drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » What's 'bouncing' and how it's done? What's 'bouncing' and how it's done? Author Post dnb nick Producer Registration Date: 29-01-2008 Posts: 39 hi all iv heard the term (bounce) like from massive to reason but how do i go about bouncing from 1 to the other 15-04-2008 15:39 junglist06 Player Registration Date: 12-09-2006 Posts: 310 Helpfulness rating:  trampolines are very handy for bouncing!! umm i think that they maybe on about just switching between the two. __ aka D-Man.....salute the junglist general 15-04-2008 16:41 CULTURE BOY v v v iv a record missing Registration Date: 12-01-2007 Posts: 1,415 Helpfulness rating:  rewire......... usually when you bounce a sample you convert it to a wave file from like " massive " and then reload the wav into your daw. fl, cubase, reason etc __ www.myspace.com/cultureboydnb soundcloud 15-04-2008 16:51 dnb nick Producer Registration Date: 29-01-2008 Posts: 39 how? cos ya cant save sounds as wav etc its only saves as ksd so how do i put it into reason. 15-04-2008 16:53 junglist06 Player Registration Date: 12-09-2006 Posts: 310 Helpfulness rating:  can you rewire massive through reason? __ aka D-Man.....salute the junglist general 15-04-2008 16:56 dnb nick Producer Registration Date: 29-01-2008 Posts: 39 oh,,,,i see nice 1 ill try that thanx for the help. 15-04-2008 17:17 Binary Havoc Binary Havoc Registration Date: 25-07-2007 Posts: 730 Helpfulness rating:  You would need to export an audio mixdown as a wav file from the daw that you are using massive in. Once you have done so, you can then load the wav into one of the samplers in reason (NN19 or NNXT) easy biscuits __ http://soundcloud.com/binaryhavoc/dropbox 15-04-2008 17:18 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » What's 'bouncing' and how it's done?