starting reaktor

Andreu Naqui

I'm new and to start reaktor, can I use the reaktor 5 video tutorials to learn number 6?

besides I have some reaktor 6 too

thanks

colB

Yep, some things have changed for the better, but most of the R5 stuff is still applicable to R6. Anything built in R5 will work in R6.

Sometimes you might find that there is some factory macro being used that doesn't exist any more, but you can just ask in the forum, or just work out a replacement for yourself.

colB

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/85536#Comment_85536

Best thing to do is work through the manuals, there are some tutorial sections. R5 manuals are V good as well. I would do that before looking at old videos.

When I started out, I read the manuals through a couple of times and just got stuck in. Didn't watch any vids at that time.

Vids are good, but Manuals are the foundation!

After the manuals, yeah, some vids, but posting questions, and getting into discussions here works well. And also general audio related DSP academic papers (not easy for sure ;)).

You can learn how Reaktor works from the Manuals, and you can learn how audio DSP works from academia and from general audio programming resources! If you do it that way, you can even make stuff that other Reaktorists aren't already making ;)

One vid I did enjoy was David's (@bolabo), he did one where he streamed himself building a Block, and I learned some excellent time saving workflow tips from that. I don't think that vid is up anywhere though - I tried to find it but...?

colB

Yep, some things have changed for the better, but most of the R5 stuff is still applicable to R6. Anything built in R5 will work in R6.

Sometimes you might find that there is some factory macro being used that doesn't exist any more, but you can just ask in the forum, or just work out a replacement for yourself.

Andreu Naqui

Thank you, then it tells me that it is useful for me to see the r5 tutorials.

I only have r6 since I just bought it.

all the best

colB

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/85536#Comment_85536

Best thing to do is work through the manuals, there are some tutorial sections. R5 manuals are V good as well. I would do that before looking at old videos.

When I started out, I read the manuals through a couple of times and just got stuck in. Didn't watch any vids at that time.

Vids are good, but Manuals are the foundation!

After the manuals, yeah, some vids, but posting questions, and getting into discussions here works well. And also general audio related DSP academic papers (not easy for sure ;)).

You can learn how Reaktor works from the Manuals, and you can learn how audio DSP works from academia and from general audio programming resources! If you do it that way, you can even make stuff that other Reaktorists aren't already making ;)

One vid I did enjoy was David's (@bolabo), he did one where he streamed himself building a Block, and I learned some excellent time saving workflow tips from that. I don't think that vid is up anywhere though - I tried to find it but...?

Andreu Naqui

Muchas gracias, ahora tengo una hoja de ruta .

Al principio te quedas clavado pero con tranquilidad iré aprendiendo

Un saludo muy buena tu información