Agreed. I payed 400$ for the program and it would just be one awesome package if Reason, Record and Recycle was in the same box.
you cant even delete parts of your sample in recycle
woah, just checked out the price. can somebody explain to be what thats all about? it seems like it would be a pretty neat thing to have but what else does it do? its gotta do something else for that price? it doesnt seem right after paying so much on reason, to pay half that amount for something simple like this that just chops up audio that i will only really be using in reason. or am i missing something?
PLEASE PROPELLERHEADS DO SOMTHING ABOUT...
we need recycle to work with controller like mashine software do
Reluctantly, I agree. Virtually everything the Props put out is really worth the money. I can't think of another company that offers better value in their products. But Recycle, ultimately, is a basic utility... one that really only has value if you already own Reason. At this point I don't feel it makes sense for the Props to charge $250 for this utility. That's half the cost of Reason! The pricing doesn't make sense. Charge $50 for it, I'll cough it up. But $250 is too much.
Actually more like the other way around
I hope with the just announced Racks Expansion that this will be an option. It is going to take reason to new heights. I wasn't much of a DAW user but I finally gave in and I like reasons virtual rack. It is great for sound design and it is only getting better now with Plug-In possibilities.
@Kopmis It is a newer version Recycle 2.2. It didn't work with OSX Lion until the update released. It did however work with OSX before Lion.
are you on crack? it works for macs and osx lion on 64 bit.crackhead
Image-Line's SliceX is still number ONE#1 for me. Recycle cant compete because its not a integrated plugin. On SliceX i can do all the things in one without the need to export it first.
Not only does it work on intel, it WONT work on powerPC. GREAT JOB reading the info...
Doubt it, the first version of ReCycle was released in 1994. ;)
I don't know what you're talking about because ReCycle works on Intel macs and OSX Lion.
Wow, Propellerhead took the effort to make a new promo video for ReCycle in 2012. Does it work on a new mac? No, because it's still a powerpc app. It's been more than six years since Apple released the first intel mac. Great job.
copy of abletons midi sistem :/
The old version supports hardware samplers. This is just an advert for Reason.
Agreed integrate pls. It can be like max for live where if have a license it just works.
I purchased Reason 6 and Recycle 2.2. I definitely look forward to integration of Recycle into Reason at some point. Its a major workflow issue for me. But im a Propellerhead and will wait it out. I hope you guys come through on this... Reason 6.5?
In order to maintain .rex as a standard for sliced loops, they need to put the tool for creation into as many hands as possible so that .rex becomes synonymous with 'sliced loops'. $250 does NOT enable that vision. It prohibits it, actually.
I know it's been said before, but worth repeating: Too Expensive. I support integration into Reason, however a standalone version should always be available for those who wish to use .rex files but don't want to buy into the Reason paradigm.
I think this would be handy to have, and it would definitely add a bit of personal flavor to my recordings but is it really worth 250 USD?...
This is the main reason I stopped using propellerhead software, recycle needs to be integrated, its 2012!!! Moved on to fl studio and haven't looked back.
Which version of ReCycle is this?
Yeah, that would be good. I think it's worth stating here that I have been using Reason for years now for all my instrumentation, but have switched to Maschine so that I can slice samples and perform sequences all in the same box. All about the workflow. It used to be "import sample into wav editor, slice sample in ReCycle, perform sequence in Reason". Now it's "import, slice, perform in Maschine, and MAAYYBE I'll play with Reason if I feel like it". Not good for Propellerhead!
your rite, i dont even use it that much any due to that fact, i would rather it be built in than to have to use a separate program every time. But it is awesome i used soundforge,recycle n reason all together BUT NEEDS TO BE COMBINED!
I'm a big fan of the Props and long time user of Reason but Recycle is now as old as many of the people using it and just doesn't offer good Value For Money I'm afraid. This desperately needs incorporating into the workflow of Reason to make this a cohesive process rather than the messy(and expensive) experience it is now
Looks great on the promo, but in actual, I haven't found Recycle or Reason to be user-friendly softwares. A lot of mess, a lot of headache and too much of "go figure what the programmer was thinking about..." Also, the Wave display is not accurate compare to other audio softwares. I prefer to slice, stretch and work with my samples manually. Call me an "old fashioned" - I'm fine with that. I work pretty fast this way and get this way exactly what I want..
