Convert REX to RC2

Understanding REX and RC2 file formats

REX files are audio loop files created by Propellerhead ReCycle, widely used in music production for storing sliced audio loops with tempo and timing information. These files are popular in digital audio workstations (DAWs) for their flexibility in tempo matching and loop manipulation.

RC2 files, on the other hand, are a less common format. In the context of audio, RC2 may refer to a proprietary or project-specific format, sometimes used for storing audio data or configuration in certain music software. It is important to verify the exact RC2 specification required for your workflow.

How to convert REX to RC2

Direct conversion from REX to RC2 is not widely supported by mainstream audio software, as RC2 is not a standard audio interchange format. However, you can use a two-step process:

1. First, convert the REX file to a more common audio format such as WAV using software like Propellerhead ReCycle or Reason. In ReCycle, use File → Export → Export as Audio to save as WAV.
2. Next, import the WAV file into the application that supports RC2 files. If the RC2 format is specific to a certain DAW or sampler, use its import or conversion feature, typically found under File → Import or File → Convert to RC2.

Recommended software for REX to RC2 conversion

• Propellerhead ReCycle: Best for exporting REX files to WAV or AIFF.
• DAW or sampler supporting RC2: Use the software that natively works with RC2 files for the final conversion step.

If you are unsure about the RC2 format, consult your software documentation or support resources for specific instructions.

Summary

While there is no direct one-step converter for REX to RC2, using ReCycle to export to WAV and then importing into your RC2-compatible software is the most reliable workflow.