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On the MIDI outputs, the Eigenharp sends the key roll/yaw as MIDI CCs. The roll is sent as pitch bend by default and the yaw is something like CC17 (one of the general purpose ones). To change which CCs get sent (say if you don't want PB and want something else) you can open the MIDI mapping grid for the MIDI outputs 1 and 2 from the EigenD tools menu, and select Midi Converter 1 or 2. You can then click in a cell of the mapping matrix to attach a physical controller to a MIDI CC. Then you'll need to hook it up to reason with MIDI learn (not used reason myself so can't help here).

Hi

1.1.6 is really old now and the newest versions are generally more reliable, even the versions marked 'Unstable', than the 1.1 series - there were a lot of bugs fixed in the 1.2 series for example. If I were you I'd give the newest 'Testing' release a go, available here and see how you get on. This has the new MIDI routing features that 0beron mentioned amongst a lot of other improvements over the 1.1 series. Installing and trying it will not affect your existing 1.1 install, so you can just drop back to that if you have any problems, every version of EigenD is standalone and does not affect the others. Please let us know how you get on...

John

I'm not having the keygroup tonic select issue mentioned previously. I am still however have the MIDI-Reason Channel issue as previously mentioned.