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2011/06/04 01:42:23 (permalink)

Wav to Rex

anyone know about a free converter
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    garrigus
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    Re:Wav to Rex 2011/06/04 09:35:48 (permalink)
    No, the only way to create your own REX files is to purchase ReCycle from Propellerheads.

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    DEE MUSIC
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    Re:Wav to Rex 2011/06/04 11:20:01 (permalink)
    Thanks Scott
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    Re:Wav to Rex 2011/06/04 12:24:51 (permalink)
    And it aint cheap, considering what it does.

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    Re:Wav to Rex 2011/06/04 13:32:17 (permalink)
    Well you can't create REX files per se, but you can accomplish the same kind of thing within Sonar if what you're concerned about is being able to slow down percussion files and not have them sound horrible.

    Temporarily set the native tempo to the same tempo as the loop. Use the scissors tool to slice the file the way you would slice a REX file. Now when you speed up or slow down the tempo, the slices follow along because they're "anchored" on the timeline. When you've finalized the tempo, you can bounce the slices to a clip. You can also fade beginnings and/or ends of clips to get rid of clicks if there are any.

    I explain this in my upcoming Sonar X1 Master Class video, among other topics.
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