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@Nvelopmusic
Reaktor looks like fruityloops compared to Max/MSP
@maltcus correct, it IS referred to as programming though :) (synthesis)
@maltcus thanks for the reply, i will sure try to learn it only cuz it looks bad ass :D
@Fawkes002 The thing about reaktor you can make changes to your synths that you could never do with lets say massive. If you are not a computer geek and let to cteate your own. No reaktor is not for you but, then again it can be. There are hundreds of synths, effects, seq that was created in reaktor. If u have not give it a try.
@Fawkes002 See reaktor is for the person who wants to create there own instruments and/or effect. To create a simple synth would not take me long at all. Not hours. Now u mention massive. I could create something similar to massive and add my own twist to it.
great program but i dont get it… you have to mod your way 5 hours to create a simple saw synth, meanwhile in ni massive “wave”,”saw1″ thats 2 clicks… maybe its just me
@marcotenshi i agree it is programming. Just like when you have a regular synth and you create sounds you are programming the synth but, I guess when I think of programming. I think of C++ or Java for an example. Its all good
@maltcus Better to call it programming. The IDE is doing the coding.
Even that is a bit confusing because “synth programming” usually refers to the process of getting the synth to sound the way you want it…not actually making the synth architecture.
Perhaps ’synth architecture’ is a better phrase.
Brilliant video, so helpfull, thanks :)
Oh My God..!?
Thanks for the video! What I just can’t understand though is how to get a sound from all those Macros that have, for example, “Wm” on “Multi Osc” where the Gate should be! What do all the strange abbreviations mean?!
Thanks for the video! What I just can’t understand though is how to get a sound from all those Macros that have, for example, “Wm” on “Multi Osc” where the Gate should be! What do all the strange abbreviations mean?!
Thanks for the video! What I just can’t understand though is how to wire up all the Macros that don’t have a Gate input and instead have “Wm” on “Multi Osc” for example. What do these input abbreviations mean?! I can never get a sound from them!
nonsense, just trail and error
@newmanafterall the manual is CRAP
i didnt help i still get not sound ;[
This program intimidates me to say the least.
I agree, I’ve been reading the manual for a few days now and it’s done absolutely nothing for me.
Thanks heaps!
Good approach, I wouldn’t have known where to start without this video.
Thanks a bunch, serious.
yw man
Great video, thanks a bunch man.
That looks hard.
If you are using Windows Vista and can’t get Reaktor to make sound, try this:
-Control Panel
-Hardware and Sound (make sure you’re not in classic view)
-Click Sound
-Select the Recording Tab at the top
-RIGHT click on some open white space and select “show disabled devices”
-A new icon should appear called “Stereo Mix”
-Right click Stereo Mix and select “Enable”
I couldn’t get a sound out of Reaktor until I did this. I’m not sure if it works with Windows XP, but you can try.
strange i am a programmer :P
u said c+. and i don’t think a programmer would call this coding.