Rex File Converter

How do i convert.wav files into Rex files? AndyL New member. Jul 2, 2004 #2 Recycle. Samplecraze Zukan. Jul 2, 2004 #3 Yep, rex is Recycle's extension. To convert a.resx file to a.resources file, you use the Resource File Generator (Resgen.exe), which has the following basic syntax: Resgen.exe.resxFilename. The result is a binary resource file that has the same root file name as the.resx file and a.resources file extension.

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Working with loops and Groove Clips ► Working with Groove Clip audio ► Working with REX files
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Like ACIDized WAVE files, REX files are audio files that are designed to be looped and follow the project’s tempo. The time stretching technology that REX files use is well suited for percussive sounds, such as drums.
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You can import REX files into a SONAR project. Once imported, you can work with REX files just as if they were regular Groove Clips (see Working with Groove Clip audio).
On the File menu, point to Import and click Audio.
In the Files of type list, select All Audio or REX (*.rex, *.rx2, *.rcy).
If you want to preview the selected file, click Play. The file will play at the current project tempo.
You can also drag REX files into SONAR, paste from the Clipboard, or import from the Media Browser view.
If you want to disable looping of REX based Groove Clips, use the Track view Clips> Bounce to Clip(s) command or click the track’s Freeze button render the REX based Groove Clip to a standard audio clip.
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For details, see Bouncing to clips and Freeze tracks and synths.

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Unlike ACIDized audio loops, REX files do not store the original pitch (root note) value. If you want a pitched REX file to properly follow your project’s pitch markers, you must manually specify the original root note for each REX clip. By default, SONAR assigns a root note value of G#.
Due to limitations of the REX file format, the root note value can not be saved back to the REX file, and must be manually specified each time you import a REX file into a SONAR project. If you want to permanently save the root note value with a REX loop, export the REX Groove clip as an ACIDized .wav file.
For details, see Root Note and Saving Groove Clips as Wave files/ACIDized Wave files.

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Slice your sampled loops with ReCycle and turn them from rigid recordings to flexible musical elements that blend seamlessly with your music. ReCycle slices loops into their rhythmical components, letting you quantize, rearrange or totally reimagine your sampled grooves.

ReCycle finds all the transients in your sampled material and slices your loop up, while also keeping the timing information so you can play it back at any tempo without losing its feel or with the artifacts that come from time stretch.

Sculpt your sound with ReCycle’s built-in effects: Transient Shaper, EQ, Envelope and a stretch feature that stretches the tail end of your each slice in the loop.

Save your loops as REX files and let the creative part begin. With ReCycled audio, your loops can be arranged, rearranged have their timing altered or even be used as a groove template for your song.

1. Like the sounds of your loop, but the feel isn’t right for your song? ReCycled loops can be quantized in your sequencer to fit with any groove.

2. Or maybe you feel of your loop, but the snare isn’t right? Simply replace the snare while keeping the tempo.

3. Create a more living performance by rearranging the loop’s slices in your sequencer to create fills and variations.

4. Use your sequencer’s groove quantize to set the ReCycled loop as your groove template and have the whole track swinging to your loop.

The REX file format

REX is the native file format of ReCycle. A REX file contains the original audio of the loop, the slices you have applied in ReCycle, and any effects or processing you have added in ReCycle. REX files are also compressed, using a non-lossy compression technique to save some precious hard drive space. The REX technology is available for third parties and has become the de facto standard for loop handing in just about every DAW.

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REX - the industry standard.
These are the apps that support the REX technology today:

  • Ableton Live
  • Steinberg Cubase
  • MOTU Digital Performer
  • Image-Line FL Studio
  • Apple Logic
  • Steinberg Nuendo
  • Avid Pro Tools
  • Cockos Reaper
  • Reason Studios Reason
  • Renoise
  • Cakewalk Sonar
  • Presonus Studio One
  • Native Instruments Kontakt
  • Native Instruments Maschine
  • MOTU MachFive
  • Steinberg HALion
  • Spectrasonics Stylus RMX
  • SonomaWireWorks RiffWorks
  • SonomaWireWorks DrumCore
  • Toontrack Beatstation
  • Avid Transfuser
  • fxpansion Geist
  • …and more

Want to take ReCycle for a spin? Download the demo and try using ReCycle with your current music setup. Demo limitations: the demo version comes with four built-in loops that can be treated, but saving as REX files is disabled.


System Requirements (Mac)

  • Intel processor (or better)
  • 512 MB of RAM or more
  • Mac OS X 10.5 or later
  • 800×600 display (or better)

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System Requirements (Windows)

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  • PC with 300 MHz or faster Pentium compatible processor
  • 512 MB of RAM or more
  • Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (or later)
  • 800×600 display (or better)
  • 16-bit Windows compatible audio card, preferably with an ASIO or DirectX driver