i am using reaktor 6 and i have lots of problems with different ensembles
- i cannot get Akkord … where is it? it was discontinued ?
- trying to use NOD-E and SPIRAL random arpeggiator but now way … in all tutorial in yt it works fine
i am using logic pro x -
can anyone help and maybe indicate a link to step by step tutorials? or give direct solutions ..
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NOD-E and Spiral etc.
You must hit EDIT at top in loaded synth/ens, click right of Panel at top left just below that, drag/drop NOD-E OR SPIRAL, ETC in behind here, with ens. guts.
Go back to / click Panel. Right click on top bar of Sequencer and click on ENSEMBLE PROPERTIES.
In sidebar pop-out at left, click CONNECT.
MIDI in at INTERNAL - click SELECT.
Locate your SEQ MIDI in, usually labeled, with RIFFLAB it is RIFFLAB A…B…C, etc; with Zobel's latest fab SEQ, it is PITCH/MIDI IN; etc. click that. hit magnify/search symbol to close sidebar. adjust volume and push play on top/internal Reactor clock.
Some more complex SEQ take a moment to kick in; due to random algo; you can always turn the whole REACTOR off/on, push play again, and or just push buttons on those seq til they kick off. Paule comes to mind.
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i cannot get Akkord … where is it? it was discontinued ?
Try looking in the Reaktor 6 \Reaktor Factory Library\Sequenced Synthesizers
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So that others might benefit also then I will put the information for you here.
With respect to more information about the AKKORD Reaktor ensemble then please check out to the following sources of information :
Page 210 of the REAKTOR Factory Library Manual
page 90 of the REAKTOR_6 Diving Deeper manual
Also you can check the Akkord - Reaktor ensemble Operation Manual that I found for you
For general Reaktor 6 documentation then please check the Reaktor 6 downloads page. However then please notice that some Reaktor documentation is found only in the manuals listed as for Reaktor version 5.
Also check the LEARNING RESOURCES and the REAKTOR USER LIBRARY
For further tutorials then there are so many Reaktor tutorials that can learn you a lot and it will be a lot easier for you if you try to follow other peoples examples to learn rather than expect that you can do it all yourself right away. Also read this handout from Sunborn to me here and the handout from colB to me here (colB is one of the persons in the forum with the most Reaktor knowledge)(don't know if there are others with that much Reaktor knowledge attending anymore)
Important ! When following older tutorials then they may use Tutorial Ensembles that you then can not find. To be able to find/use those then go to the Reaktor Factory Library disk directory and unzip the content of the "Legacy Library.zip"
REAKTOR PART 1 - Garnish Music Production School
REAKTOR PART 2 - Garnish Music Production School
REAKTOR PART 3 - Garnish Music Production School
Reaktor Primary – 1. Building a Synth: Absolute Basics
Reaktor Primary – 2. Building a Synth: Adding More Elements
Reaktor 102: Developing Our Synth
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 1
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 2
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 3
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 4
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 5
Reaktor Tutorials, ADSR Music Production Tutorials
You can also get more existing blocks like from ToyBox Audio and Unfiltered Audio
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Answers
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NOD-E and Spiral etc.
You must hit EDIT at top in loaded synth/ens, click right of Panel at top left just below that, drag/drop NOD-E OR SPIRAL, ETC in behind here, with ens. guts.
Go back to / click Panel. Right click on top bar of Sequencer and click on ENSEMBLE PROPERTIES.
In sidebar pop-out at left, click CONNECT.
MIDI in at INTERNAL - click SELECT.
Locate your SEQ MIDI in, usually labeled, with RIFFLAB it is RIFFLAB A…B…C, etc; with Zobel's latest fab SEQ, it is PITCH/MIDI IN; etc. click that. hit magnify/search symbol to close sidebar. adjust volume and push play on top/internal Reactor clock.
Some more complex SEQ take a moment to kick in; due to random algo; you can always turn the whole REACTOR off/on, push play again, and or just push buttons on those seq til they kick off. Paule comes to mind.
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Akkord may no longer exist in UL. I know I have an ens file somewhere w/ that in it. I will try and look for it.
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i cannot get Akkord … where is it? it was discontinued ?
Try looking in the Reaktor 6 \Reaktor Factory Library\Sequenced Synthesizers
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Lilpil thanks a lot first of all - for writing your help on the eve of Christmas
the technical aspect of music is my weak spot - As soon as the Xmas atmosphere has passed i will study your instructions …
you know what happens with the videos of Brent Ballmer you may know from you tube - that he is very skilled first of all but then he uses a different version of Reaktor - i have Reaktor 6 - using it with logic pro x -
Are you also into generative music ? Wotja ?
Eo you create music?
let me tell very shortly something about me - i live in italy - and it is absolutely the wrong place for leftfield electronica - i have a project called MIR which i call ambient - but it is not real ambient -
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So that others might benefit also then I will put the information for you here.
With respect to more information about the AKKORD Reaktor ensemble then please check out to the following sources of information :
Page 210 of the REAKTOR Factory Library Manual
page 90 of the REAKTOR_6 Diving Deeper manual
Also you can check the Akkord - Reaktor ensemble Operation Manual that I found for you
For general Reaktor 6 documentation then please check the Reaktor 6 downloads page. However then please notice that some Reaktor documentation is found only in the manuals listed as for Reaktor version 5.
Also check the LEARNING RESOURCES and the REAKTOR USER LIBRARY
For further tutorials then there are so many Reaktor tutorials that can learn you a lot and it will be a lot easier for you if you try to follow other peoples examples to learn rather than expect that you can do it all yourself right away. Also read this handout from Sunborn to me here and the handout from colB to me here (colB is one of the persons in the forum with the most Reaktor knowledge)(don't know if there are others with that much Reaktor knowledge attending anymore)
Important ! When following older tutorials then they may use Tutorial Ensembles that you then can not find. To be able to find/use those then go to the Reaktor Factory Library disk directory and unzip the content of the "Legacy Library.zip"
REAKTOR PART 1 - Garnish Music Production School
REAKTOR PART 2 - Garnish Music Production School
REAKTOR PART 3 - Garnish Music Production School
Reaktor Primary – 1. Building a Synth: Absolute Basics
Reaktor Primary – 2. Building a Synth: Adding More Elements
Reaktor 102: Developing Our Synth
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 1
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 2
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 3
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 4
A Guide To Building Synths in Native Instruments Reaktor: Part 5
Reaktor Tutorials, ADSR Music Production Tutorials
You can also get more existing blocks like from ToyBox Audio and Unfiltered Audio
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