I have been spoilt for quality with REX2 loops after buying NineVoltAudio's products. Since then I tried some M-Audio Discrete Drums REX products and they were poor - essentially usable at ONLY the BPM of the original WAV. NineVoltAudio's REX loops are fantastically flexible and can be used at seemingly ANY BPM!!!
My question is, how good are the R.A.W REX loops with regards to sounding 'right' at a wide range of BPMs? Are there any REX file demos I could try to see if this product is worth my money - I could only find MP3s on the official site? If not does anyone have the product and could post a few MP3 samples of some of the loops at different BPMs??
Thank you!
Quality Of R.A.W REX Loops??
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- Sonic Reality Head Chef
- 8566 posts since 11 Mar, 2002 from Florida
They're top quality rexes. Some rexes can stretch further than others depending on the TYPE of sound it is.
If you pick up Keyboard Magazine or EQ and find the Studio ProFiles ad you will see a link to get some free Rexes from Sonic Reality. Also, I believe we have some if you sign up a esoundz (for free) www.esoundz.com It's in the member's area.
Anyway, they're as good as anything else out there. High quality, 24 bit, well recorded material. You can also buy downloadable rexes on www.esoundz.com as well.
If you pick up Keyboard Magazine or EQ and find the Studio ProFiles ad you will see a link to get some free Rexes from Sonic Reality. Also, I believe we have some if you sign up a esoundz (for free) www.esoundz.com It's in the member's area.
Anyway, they're as good as anything else out there. High quality, 24 bit, well recorded material. You can also buy downloadable rexes on www.esoundz.com as well.