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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
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
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
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 ?( ?(
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 think that i can live with this...
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
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
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 think that i can live with this...
[/QUOTE]
what does that indigo do?does it unwrap the refills?
explain!! :D
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 think that i can live with this...
[/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 !

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