I've been using reason for a while now and i'm looking at investing in recycle for cutting up samples (mainly drum loops) - is it worth £160

opinions appreciated

cokey

It really depends on how much you need it. It's a useful tool, but you can get by without it. So if you have an J160 to spare, then I say go ahead and buy it.

Ya what moltar said...
i use it all the time, i can't imagine living without it. however, it IS definitely possible to make quality shit without it.

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the real beauty of recycle is that it will find the tempo of your sample
so you dont have to hunt for it .. this makes it loads easier to drop it
onto a track ... the chopping and all other aspects can be done in any
sound editor (adobe audition , wavelab, sound forge) and then load each
individual slice into the nnxt this will give almost the same result ..
except you wont be able to just playback the sample in its entirety.

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Hello board
I've just started getting into using recycle. So far i've been putting all my chops in Dr. rex. Wut are the advantages to using the nn-xt?