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Julian Walker



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Bringing files into reason new
      #816777 - 04/03/10 09:10 PM
Hello all

I'm having lots of fun creating in reason and have mastered the basics. Saw a mate of mine in Leeds a couple of weeks ago who has some korg mini studio thing that he uses and he sent me down a couple of tracks via email in Mp4 format. You know what I'm going to ask, is there any way I can play them just as a stereo track in reason to plonk along with and do a bit of adding on?

I think the answers no but I'd appreciate a definitive yes or no

Bless you all

Father Julian


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Re: Bringing files into reason new [Re: Julian Walker]
      #817014 - 05/03/10 07:08 PM
Reason doesn't really do audio as such. But it does have 3 samplers, so you can load in sizeable chunks of audio into any of those. But you'd have to export the file from mp4 first. Something like wav or aiff etc would do.

Paul

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Julian Walker



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Re: Bringing files into reason new [Re: ~Paul]
      #817113 - 06/03/10 01:05 PM
Thanks paul

Can you recommend a way to convert my files, I've looked everywhere on my laptop with no success!

Thank you once again

Julian


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Remeniz



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Re: Bringing files into reason new [Re: Julian Walker]
      #817147 - 06/03/10 04:42 PM
I pop whatever file I want to use in ReCycle. It's a program used to create REX loops from samples for the Dr REX machine in Reason. I'm not sure how big the files can be but you create the loop in ReCycle and load it in a Dr REX machine. There you go.

Or ReWire Reason to a DAW.


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Re: Bringing files into reason [Re: Julian Walker]
      #817273 - 07/03/10 03:16 PM
Most audio editors should be able to convert that for you. iTunes or QuickTime should also do it.
Recycle is handy, but you'd need to buy that, and it's only really good for converting and chopping up a couple of bars or so at a time. That said, I do use it quite a lot!

Paul

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