Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Thanks Eric,  I will keep trying with Recycle. 

Yeah i often hear clicks at each slice point.
Typically i have to take 1 or 2 percussion loops, convert to REX, and import into Stylus 
RMX. I then manipulate the timing via Quantize templates to work with whatever else is in 
the rhythm track. I've even started creating my own Q-Templates.


I've used Melodyne to manipulate the timing of drums but there are limitations with 
Melodyne. There is no tick information that you can see. There is a function to quantize to 
'Other' but i've gotten mixed results.

Anything having to do with Quantizing, manipulating the timing of audio is of huge 
interest to me!

thanks, T













--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, Erik Sojdelius <eriksojdelius@...> wrote:
>
> Hey T,
> 
> I still use ReCycle a lot, mostly for the level of control it gives me.
> 
> I don't find there's a lot of artefacts...are you talking about when  
> your'e actually slicing the beat in ReCycle or the result when you  
> bring it in to your DAW?
> 
> Many times I find clicks when I'm slicing and moving the splitpoints  
> around, but they're allways gone when I bring up the rex file in EXS 24.
> 
> If you plan on going wild with tempos and pitch you might want to  
> consider letting ReCycle handle those before you export it. I find  
> that ReCycle audio sounds really good, timestrech etc..Then again, you  
> need to know what you want beforehand. Most of the time I like to have  
> a lot of options open when I start working with my beat in Logic.
> 
> /erik
> 
> 
> 
> > Hi All, i posted this on the LOT group but didn't get any responses.
> >
> > does anyone here use Recycle? I have to use it a lot, but have  
> > gotten frustrated with it. It's not
> > transparent at all and changes the sound considerably. It creates  
> > artifacts where each slice is.
> >
> > Just wondering what other user's experience with this may be and if  
> > there is
> > something out there that is better, or maybe there's something i'm  
> > doing wrong with Recycle.
> >
> > and similarly, when i buy a commercially sold sample library of Rex  
> > files, i
> > can't help wondering how these REX files were made.
> >
> > any help or discussion on this topic would be hugely appreciated!,
> >
> > thanks all
> > T
> >
> >
> > 
> 
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