Well thanks, but my "handiwork" consisted simply of "de-REXing" the file. Not exactly the height of creativity, but I'm certainly glad it solved your problem, and I learned something about what do with REX files that aren't edited properly.

Anderton
 
REX files are really not meant for this kind of material; acidization is.

I need to hunt down the post you made about REX vs Acidized at some point and read that again. After seeing the before/after on these files, rx2 is rather scary - but I am not sure why they stuck transient markers in the middle of a sound without obvious transients either. Perhaps this set is just a fluke (i.e., operator error or bad discretion).

mettelus
 
I need to hunt down the post you made about REX vs Acidized at some point and read that again.

Meanwhile, you might find this article helpful, as well as this one.

...and I just remembered this "Tip of the Week" may be exactly what you want.

Thanks for the follow up. I remembered where I first saw you chime in about these now, it was when Boydie had mentioned he had different format options to choose from for a sample library he was looking into. This was your response to him back then with an article to keyboard magazine. The Tip of the Week one I definitely need to revisit, since I have rarely used the Loop Construction view but need to get more familiarity with it.