It's not a biggie as I use rex loops very rarely. It would be nice to have that functionality for those rare moments I do need it, though. Oh and Hotsauce, in 32 bit environment it should work. You might want to check if you have the REX shared library in the correct place in your system but unfortunately I don't know where it should be. About UNC REX Healthcare. Founded in 1894, UNC REX Healthcare (a member of UNC Health Care) is a private, not-for-profit health care system. For over 120 years, UNC REX has met the health care needs of our community by providing various services throughout Wake County. Download and install Rex Shared Library.dll to fix missing or corrupted DLL errors. Free, Safe and Secure. Step 1 - Importing your.Rex file. Importing.Rex files into Logic Pro is much the same as importing any other audio file. You can use the same '˜Import audio.' Function, or even the more direct drag and drop approach. As long as you are importing to an audio track you should hit no issues and Logic should recognise your Rex file as a.
I am using ableton live lite which on the website shows it supports vst plugins. I have set up custom folders and pointed ableton to them and re scanned multiple times, i have re installed plugins multiple times to different locations to try to fix the problem nothing worked. The only plugins that show up are plugins that have a .vst3 extension any .dll plugins whether it is 32 or 64 bit will not show up in ableton no matter what i try, i have tried the articles on the help website and tried all the steps i have wiped my entire system and did a clean install and tried the steps above to see if it was an external process that was interfering but i still have the same problem no .dll plugin will load no matter where i put it no matter where i install no matter what i do it does not show up in ableton, i have no idea what to do. The website only provides support for intro, standard and suite so i am out of luck. 