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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » August 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: a VST that's like Recycle
theshaggyfreak
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:14
I've done quite a bit of searching around, and I can't seem to find what I'm looking for. I'm looking for a free or relatively cheap VST or VSTi that can take a wave file, slice it up and use it as a loop.

I currently own Reason, but I don't have the money right now to buy Recycle. So, I'm looking for an alternate answer until I can afford it.
declassified
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:19
Glaresoft/Bitshift PHATmatik Pro can do this.

But its rather expensive...149$ is not really a bargain.
Toonyfish
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:24
Hi,

This is not a VST but there used to be a program called Xrazor that was a free slicy program. Don't know if it's out there anymore or if it would meet your basic needs.

Toonyfish
torhan
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:26
What about ONE/Solo?
ericj23
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:30
isnt one /solo just dr rex

not recycle

phatmatik or intakt do it - and probably others

but phatmatik has a wonderfully simple interface
theshaggyfreak
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:30
torhan wrote:
What about ONE/Solo?


Unfortunately with this you can not create your own Rex files. Currently only Recycle can do that.
Notron User
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:38
Concrete FX dicer?
theshaggyfreak
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:40
Unfortunately Intakt and Phatmatik are both on the epensive side. If I'm going to drop that kind of money, I'll be getting Recycle so I can use the Rex player in Reason.
theshaggyfreak
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:43
Notron User wrote:
Concrete FX dicer?


Hrm..$50. That's not too bad, and it does what I'm looking for. I'll have to ponder that one, but I do welcome any other sugestions.
vista
Posted: 6th August 2004 10:53
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Native Instruments Intakt
BestService ReLoop !!!

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Inneractive XRazor2 !!!
Ploque ReBuilder !!!
TobyBear DeConstructor
Vellocet ReOrder !!!
SmartElectroniX Sloper
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SmartElectroniX ReLofter !!!
Svante
Posted: 6th August 2004 11:00
You should really look into ioplong slifty and splonki. They're free (donationware) and does some pretty interesting Recycle-ish things. If you're interested in simple stop-and-stutter effects I can recommend smex SupaTrigga.

Smartelectronix 4-ever! Smile
wrench45us
Posted: 6th August 2004 11:01
i just got an offer from FLStudio/Image Line for BeatCreator because I recently sprang for BeatSlicer. BeatCreator according to their website will do all that you want for $99 usd.
BeatSlicer is the lite version of BeatCreator and basically will slice, but not rearrange the slice order. I don't know if that would suit your needs, but it's cheaper.

i can pick BeatCreator up in the special offer for $50 usd till 8/15, but I'm trying to learn Sonar now and paying off the credit card for that and have to curtail spending completely for a few months.
Beardedone
Posted: 6th August 2004 11:26
pHATMatik Pro from GlareSoft. It is new and improved too.
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