Reaktor...

[legend4ry]

Can we get a tips and tricks/sharing thread for the bible please?

I only know about 3 Reaktor users an' that production forum, depresses me.

[Pedro Sánchez]

Love Reaktor, I get too deep into it when I should be making tunes. Gonna upload some tasty ensembles when they are finished for anyone who is interested.

[deadly_habit]

use it but getting more into max msp due to coding side

[legend4ry]

Ive been making a noise generator at the moment and a nice grain sampler, I am trying to work out how to get the sampler to record whats coming from the NG! Doing my 'effing head in.


I haven't really made any traditional synths with Reaktor yet I have been messing around with crazy FX's and such, I eventually wanna be able to only use Reaktor with ens's ive made and just use Cubase for recording all my hardware/guitar and such.

[deadly_habit]

i just need to know how exile used c/c++ and such in reaktor and i'll use it exclusively
i need my asm coding to go to some use

[Wrigzilla]

I'd definitely use it (in fact I had a dodgy copy but that died on me last year), so I'm using Pd for my more unusual ideas.

[mks]

I just bought this last week and today is the first day that I really started wrapping my head around it. Just spent about 5 hours this afternoon studying.

I'm digging it!! I would be into sharing some ensembles with some peeps soon!

EZ

[sook]

<3 reaktor <3...

[Original Face]

Good idea for a thread.

Here are a couple of links you might find useful:

http://www.reaktortips.com/

http://www.idmforums.com/showthread.php?t=6050

[the dub lemon]

I have a bit of a funny relationship with Reaktor, I got it with Komplete 5 and I really want to abuse it. I've wrapped my head around programming it and even taken the time to learn Reaktor Core programming but sadly I fall short on the maths and stuff for doing interesting stuff like building filters.

Now I know there are an endless supply of ensembles in the User Library which are probably worth exploring but I already need to spend more time with the softsynths and effects I already use outside of Reaktor so I'm not really prepared to download another 50 ensembles to distract me. The thing is I want to use Reaktor to make some cool unique things I could get good use out of but I can't think of anything that a cleverer person than me probably hasn't already done.

[AnalGangstaHo]

Yeah, bought it t'other week and love it.

[FSTZ]

we should post some links to some ensembles

there are soooooo many good ones

[serox]

Love Reaktor, I get too deep into it when I should be making tunes. Gonna upload some tasty ensembles when they are finished for anyone who is interested.

The reason I uninstalled it right here.

[gravity]

i use some of the factory ensembles and tweak them about a bit but i cant be arsed with building my own , would rather being working on tunes/doing other stuff.

saying that i might put some time aside at some point to build some stuff. got some nice ideas for things, just havent bothered to try and implement them yet.

[arcticsunrise]

its worth the effort

also if u want t make unique sounds or twist thngs a lil diff its the tool

[futures_untold]

I have a bit of a funny relationship with Reaktor, I got it with Komplete 5 and I really want to abuse it. I've wrapped my head around programming it and even taken the time to learn Reaktor Core programming but sadly I fall short on the maths and stuff for doing interesting stuff like building filters.

This free ebook will help you immensely---> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Introduction+to+So ... off+Martin (2nd or 3rd link from top is a direct link to a PDF download)

My math is shhhhiiiitttte, but, with this book, (and a bit of googling to follow up on what is explained), I have been getting my head around all sorts of maths, electronics and dsp stuff.

As mentioned, I do also follow up what is written on google just to have a better understanding of each aqspect as I progress through the book. For instance, typing basic electronics theory or basic geometry will help patch any missing knowledge needed to understand the audio related things.

Last week I didn't know what √ meant, this week I do! Ditto for simple electronics terms like volt, ampere, watt and ohm etc etc...

Get reading!

Pat

[mks]

I just built my first synth!! I know, I was just following the manual and built a simple 2 osc, 2 filter synth using the built in macros. But it is exciting to get a concept of what this thing can do. There are loads of things you can do with this if you put your mind to it!

EZ

[the dub lemon]

This free ebook will help you immensely---> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Introduction+to+So ... off+Martin (2nd or 3rd link from top is a direct link to a PDF download)

My math is shhhhiiiitttte, but, with this book, (and a bit of googling to follow up on what is explained), I have been getting my head around all sorts of maths, electronics and dsp stuff.

As mentioned, I do also follow up what is written on google just to have a better understanding of each aqspect as I progress through the book. For instance, typing basic electronics theory or basic geometry will help patch any missing knowledge needed to understand the audio related things.

Last week I didn't know what √ meant, this week I do! Ditto for simple electronics terms like volt, ampere, watt and ohm etc etc...

Get reading!

Pat

Oh well, I guess any spare I have (I don't have any) is gone now haha. Big thanks for the link, I need a good simple reference for this kinda stuff (saying that I've not opened the PDF yet) but I need another life to learn all this shit

[Pedro Sánchez]

Found this, could be useful Build a Nord Lead with Reaktor Tutorial

[moki]

I think i'm gonna buy this!