wow rex loops are usually sliced terribly!! who are some good suppliers?

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As far as I know it's not possible to have perfect slice with all the loops because sometimes there isn't any 0db point between the hits/notes. It's often the case with stereo loops & musical phrases where the notes have long releases. To get rid of any clicking sounds in a REX files you just have to play with the ADSR of each slices. It's easily done with the Fruity Slicer & SliceX, so I guess it's possible with Dr.Rex...

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9 volt audio do some pretty cool rex libraries..

http://www.ninevoltaudio.com/

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"usually sliced terribly" is a little exaggerated imo :wink: ,
but there are indeed differences - it's a matter how much work someone involves into creating REX files.

Some Libs I bought in the past, which I use mainly in StylusRMX (or as REX files in Cubase) include Nine Volt Audio (as already mentioned), Galbanum,
Sonic Couture's Tremors, Samle Magic, some free stuff from equinox,
some free stuff from rhythm-lab (lots of it...), Skippys BeatTropolis
(pluginguru.com), Zero-G (Total REX in my case) and Wave Alchemy.

Cheers

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Well, bought TotalRex also at a discount - maybe some sounds a little dated and in regards to quality maybe a little mixed, but as it's so much material,
there was enough stuff included I could find a use for at a reasonable price.
Just like'd to add this remark...

Cheers

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ttoz, I know you weren't hyped on the Perimeter loops because they weren't all 100% clean, but did you grab the Rex ones, or a different format ? If you didn't get any Rex ones, let me at least shoot you a collection (that I personally Rex'd) for free. Pm or email me your choice and I'll get you a link. :)
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I rarely use rex files but what I have from Peace Love Productions is perfect!

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