Editing And Using .REX Files
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This post is part of a series called Editing Audio: The Complete Guide.
Would you like to edit clean transients in a flexible, non-destructive way? In this video tutorial, Mo Volans teaches you how to use .REX files in Propellerhead's ReCycle to do just that. You'll also learn how easy it is to graphically edit your loops in Reason's Dr.Octo Rex. Enjoy!
Tip: Mo has previously written about .REX files in this written tutorial:
How to Create and Use .REX Files.
How to Create and Use .REX Files.
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Sign upMo Volans has been releasing tracks for well over a decade with many of the world's top electronic labels. Having worked with a long list of high profile artists, he has enjoyed top ten success on numerous of occasions. Mo records under the names MoHawk, Twisted Air, and Openair and also writes music for TV and film.
Mo is also a prolific writer and journalist writing for publications such as Music Tech, Remix mag and EQ.
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