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this is a tutorial for new users of Reaktor that want to learn how to become a builder. This is a work in progres, but at this date there are 34 pages in 9 part with over 100 screen shot.
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This covers some of the same territory as my Virtual Instruments tutorial but goes more in depth about the clock and modulo operations, as well as featuring a sequencer driver macro that syncs to the host.
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In this tutorial we will make a sort of micro montagegenerator using Reaktor. We will automate the process of cutting a sound file in small sound objects and place those short sound objects randomly in time. We will do no transposing this time.
Important!!!
This is a tutorial ensemble. Later on we will do a much more flexible and better functio ...
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Reaktor granulation with Grain Cloud.
Reaktor has a beautiful module called Grain Cloud.
This module has all of the classical" granulation techniques easy accessible in one module.
This tutorial will, in the end, give you much better functional granulation ensemble then what we built last time with the Sampler FM module.
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Suppose you have a floating point number, for example the output of a mouse area, and you want to round this number to the lower integer bound. One way to do this is to Modulo/Divide the number by 1.
Input -> Modulo.A Modulo.Div -> RoundedNumber
1 -> Modulo.B
It is often useful to add a StepFilter on the output if you only want to trig ...
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Converting a gate signal, for example a midi gate or the mouse button output of a mouse area, to a trigger signal can be used to trigger an envelope, to store a value into a snap value, etc...
This can be achieved using a stepfilter with a threshold of 0.
GateValue -> StpFlt.In StpFlt.Out -> TriggerSignal
StpFlt.Tol
Another ...
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This simple tutorial shows how you can use IC Send module to control any desired parameter of your favourite instrument with a cool sequencer from another instrument. You just need to understand how to browse through Reaktor structure.
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Algebra is by far the most important form of mathematics needed when it comes to working with Reaktor. Ideally one should have an understanding of high school algebra, along with at least some peripheral knowledge of trigonometry. One generally does not encounter circumstances in Reaktor where things such as the quadratic equation are needed, but g ...
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Variable Slope Curves
The solutions to this are either, use the Multi-BP envelope Macro which provides a very flexible graphic breakpoint tool a bit like those in Absynth and FM7. (Under no circumstances attempt to understand how the internals of this module work without a packet of asprin).
Alternative Solutions
Or take a regular envelope a ...
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Looking into the structure you see modules, connected by wires. But there are no variables whose values you could check. If you know a little bit about programming you might wonder: Where are the values in Reaktor?
Well, they're obviously travelling along the wires - and you can even see them doing that by pointing your mouse on a wire: If it's ...
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