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Kinet
Kinet
Started 20 years ago
Last activity 20 years ago

Hi, 8o does anyone knows how to see what's in a reason-refill without the reasonbrowser. I'm losing so much time by opening every refill and i don't have a good memory to remember what's in each refill.... ?( ?( Some help is welcome

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Administrator
Administrator
#1

i've asked my good friend toby from tobybear.de

The Refill format was created for the very reason (pun Smile ) that the compiled file cannot be extracted later by other software. This gives sampling cd companies a better marketing position as the files can only be used within Reason. I am not too fond of this myself, but it is very unlikely that a (legal) Refill-decompiler will come out, unless the Propellerheads publish documentation of the file format, which they will definitely not do in near future...

Cheers

Toby

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Hecticcc
Hecticcc
#2

there's a buggy refill unpacker out there, but you will need to have reason 3 installed to get it working & it crashes half the time

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Kinet
Kinet
#3

Originally posted by : Hecticcc

there's a buggy refill unpacker out there, but you will need to have reason 3 installed to get it working & it crashes half the time

let's say 99% of the time ?( ?(

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Kinet
Kinet
#4

Originally posted by : ZARk

i've asked my good friend toby from tobybear.de

The Refill format was created for the very reason (pun Smile ) that the compiled file cannot be extracted later by other software. This gives sampling cd companies a better marketing position as the files can only be used within Reason. I am not too fond of this myself, but it is very unlikely that a (legal) Refill-decompiler will come out, unless the Propellerheads publish documentation of the file format, which they will definitely not do in near future...

Cheers

Toby

ok, i found a system in the browser of Reason.

  • I group all my reason refills in 1 directory.
  • Than ask to search for extentions like all NN-19 .smp files.
  • I create a favorite directory for the NN-19ies and drop all the founded files in it.
  • all files are ordered by name or parent category and the list is also shown in the instruments browser too.

:) :)

i think that i can live with this...Image

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Administrator
Administrator
#5

is that a picture of the Virus Indigo TDM plugin ? :p

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cestqui
cestqui
#6

why do ya need it for anyway,is it to use with sx,then rewire the shit,and export it to wave;

and if ya want to catalog the refills,wich i done years ago,i've done it like this

-combinations(means all sorts of devices in 1refill,rex,nnxt;subtractor,etc) -rex-nnxt(rex and nnxt) ____rex(only rex) ____nnxt(only nnxt)

-subtractor ___downloaded ___own patches

-combinators ___downloaded ___own patches

-drumrefills(mostly 1 hit samples)

and since its all new browser in 3.0,you gain a lot of time about searchin not found refills

and if ya make music,you have to be a bit patient,to find the wright sound-sample,sx is even wurse in that;it all comes to makin good structures in your samples or refills;

not to many not to few,like the genres we did on e-bel;

each has to decide how to work,i just givin my strategy,order is the key

cheers

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Kinet
Kinet
#7

Originally posted by : cestqui

why do ya need it for anyway,is it to use with sx,then rewire the shit,and export it to wave;

and if ya want to catalog the refills,wich i done years ago,i've done it like this

-combinations(means all sorts of devices in 1refill,rex,nnxt;subtractor,etc) -rex-nnxt(rex and nnxt) ____rex(only rex) ____nnxt(only nnxt)

-subtractor ___downloaded ___own patches

-combinators ___downloaded ___own patches

-drumrefills(mostly 1 hit samples)

and since its all new browser in 3.0,you gain a lot of time about searchin not found refills

and if ya make music,you have to be a bit patient,to find the wright sound-sample,sx is even wurse in that;it all comes to makin good structures in your samples or refills;

not to many not to few,like the genres we did on e-bel;

each has to decide how to work,i just givin my strategy,order is the key

cheers 8o 8o 8o hmmm,....... order...... intuition is more my kind of key. i just want a pad, a bass or a soundfx when i want. The hasard makes me take one i don't know and surprise & ableton do the rest....

:D :D

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cestqui
cestqui
#8

Originally posted by : Kinet

Originally posted by : ZARk

i've asked my good friend toby from tobybear.de

[QUOTE] The Refill format was created for the very reason (pun Smile ) that the compiled file cannot be extracted later by other software. This gives sampling cd companies a better marketing position as the files can only be used within Reason. I am not too fond of this myself, but it is very unlikely that a (legal) Refill-decompiler will come out, unless the Propellerheads publish documentation of the file format, which they will definitely not do in near future...

Cheers

Toby

ok, i found a system in the browser of Reason.

  • I group all my reason refills in 1 directory.
  • Than ask to search for extentions like all NN-19 .smp files.
  • I create a favorite directory for the NN-19ies and drop all the founded files in it.
  • all files are ordered by name or parent category and the list is also shown in the instruments browser too.

:) :)

i think that i can live with this...Image[/QUOTE]

what does that indigo do?does it unwrap the refills?

explain!! :D

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Kinet
Kinet
#9

Originally posted by : cestqui

Originally posted by : Kinet

[QUOTE]Originally posted by : ZARk

i've asked my good friend toby from tobybear.de

[QUOTE] The Refill format was created for the very reason (pun Smile ) that the compiled file cannot be extracted later by other software. This gives sampling cd companies a better marketing position as the files can only be used within Reason. I am not too fond of this myself, but it is very unlikely that a (legal) Refill-decompiler will come out, unless the Propellerheads publish documentation of the file format, which they will definitely not do in near future...

Cheers

Toby

ok, i found a system in the browser of Reason.

  • I group all my reason refills in 1 directory.
  • Than ask to search for extentions like all NN-19 .smp files.
  • I create a favorite directory for the NN-19ies and drop all the founded files in it.
  • all files are ordered by name or parent category and the list is also shown in the instruments browser too.

:) :)

i think that i can live with this...Image[/QUOTE]

what does that indigo do?does it unwrap the refills?

explain!! :D [/QUOTE]

no, it's a background for the Indigo Combinator..... just saw for the first time that it's possible to put some pix in the post now, :) cool !

Image

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cestqui
cestqui
#10

lol,thought what the hell he's talkin about,a new device that can unpack refills;

wishfullthinkin i guess,lol

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