Automatically create a new MIDI note lane when loop recording in Reason

HOW TO CREATE A NEW NOTE LANE ON LOOP RECORD
Step by step instructions by Mark Palmos, method by Poohbears Reason Channel
Before opening Reason:
1/ download and install LoopMIDI app, run it and press + to create a new port
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Note: EITHER choose to run LoopMIDI when your computer starts OR start it manually each time you want to use this loop Midi record function in Reason.
2/ download and install MIDI OUT Device from ReasonStudios, you should have it already if you’re on Reason 11. (was previously called External Midi Instrument).
In Reason:
3/ Go to Preferences and then to Control Surfaces, and Add Manually a new control surface. Choose Manufacturer=Other, Model=Midi Control Surface. Give it a name Loop Midi Port, and choose loopMIDI Port as the MIDI Input. Press OK.
4/ On the sequencer, (NOT in Edit mode) mark the area you want to loop.
5/ Put the Midi Out Device on your sequencer (find it in the Built-in devices in INSTRUMENTS section), make sure you select MME loopMIDI Port in the blue dropdown menu selection.
6/ In the Sequencer, click on the Midi Out 1 track to select it, and then at the top of the sequencer, to the right of the + sign for making a new lane, click the down arrow to choose an animation lane, and then find MIDI CC03 and select that.
7/ Note that a new animation lane has been created in the sequence, so now add a very short event right at the end of your R marker in the loop on that new CC3 animation lane, and click on it to adjust the value right up to 127.
8/ on the Transport panel below the sequence, next to the record button is a button called ALT. Right mouse click on this and choose Edit Remote Override Mapping.
9/ here, choose Loop Midi Port for the Control surface, choose CC03 for the Control, leave Learn from… checked, press OK.
NOTE: a new note lane will be generated on any Midi track that is selected. If an audio track is selected, a new audio track is created. A new track is created whether you are in playback or record mode, so to temporarily disable this feature, press M to mute the MIDI Out 1 track and no new tracks will be created..

[@PoohBearsReasonChannel]

FYI: For Mac users.
Setting up Midi ports (loopback) of a Mac.
The IAC bus allows you to create any number of virtual MIDI buses. This driver is built-in to OS X (since OS X 10.4) and can be activated in the Audio/MIDI Setup Utility.
To begin, launch Audio/MIDI Setup and select "Show MIDI Window" from the "Window" menu.
Now double-click the IAC Driver icon and check the option "Device is online" in order to activate it.
Add the ports you need from within this window.

[@CybreSmee]

Wow, Reason is amazing but this is a really simple fix they should have had in years ago.

[@songsbykman]

I still dunno how to have multiple midi clips when I am recording in loop mode, it just adds all the notes to the same clip when it passes again. 2024 reason 12 lmfao.

[@GASH_one]

Nice workaround, but it's not worth the hassle. Reason needs to step their sequencer game up though!

[@stevehernaman6534]

i cant get this to work at all, nore yet delete loop midi from my programs????!