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REV x-Loops Black Friday pricing is $49.50, 50% off, with the deal ending Nov 22, 2026, on Output's standalone loops engine for Kontakt.
The maker describes it as the REV loops engine on its own, loaded with all-new content, presets and snapshots.
It's a Kontakt instrument built from sounds that Output's sound design team recorded and then flipped in reverse. Live instruments, field recordings and a lot of analog gear went into the source material.
The maker says the result is the modern reversed sound everyone is chasing.
You're not stuck with the loops as they come. You can combine them, stutter them, filter them, re-pitch them and play them live, so the sounds end up shaped to your own track.
Output pitches it at producers, DJs, composers, performing artists and sound designers.
The loops are sorted into these categories:
That spread runs from soft piano and string material through to heavy industrial percussion.
No. Output calls it the perfect partner to REV, but it's a separate engine and doesn't need REV installed.
If you already own Output's Signal or REV, a crossgrade to REV X-Loops is available through Output.
Output lists these for the Kontakt library:
It works in the full version of Kontakt and in the free Kontakt Player, both at 5.8.1 or higher. Native Access is required to activate it.
Yes. The REV X-Loops Black Friday deal is $49.50, 50% off, and it ends Nov 22, 2026. It's Output's standalone reverse-loops engine for Kontakt, so you get the loops instrument without needing REV.
No. Output says REV X-Loops is a separate engine that doesn't need REV to run, though it's designed as a partner to REV. Output Signal and REV owners can also crossgrade to it.
Yes. Output says it works with both the full version of Kontakt and the free Kontakt Player, version 5.8.1 or higher. Native Access is required to activate it, and a 64-bit DAW is recommended.
You can combine loops, stutter them, filter them, re-pitch them and play them live. The source sounds come from live instruments, field recordings and analog gear, recorded and then reversed by Output's sound designers.
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