Hitman Drums Vol.2 008' Reason ReFill

is there any way to get the wavs out of the refill?

Thank you Irelle

7th, Yes, yes their is

you need refillviewer.exe you also need the full version of Reason installed

Reason, in addition to conventional formats (WAV, AIFF, SF2 ...), also supports custom sound banks, the refill. This is one file with the RFL, which are packed (there is a certain degree of compression) of the individual samples, patches and presets.

Refill can be opened only reason. What I know so far no program for converting audio formats (eg CDXtract) RFL format does not support.

There is a small but useful program, which can expand to refill the classic directory structure. It's called Refill Viewer and its use is very easy.

To extract a refill is needed to copy Refill Viewer in the main folder of Reason (or where you have Orkester.rfl). After starting the folder tree you find a place where you have saved refill. Refill designation in the list to display detailed information about a specific bank of sounds.

Double click we can look at the data structure refill. Now only the mouse to mark all the ingredients (or a specific folder or file) and right-click choose "Extract and Unpack." Then select the destination folder. If we're lucky, it expands all the files that are placed in the refill.

Refill Viewer is definitely a handy tool. The only drawback is that you can not cope with all refill, or only expands the file.

These are not my words but where I found it

http://peeplink.in/50d9efb7fb93

this is the one I use and it works very well it is not the same size as this one

http://www.isthisfilesafe.com/sha1/AE6E852A8F294CF671774F10EAE7C6945B043772_
details.aspx

but it has not caused my system any problems

If you find a better version let me know

I installed it to

C:\Program Files\Propellerhead\Reason\refillviewer.exe where
C:\Program Files\Propellerhead\Reason\Orkester.rfl was

then make a shortcut for it to your desk top

file size refillviewer.exe 796 KB (815,104 bytes)

7th

is there any way to get the wavs out of the refill?

What's the reason for doing that? I'm just curious. :-)

korgrog

Thank you Irelle

You're welcome. :-)