When you import a REX file as audio, it is automatically stretched to fit the tempo of your Record songs. The Dr. When you open a new ReCycled loop in Dr. Octo Rex you can load up the corresponding MIDI data in a special REX editor in the sequencer where you can move the slices around to create the beats you want.
This way you can take a drum loop and rearrange it any way you want. We use cookies to improve your site experience. By using our websites you consent to this in accordance with the cookie section in our Privacy Policy. Buy now. Product description ReCycle In Action Imagine that you have a sample of a drum loop that you want to use in a track you are working on.
REX files are supported by all major music software titles. About the developer Reason Studios. Artists have full control over the individual slices and can alter the timing or even quantize the groove, keep the feel of the loop and replace the sounds with their own. Or load the file into a software sampler and trigger the individual parts from a MIDI keyboard to turn the sampled material into a completely new performance.
Back in three guys in Stockholm figured out a new way to slice loops that changed the way people made music. That was the start of what is now called Reason Studios. We care about music. And we want to help music makers express themselves. We want you to find your own voice — to sound like you. Patrik Sundberg [email protected]. The main things missing are adjustable sensitivity of transient detection and quick tempo setting.
Its second-hand value seems to be low, so if you want it, see if anyone's selling their copy for cheap. ReCycle should be integrated into Reason; or rather, adjustable transient detection and BPM detection should be included in Reason rather than deliberately keeping them out in order to sell ReCycle. I already own slicex and stuff but for people who stick to just reason it wouldn't hurt. Who is online Users browsing this forum: zoidkirb and 3 guests.
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