They must have existed outside the Refill at some point, if they are your created Refills just use the original sxt files, if they are a purchased sample library then ask the manufacturer if you can get the originals (good luck on that). Extreme Sample Converter 2011 allows you to use Akai, Dash Signature, Creamware STS, SampleFarm, Giga Studio, Sfz, Solton MS, SoundFont Flac, and WAVE. Also regarding Refill stuff, to add what ddas said - both the.sxt and samples are encoded. Folder Tree is mimiced in the Instruments folder I selected, and the.nki files are written in there. Seleted fodlers for Instruments and Samples (although Samples is ignored, since Kontakt uses the original samples). Selected the Reason folder on the top pane, hit Import. It has been equipped with a very user friendly interface which will allow you to easily track down the files you will need to work with. Top Level Reason, sub folders Bass, Brass, Strings, with.sxt files in them. Similarly, Extreme Sample Converter 2011 is an imposing multipurpose audio,player as well as a program editor that you can use for managing your samples in a very easy way. Manualĭoes anyone at all have experience converting Reason files, either samples or REX files? If so, were you able to convert the files that ship with Reason? I just tried convert a folder tree of Reason.sxt files.
Extreme Sample Converter - Sample converter, editor and browser. For example, the two main sound banks that ship with Reason are in this format.) Or do I have to open each Refill file in Reason 3, save the programs separately, and then import the saved copies? The Kontakt browser doesn't even display these.RFL files.Įxtreme Sample Converter - Sample converter, editor and browser. Ive not had much luck with Bitwig and TAL-Sampler conversions and I dont have Kontakt, which seems to be your focus. As long as we're discussing the import of Reason NNXT samples, is there a way to import them directly from a Refill file? (These are collections of Reason programs in a proprietary package. That said, I do use Translator for various tasks from time to time, and its saved me a huge amount of grunt work, converting patches between exs24, nnxt, sf2, sfz, and stripping/mapping samples, preserving loop points etc.
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