What I'm interested in is what is the best way to get the sounds out of the rifills with AS LITTLE loss in quality as possible (gotta love Reasons somewhat mediocre sound quality
), what settings, what order, how, etc ???
Best way to extract Reason refills ?
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- KVRian
- 515 posts since 24 Sep, 2004 from Neverland
Okay I know there is no Refill extractor, so this is not one of those topics
What I'm interested in is what is the best way to get the sounds out of the rifills with AS LITTLE loss in quality as possible (gotta love Reasons somewhat mediocre sound quality ), what settings, what order, how, etc ???
What I'm interested in is what is the best way to get the sounds out of the rifills with AS LITTLE loss in quality as possible (gotta love Reasons somewhat mediocre sound quality
), what settings, what order, how, etc ???-
- KVRAF
- 7316 posts since 7 Mar, 2003
If you want to export at a better quality than Reason as a standalone, then use a rewire host to export loops.
Ableton Live 4 makes it really easy because its just a case of triggering clips.
You could try setting up the devices in Reason as you need them, then trigger these in Ableton Live using the clip follow feature... then just sit back and record the output. Of course you'll need to slice the audio into bits, but that should be really easy from within Live too because it'll all be in sync... so you can just use ctrl+E in the sequencer to split the audio and then loop those bits and render to a file.
Ableton Live 4 makes it really easy because its just a case of triggering clips.
You could try setting up the devices in Reason as you need them, then trigger these in Ableton Live using the clip follow feature... then just sit back and record the output. Of course you'll need to slice the audio into bits, but that should be really easy from within Live too because it'll all be in sync... so you can just use ctrl+E in the sequencer to split the audio and then loop those bits and render to a file.
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