Does anyone know if there are any disk space benefits to putting 100s of RX2 files inside a ReFill via the ReFill Packer?
I'm not going to bother wasting my time packing them all if it doesn't gain any disk space, as I would lose the ability to easily open said RX2 files in ReCycle if I pack them and then delete the originals.
I know WAV and AIFF files are considerably compressed by a ReFill but turning a WAV or AIFF into an RX2 already makes it take up less space than the original.
Can anyone with experience of this advise if 100s of RX2 inside a ReFill would take up less disk space?
RX2 size compression via ReFill Packer
OK cool, cheers!
If you have hundreds of rex-files in a folder or even wavs and they're not in a Refill and you do sound-search, it will slow the search massivlie down then. I just removed two folders that had wav-loops and rex-files in them to make my search being about 100-times faster. Another option would create a 'personal' Refill out of these files and your searching speed would not make you pull out your hair then.
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You should try Loopcloud, it will index the files so searching is almost instant, even with 1000's of files.Heigen5 wrote: ↑13 May 2019If you have hundreds of rex-files in a folder or even wavs and they're not in a Refill and you do sound-search, it will slow the search massivlie down then. I just removed two folders that had wav-loops and rex-files in them to make my search being about 100-times faster. Another option would create a 'personal' Refill out of these files and your searching speed would not make you pull out your hair then.
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I was just suggested this over the Reasonheads too, I guess I should give it a go. But still, I would suggest everyone to remove the samples somewhere else than the Refills addresses to save searching time. I have seen how the search stucks to all the sample folders for minutes when I do searches.Boombastix wrote: ↑13 May 2019You should try Loopcloud, it will index the files so searching is almost instant, even with 1000's of files.Heigen5 wrote: ↑13 May 2019If you have hundreds of rex-files in a folder or even wavs and they're not in a Refill and you do sound-search, it will slow the search massivlie down then. I just removed two folders that had wav-loops and rex-files in them to make my search being about 100-times faster. Another option would create a 'personal' Refill out of these files and your searching speed would not make you pull out your hair then.
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