REV X-Loops Crossgrade - Reverse Loops Engine Downloadfrom REV X-Loops Crossgrade - Reverse Loops Engine Downloadis an editable virtual instrument that utilizes the power of the REV Loops Engine to deliver 2 GB of uncompressed multi-layered loops, featuring all new content, effects, and snapshots. Categories of loops include fat and low, violin plucks, analog drums, tribal beats, aggressive, sound design, pretty organic, and many more.

A complete effects section includes stutter, reverb, delay, EQ, rage, lo-fi and more, and loops include a mixture of forward and reverse sounds. Presets can be edited, loops can be auto-map to a MIDI keyboard and tempo locked, and changing the key of any loop is easily done. The instrument runs inside Native Instruments' KONTAKT 5 or NI's free KONTAKT Player.

For Current REV Owners    Effected and Tweaked Loops    2 GB of Content    Over 50 FX Presets and Snapshots    Forward and Reverse Loops    Stutters, Filters, FX    Loops Auto-Map to MIDI Keyboards    Change the Key of Loops and Lock Tempo    Uses KONTAKT/Free KONTAKT Player v5.3.1+    Mac OS X, Windows

2 GB of multi-layered loops (uncompressed)

Over twenty new categories

Complete effects section including stutter, reverb, delay, EQ, rage, lo-fi and more

Over fifty effects presets and snapshots

Loops include a mixture of forward and reverse sounds

All Loops auto-map to a MIDI keyboard and tempo lock

Easily change the key of any loop

Controller assignability for performing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this stand air cushioned?

A: This stand is not air cushioned.

Q: 2. Are the knobs plastic or metal?

A: hardened plastic t-handles with stainless steel threading.

Q: 3. What is the smallest foot print? Wondering if this could double as a 360 camera stand.

A: These are good since the legs are very thin, but you will not want to pull them in very much or they will get very instable.

Q: 4. How low does it go?

A: I have this stand and the base lays completely flat allowing your light to go all the way to the floor.

Q: 5. How does this stand compare to the Matthews Reverse stand? I can see the MERF packs smaller, and the Reverse Stand holds a little more weight. Neither of those issues are deciding factors for me. Are there any other differences? I'm curious why people picked one over the other? I'm leaning towards getting the MERF because their max weights are so similar, but with the wider base it seems like the Reverse Stand should have more advantage than what the spec shows.

A: It's all about saving space for travel. If you're not worried about cramming into a roller bag for airplane travel, or attaching your stands to a backpack, then by all means buy another stand. I love the fact that I can strap mine to the outside of the case my LED panels travel in. Given the choice between the MERF and the regular reverse stand, I can't understand why anyone would buy the regular reverse stand because both stands have skinny reverse-folding legs. The regular reverse folding stand isn't offering much more weight carrying capacity. If you're concerned about weight capacity and stability more than you are concerned about collapsed size, then just buy a more traditional kit stand. The Matthews Medium Duty kit stand is in the same price range. If you really need extra weight capacity and stability, check out the Matthews Beefy Baby.

Q: 6. I never used a stand this small before. I need something low that can hold a Godox ad400 pro and 3x3 soft box. Am I pushing it?

A: Yes, you are pushing it, The Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand is made for small flashes like speedlights. Chances are it will tip over with the AD400pro and a softbox.

Q: 7. Could someone recommend a great stand for this light? I'd like to be able to tilt it, so I think I need a boom arm. I'd like one that is easy to adjust, not too awkward. I don't think the Matthews Stand tilts. A C-stand with wheels might be nice, but need someone to point me in the right direction! Thanks!

A: The Matthews reverse stand is a good stand but I would go with a c stand for any kind of boom or arm.

Q: 8. Can the feet be adjusted to level it on uneven surfaces / rocky terrain?

A: The legs on the Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand move as one and are not adjustable separately to compensate for uneven terrain.

Q: 9. Will this hold the alien bee 400?

A: MERF Mini has a 9 lb capacity I would think you may have to use caution outside if you are adding a soft box to it. WIND

Q: 10. What OP/TECH USA straps can be used with these Tripod Loops System Connectors?

A: The OP/TECH USA Super Classic Strap-Uni Loop (Black), BH # OPSSUL would be a compatible strap. https://bhpho.to/3xJofYl