTROL RANGE MIDI CC CONTROL RANGE MIDI CC CONTROL RANGE
4 GAIN + / - 15dB 5 HIGH PASS 20Hz - 400Hz 6 LOW PASS 2kHz - 20kHz
7 DRY/WET 0 - 100% 45 HP BYPASS OFF / ON 46 LP BYPASS OFF / ON
47 HEAR EQ OFF / ON
All equalizer bands have a fixed bandwidth (Q) of 1/3rd octave. Attenuation of band depends on the SIGNAL PATH AND DB MODE settings
12 EQ 1 20Hz 22 EQ 11 200Hz 33 EQ 21 2kHz
13 EQ 2 25Hz 23 EQ 12 250Hz 34 EQ 22 2.5kHz
14 EQ 3 31.5Hz 24 EQ 13 315Hz 35 EQ 23 3.15kHz
15 EQ 4 40Hz 25 EQ 14 400Hz 36 EQ 24 4kHz
16 EQ 5 50Hz 26 EQ 15 500Hz 37 EQ 25 5kHz
17 EQ 6 63Hz 27 EQ 16 630Hz 39 EQ 26 6.3kHz
18 EQ 7 80Hz 28 EQ 17 800Hz 40 EQ 27 8kHz
19 EQ 8 100Hz 29 EQ 18 1kHz 41 EQ 28 10kHz
20 EQ 9 125Hz 30 EQ 19 1.25kHz 42 EQ 29 12.5kHz
21 EQ 10 160Hz 31 EQ 20 1.6kHz 43 EQ 30 16kHz
44 EQ 31 20kHz