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load Samples in Reason?

I tried loading some WAV samples in NN XT and NN 19 but it says bad format or format not supported.
I m basically trying to load some pads and leads samples.
Is there any way by which i can load WAV samples in any Reason synths..?
These WAV samples are external and not included in Reason REFILL.

samples are loaded in samplers not in synths....

you probably hit the button that openes patches in NN19, there is another one that openes .wav

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Originally posted by djsphere samples are loaded in samplers not in synths.... you probably hit the button that openes patches in NN19, there is another one that openes .wav

errrr...synth = synthesizer!!
samplers?

i tried loading them in NN19 but it says format not supported though it shows them in browse window.

Either that, or you're trying to use 8bit/22khz samples...

I had that happen to some kick samples I downloaded.
Try resaving the wav files in some audio editing software, maybe?

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Either that, or you're trying to use 8bit/22khz samples...

hmm..i will check on this.
thanks brother.

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Originally posted by funkysouls errrr...synth = synthesizer!! samplers?

yeah, waz teh problem?

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Originally posted by Eldritch I had that happen to some kick samples I downloaded. Try resaving the wav files in some audio editing software, maybe?

it seems the only possibility..!!

WAV files can be compressed with a codec like mp3, but Reason only supports uncompressed PCM audio.

Chances are your samples are compressed somehow. You'll need to convert them to PCM either with a dedicated format conversion program or with a sound editor like soundforge or audition.

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Originally posted by aquila WAV files can be compressed with a codec like mp3, but Reason only supports uncompressed PCM audio. Chances are your samples are compressed somehow. You'll need to convert them to PCM either with a dedicated format conversion program or with a sound editor like soundforge or audition.

i think i will use Sound Forge but what is the standard quality to which i should convert it..?
also..
Does any1 know how can i get the WASP(WASP) sound of Fruity Loops in Reason?

i thought i post the samples..
its only 34 kbs

Samples

thanks very much

Ummmm......not even Windoze Media Player can open those samples mate. Where on earth did you get them from?

I used fruity Loops and created something using these samples.
They came initally with FL studio. I then switched to Reason and now remaking it so i wanted them to load in Reason.

wat do i do?

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Originally posted by aquila Ummmm......not even Windoze Media Player can open those samples mate. Where on earth did you get them from?

it plays well in my WMP.
they are of 88kbps i think or lower.

hey guys, aslong there is Reason users on this thread, i got a question, I started using reason 2 days ago, so im still learning on it, but am i wrong or does reason not runs vst plugins

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Originally posted by x_moe hey guys, aslong there is Reason users on this thread, i got a question, I started using reason 2 days ago, so im still learning on it, but am i wrong or does reason not runs vst plugins

you are right.

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Originally posted by djsphere you are right.

well that sucks, what am I going to do with all the vst plugins i purchased. im finding reason the best music software off all the ones i used, but really why does it not run plugins, is reason actually very powerful with making beats that i wont even need to use plugins?

any1 with any solutions regarding samples...?
n yes..they r working samples.

Load the samples into FL. Place them on their own in a song. Export them to WAV (44.1 or 48K) and then load them into reason.

Oh and Moe, if you want to use VSTs, you can integrate Reason with other hosts like FL, Cubase, Ableton etc via ReWire.

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Originally posted by aquila Load the samples into FL. Place them on their own in a song. Export them to WAV (44.1 or 48K) and then load them into reason. Oh and Moe, if you want to use VSTs, you can integrate Reason with other hosts like FL, Cubase, Ableton etc via ReWire.

woo..
i dont know how did u come up with dis but its a really good idea.
thanks very much.

you're welcome

guys...
the track is finally up in which i have tried usin some different pads.
ill fit these samples too if i get some reviews on the track first

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thnks very much.

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