There's a mind boggling array of 70 synthesizers, sequencers, and effects already on your hard drive, in the Factory Library folder, that you can play with, plug together, open up and learn from, and modify or steal parts from. I don't know how many times I've said "What? Three of my favorite words: Spring Tank Reverb.
Oh, and if you haven't plugged in an Electric Banana a. Banaan Electrique , please try it out. I had Reaktor for a year before I stumbled on these glorious things, hiding in the Effects folder. Christian PS: No sound coming out? Make sure you understand the difference between polyphonic and monophonic aspects of Reaktor, and add voice combiners if you're connecting a polyphonic instrument to a monophonic effects unit.
Even if you're intimidated or overwhelmed by all these possibilities and all this documentation, walk through that tutorial and you'll glimpse some of the enormous potential that you now possess.
What's not to like? Last edited: Oct 24, Exiannyc , Oct 24, Hi all, first post here. Working through the "Building in Primary" document, in the "Basic Step Sequencer" section it looks like there are a few screencaps or maybe even more missing from p.
Unfortunately, these are at the end of the lesson so I can't figure it out from other images, and the next two tutorials require the completion of this ensemble, so I'm really stuck here as a Reaktor newbie. I've contacted NI support about this already, but probably won't hear back until after the long weekend. Can anyone at least give me an idea of what to do from this point so that I can keep pushing through the documentation? Many thanks in advance! I'm sorry but I don't know.
Maybe you could ask the guy who says he figured it out. I hope you can move forward with your learning. I myself fell off that tutorial wagon at just about that point. Exiannyc , Dec 31, Thank you!
I have done just that, and will hope for a reply back. Aaron McPherson , Jan 1, You're awesome. I couldn't figure out where I was to input the different time divisions, but figured it out thanks to you. Thanks Aaron. Aaron McPherson , Oct 13, Like x 2. I'm slowly but surely adding all of my Komplete manuals to my Kindle libraries. Great way to have easy access to the manuals across multiple devices. HoosierGuy , Oct 17, Like x 3.
For those that buy the application new and didn't update it would be good to have at least the old one with the missing new features. Seoman , Oct 18, Aaron McPherson , Oct 18, Like x 1 Informative x 1.
Thank you, I didn't see that Seoman , Oct 19, Hi everybody. Please don't overlook the Reaktor Factory Library Manual, which I think was not available on the Reaktor 6 downloads page when Reaktor 6 was first released.
Especially if you mainly got attracted to Reaktor because of Blocks, you may not have noticed how much more great stuff is included in Reaktor. There's a mind boggling array of 70 synthesizers, sequencers, and effects already on your hard drive, in the Factory Library folder, that you can play with, plug together, open up and learn from, and modify or steal parts from. I don't know how many times I've said "What? Three of my favorite words: Spring Tank Reverb. Oh, and if you haven't plugged in an Electric Banana a.
Banaan Electrique , please try it out. I had Reaktor for a year before I stumbled on these glorious things, hiding in the Effects folder. Christian PS: No sound coming out?
Make sure you understand the difference between polyphonic and monophonic aspects of Reaktor, and add voice combiners if you're connecting a polyphonic instrument to a monophonic effects unit. Even if you're intimidated or overwhelmed by all these possibilities and all this documentation, walk through that tutorial and you'll glimpse some of the enormous potential that you now possess.
What's not to like? Last edited: Oct 24, Exiannyc , Oct 24, Hi all, first post here. Working through the "Building in Primary" document, in the "Basic Step Sequencer" section it looks like there are a few screencaps or maybe even more missing from p. Unfortunately, these are at the end of the lesson so I can't figure it out from other images, and the next two tutorials require the completion of this ensemble, so I'm really stuck here as a Reaktor newbie. I've contacted NI support about this already, but probably won't hear back until after the long weekend.
Can anyone at least give me an idea of what to do from this point so that I can keep pushing through the documentation?