Time stretching would be awesome...
I think u guys should integrate recycle into Reason's octorex. So I can chop in a program without having to jump back and forth. That's a pain
I've got to agree with other people that the price is a little high. I still find it a really nice program though! :) Oh, and Reason is super nice as well!
Yeah, same here. But this process is most annoying when you're sampling audio using Reason, and then have to export the audio, import it into ReCycle, chop the slices up, export AGAIN, and import AGAIN into Reason. That logic is from the School of Redundancy School! Waste of time
i just import audio slice it and send it to kong
ReCycle is awesome for sure....but needs to be built into Reason. Thanks.
mattias, again on your privat account???? o boy.. give me some of that beer please :)
but i do like reason for sample browsing and the new octorex looks pretty impressive.. but what was the price again for reason 5 or 6 you say? same as i paid for ableton???? same as i paid for logic? More than i paid for PT9????
No vst, no rtas, no AU, NO PLUGINS??? sorry, cant do.
Yeah, absolutely. ReCycle is an ideal partner with Reason as our REX integration is the best. Not arguing that! :)
broh, 249€ are much, much more than 249$.... but anyway, thats the price for MAX not for recycle... recycle goes for about 199 in may places and others, who realized they sit on a whole pile of if for about a decade have put it down to 120, thats what i got if for.. still about 119 to much... sorry to say.
actually, 90% of the time of this video talks about reason.. do you realize? octorex, redrum, kong....
We should make it clear here, are you talking about converting mp3s to wavs or REX files to wavs? ReCycle natively exports to .wav if you load a REX file into it so no problem there.
The Max I was referring to is not MAX from Cycling '74 but the open source convertor from sbooth. Both Max and iTunes convert MP3s to wavs easily if you want to load them in ReCycle and ReCycle itself can export REX loops as wavs.
It's totally ok if it's not for you, just want facts right. :)
AAH.... :) lucky you.. .i was just contacting my agent at the fbi to trace you down.. :) (old habits..) Mattias, we actually had the pleasure before...
As i said, the vid is great. but the program is of no real use if you are not on reason. unfortunately, i realized to late..(btw, i am the only person of all people i ever met that use recycle who was dumb enough to buy it.. it should come free with your reason. you don't do enough on it to justify the price or the sale at all
you cannot load rex into itunes mattias. audacity is so slow, my dead grandma would walk quicker from hamburg to barcelona before audacity opens... :) MAX is anything but free (at about 250€ for a student license... that is extreme luxury as a mp3 converter... and about the export, in the 2.2 version, i cannot even select part of the file anymore and just export this separately.. hell knows what happened with the program...
$249.. damn it! that's quite expensive for slicing up some loops in 2012 :) better overthink that price policy there. apart from that, i love reason and i'm a licensed user since version 3, but the price of recycle kept me away from it for years.
What is Recycle? Outdated and overpriced. lol
Actually, I work for Propellerhead (sorry, I was on my personal account before - old habits - but I actually did this video!) so I very much use a legitimate version :) /Mattias
Does Live not allow importing of a REX file as an audio file? Haven't used Live in a while I admit so you're probably right.
I assumed that was semi-standard at least. In any case, if you can open a REX file in ReCycle — just click Export and select wave file and you can stretch it in Ableton! Problem solved. :)
On Mac OS X there are plenty of great convertors. I use Snapper which is perfect for me but paid for and a bit expensive. Some free: Audacity, Max, iTunes etc.
i will sell it to you if you want it.. but i would almost bet that you use a cracked version (like 99% of people that have recycle... LOL)
not if you have some rex files that you would like to implement... (try time streching rex in live.. good luck) haven't thought about this, have you? also, i work on mac, there are no quality converters for mac that I know of,
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