reason and recycle?

[steveydubz]

ive got a wav file i want to use in a tune can i use this in reason without recycle?
chheeerrrs

[cure]

yes....but if its a drum look it makes it a hell of alot easier to work with if you throw it in recycle, chop it and save it as a .rex file then open it with dr.rex player.

You can open any waves up with either of the samplers.

[steveydubz]

cheers for replyin m8! i havent got recycle yet thats the problem! and the only files the samplers arnt letting me open them either! any idea y?

[bowzer]

to play a wav in reason, open an nn19, then load the wav in that... make sure you click the blue folder icon near the top middle, and not the one on the left.

[steveydubz]

thats wkd m8 cheers!

[de-cho]

redrum and nn xt will do da wav job 2

[megaheadphoneboy]

if you can be arsed, the nn-xt can be set up to do the same job as a rex loop by loading the sample in however many time you want to slice it up to and then setting the start and end of each bit individually.

so doable --- its just it'll take you all week to do it!
get the recycle imo.

[subeena]

recycle if it's a drum loop

u'll still probably have to fix it afterwards

[octave_noize]

i also find recycle usful for vox, like splitting up words n acapellas, makes them easy to get in time n that in reason

[parson]

recycle is good for cutting up any kind of audio sample

it would be great if there was some kind of audio track you could drop wavs into like cubase and just chop up waves there like that, but since you can't, you can essentially achieve the same thing by cutting your files up in recycle and then chopping em up the same way through the dr rex

i would probably be a lot more excited about audio tracks over vsti integration

[misk]

recycle is good for cutting up any kind of audio sample

it would be great if there was some kind of audio track you could drop wavs into like cubase and just chop up waves there like that, but since you can't, you can essentially achieve the same thing by cutting your files up in recycle and then chopping em up the same way through the dr rex

i would probably be a lot more excited about audio tracks over vsti integration

you could do that in sx2 with hitpoints, but for some reason, hitpoints are fucked up for me in sx3 - thus im not really interested in purchasing 4...

but if you do a lot of chopping ,recycle is dope!

[parson]

i was talking about regular audio tracks you can drag wavs into and chop up

[misk]

you can drag wavs into cubase, or logic, or protools and use the scissors tool to chop them up by hand, but you cant straight recycle them in an audio track. is this what you mean? I tend to chop breaks by hand in cubase's audio tracks every time. call it extra work, but i figure, it makes every one of my tracks a little different every time.

not sure if i follow you parson, but chances are, im usually right, and your wrong.

[parson]

yeah i meant like in cubase

you can't do shit like that in reason

i have never tried using that wannabe recycling thing cubase does

i just would like a regular audio track like in cubase or logic that i can chop shit up in with scissor tool

[megaheadphoneboy]

then nope.

reason isn't built for that kinda thing.

[misk]

yeah i meant like in cubase

you can't do shit like that in reason

i have never tried using that wannabe recycling thing cubase does

i just would like a regular audio track like in cubase or logic that i can chop shit up in with scissor tool

oooooOOOOooooh

[parson]

then nope.

reason isn't built for that kinda thing.

which is why i said using recycle to cut up the samples in advance achieves the same goal

[megaheadphoneboy]

ah... i see what you did there

[westernsynthetics]

im a reason head from way back but fuck i just tried ableton 6 recently with reason, what a lethal combo! still get recycle

[Littlefoot]

fundamental = reason is NOT and never will be an audio sequencer

thats why it has REWIRE