reason midi files

A while back there was a bit of talk about an issue with exporting midi files from reason into sonar due to Reason's higher ppqn or something similar... was there ever a fix? I am trying to export several files into Sonar and they are playing back not quite right... I'm hoping I don't have to replay all of this stuff....Thanks for any help...

Swamp, 
 
thanks for your reply I'm using Reason 7 as well... I'm referring to the large difference that was mentioned a while back in relation to the ppqn as reason's is extremely different. The issues with re-groove doesn't really apply as I'm talking about simple lines from synth and chord progressions no quantise or anything... I will try the rewire thing but it seems that this was never solved as I see the highest you can set the tpqn or whatever it's called isn't even close to what reason's is.... 
 
Thanks again, 

hey frank, 
 
i've been mulling this one over and have a couple of options for you...
the first is to quantize the reason tracks to 128th or 256th notes.  this is a bit hard to do the first time but here's the gist of it.
create an instrument track and set snap to 64th notes and draw one 64th note to the track.   the header should now show position, length, note and vel.  in length it should read 0.0.0.60.  change that to 0.0.0.30 for 128th notes or 0.0.0.15 for 256th notes.  turn snap off.  select the note and copy ctrl+c and paste ctrl+v for one full bar.  close the prv.  right-click the new clip and select "get groove from clip".  this loads the pattern into regroove.  select all your tracks with recordings and select groove a1 from the regroove selector. this will quantize to 128th or 256th notes. you then have to click the groove selector and choose commit to groove.  this will save the quantize.  export the file as midi and import to sonar.  
the other solution would be to get a midi loopback device like tobias erichsen's loopmidi.  set up virtual loopback ports equal to your reason tracks.  launch sonar and enable the virtual midi inputs.  rewire reason into sonar and set up  an equal number of external midi instruments for each loopback port.  copy each midi track to a different external midi instrument.  
in sonar, you would create midi tracks with inputs from the corresponding loopback port.  
i'm sure it sounds pretty complicated, but it's easy to do when you've done it a couple of times. 
the advantage of the quantize method is you can save those grooves for future reference and use. 
 
i'd like to know if that helps at all!  love sonar, love reason!  good fun!

Audio does export very well. With reason 7+ you can slice audio and export as rex files. I think there should be an option to export midi at a lower ppqn but it's not available. One could also make the case that sonar should be able to import midi files higher than 960 ppqn.