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The whole loop could also be quantised, or used as the basis for 'groove quantising' in another piece of music. The slices were generally sent to the engineer's sampler, to take the load off the host computer. The bits, of course, could be triggered by a MIDI file generated by the process, or played back in any order at any tempo, with slices having the option of being retuned. Recycle 's approach of 'find the peaks and chop the sample into bits' soon found favour with engineers and remixers of all styles. Rex loop player amongst its device arsenal, and Recycle is the package that generates the required loops.Īt the time of Recycle 's initial release, real-time pitch and tempo manipulation were a couple of generations away for most studio users, while many engineers used hardware samplers to extend the capabilities of their computer-based audio software. Of course, Recycle 's chances of being marginalised are slim: Reason includes the Dr. Recycle has been around in one form or another for almost 10 years (version 1.1 was reviewed in SOS May 1995) and represents, as it always has, a lateral approach to tempo- and pitch-matching of unrelated sampled audio, typically of the 'loop' variety.
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With the high profile of their Reason software studio, it's easy to forget that Propellerhead have another revolutionary piece of programming in their roster. Is it still an essential tool a decade after its original launch?
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It's been a long wait, but the original slice-and-dice loop editing program has finally made it to Mac OS X. No further fine-tuning of slices was needed, though the Envelope, Transient Shaper and EQ have been manipulated.
No loot can be found inside, however, road loot can be found around it. The turrets will fire at you from quite a long distance, however, they become more inaccurate the further away you are. If you are hit by turret fire, the countdown will reset. Being in range of the turrets does not necessarily mean you are in the safe zone so you may not see this timer while still taking fire. This countdown is visible at the top of the screen when triggering hostility inside the safe zone, or if you are shot reentering the safe zone while it's hostile. Once the Outpost becomes hostile a 30 minute countdown will begin before becoming friendly again. It should also be noted that any firing of weapons or hitting objects with tools near other safe zones will initiate the 1 minute countdown at all safe zones.
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If you are hit by turret fire you will get a countdown of full 30 minutes. When inside, players cannot equip weapons. Sleeping (going offline) inside outpost also causes the player to die in about 10 minutes. The only way to get the items back is to wait until the lethal defenses calm down, then they can loot their body. Other players won't be able to loot them inside the Outpost, which may make it difficult to obtain the player's items back. After a player dies, they won't be able to enter the area for a short period of time. The player will have 5 seconds to disarm, if they don't, the turrets will shoot until the player dies. Both the Scientists and Turrets are friendly, but only to players that are not holding any weapon (kill-able item) in the hands, with exceptions being the Rock, Torch and Flashlight. The Outpost is permanently guarded by Outpost Scientists (green hazmat suit) and there are also Scientist Turrets scattered around the Outpost. It includes everything this wiki page has to offer and sums it up quite nicely and goes into detail in some places. Here is a guide video detailing everything you need to know about the Outpost. RUST - The Outpost-The Outpost - An in-depth guide