#1

http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/synths/reaktor-6/

Any views? I’ve enjoyed the instruments and drumboxes in Reaktor 5 but haven’t tried the learning curve of building ensembles. The blocks approach looks like a nice way into that…

#2

Since i was an owner of Reaktor5, i bought the update yesterday. The ‘blocks’ makes things much easier to get going faster… but haven’t looked into all of it yet. Will post back as I figure out more. I’m pretty excited about it in general, though :slight_smile:

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#3

Coolest thing about blocks is that that you can patch feedback. Also, can’t wait for users to start posting weird blocks.

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#4

I’ve never taken to Max, and been a fan or Reaktor for a long time, so I’m looking forward to downloading this over the weekend.

128 + Reaktor 6 integration? Yes, please! I’m not sure how to approach that though - I guess it’s time to bone up on my OSC and drivers and whatnots.

#5

Btw, for anyone interested, SalamanderAnagram got some great block tutorials up already, i’m having so much fun so far:

(i also like his canadian-or-whatever accent… he pronounces ‘of’ like ‘uhhhhhvv’ :D)

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#6

Need a bigger screen.

#7

@analogue01 a bunch of eurorack makers are doing direct clones of their modules.

Synthrotek Sequence 8 and I saw some Animodule designs.

#8

The future is interesting… Although, when software get’s overly skeuomorphic I tend to start losing interest.

I’d really like to see stuff like the Razor oscillators broken into blocks, or interesting spectral resynthesis things that aren’t in hardware modular yet.

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