does anyone uses reaktor and have a manual or some kind of tutorials to share it? i really love the sound of it, but it`s annoying to just sit hours with two and a half wires connected!
Edited by: markeg3000 at: 10/31/02 12:27:07 am
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does anyone uses reaktor and have a manual or some kind of tutorials to share it? i really love the sound of it, but it`s annoying to just sit hours with two and a half wires connected!
Edited by: markeg3000 at: 10/31/02 12:27:07 am
just found something called 'e-book' - gimme your e-mail addy either personally or on the site
mark.eg@virgin.net
peace
mark eg
thanx man, but that`s for reaktor 2. i need something for reaktor 3. anyone?
dammit it was reaktor 2, 3 seems to be non existent, ill keep looking tho, must be somewhere
latahz
jabba
we're gonna need a bigger boat
as virtual synths go reaktor's interface a piece o poop. you literally need somone who knows it to sit down with you and show how it works.
stick with reason 2
im downloading a manual for reaktor 3 right now, il see if its genuine and if it is ill upload it to the web for ya
ill post back with more info in a bit
latahz
jabba
we're gonna need a bigger boat
hi! maybe this could be helpfull.. www.computermusic.co.uk/t...ormain.asp
plz don't flame me if this is also ver 2...
Do a search at Sound on Sound for reaktor and there are 2 good articles on it. http://www.sospubs.co.uk/
I don't find it that hard to use using the ensembles created by others. I just use it as a vst instrument in cubase and it works just fine but I always need to record it as audio as it tends to eat up alot of cpu power. Some really good emulations of vintage synths. And the sounds are amazing to say the least for a soft synth!
http://www.simulated.net/reaktor/ - some guy making wonderfull ensembles
http://dashsynthesis.com/index.php?platform=Reaktor
a lot of ensembles, some for free, but mostly for money!?
reaktor rulez!