Reason Subtractor Knob Question

second question,  when u put notes right after eachother without the notes going over eachother like the 2 notes above u hear the notes normal,  and when the next note starts,  the sound is full and starts hard...  on the 2 notes below under the first 2,  u see that they are going over eachother,  and with some sounds it creates and follow effect or slide effect of the sound,  in fact the next note doesnt start but is a part of the first note...  u know what i mean ? ? ?  but u have that only with some sounds...  whats the knob to toggle that follow/slide effect off and onn ?  thanks

for the first question its strange cause is see  the polyphony is already on 8  you should be able to put 8 notes together, but some instruments doesnt accpt polyphony (ex: monosynth)...

for the second one  try to put you notes a lill bit longer and it should be solved, its a bit hard to explain with words if u dont understand ill posta  print screen tonight  :)

ok thanks aphone for the first quesiton,  but the second question im talking about the slide effect,  not about accords...  the waaw woaw effect of the notes when u enchain them that way...  it doesnt matter if they are longer or not :)

yes well its just an example screenshot,  i didnt tried it out,  but for the second question i mean if u place the notes like this,  with some sounds u hear the long note,  and then it goes waaw woow waaw with the other notes.... i cant explain it exactly,  u have to know what i mean,  anyway it does it with some sounds and with others not,  so i guess there is a toggle

yeah right,  in fact both questions is the same answer... lol ,  u get that slide effect when the polyphony is on 1,  and accords when its on 2 or more...  simple in fact...    ive been using reason for some time now,  and the most simple things i just cant figur out lol by the way,  song pending on ebel,  but already on you tube,  have fun listening

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ8Rd3McMkc

For your second answer check out the play mode of your instrument (left next to portamento) :

Retrig ->  Separated Legato -> Tied

Have fun producin' ;)

PS : I never use the subby, check out the Thor it has the same options + 10000 :P