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Reaktor Core : they do not transmit events and therefore cannot trigger. Very easy. The F and Res inputs are obviously control type.
 
 

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Clock signals Object Bus Connections Building an event accumulator Event merging Fixing the event shaper Audio processing at its core Audio signals Sampling rate clock bus Connection feedback Feedback around macros Denormal values Other bad numbers Conditional processing Event routing Building a signal clipper Building a simple sawtooth oscillator More signal types Float signals Integer signals Building an event counter Introduction to arrays Building an audio signal selector Building a delay Building optimal structures Routing and merging Numerical operations Appendix A.

Reaktor Core user interface Core cells Core ports Core structure editing Appendix B. Reaktor Core concept Signals and events OBC connections Appendix C.

Core macro ports Latch input Latch output Bool C input Bool C output Appendix D. Core cell ports In audio mode Out audio mode In event mode Out event mode Appendix E.

Built-in busses Appendix F. Built-in modules Appendix G. Expert macros Appendix H. Standard macros Appendix I. Core cell library Reaktor Core is a new level of functionality within Reaktor with a new and different set of features.

Because there is also an older level of functionality, we will hereinafter refer to these two levels as the core level and the primary level, respectively. The features of Reaktor Core are not directly compatible with those of the primary level, so some interfacing is required between them, and that comes in the form of core cells.

Core cells exist inside primary-level structures, and they look similar and behave similarly to primary-level built-in modules. Here is an example structure, using a HighShelf EQ core cell, which differs from the primary-level built-in module version in that it has frequency and boost controls:. Inside of core cells are Reaktor Core structures. We will take a detailed look at these structures later. Although one of the main purposes of Reaktor Core is to build low level DSP structures, it is not limited to that.

For users with little DSP programming experience, we have provided a library of pre-built modules, which you can connect inside core structures, just as you do with ordinary modules and macros in primary-level structures.

We have also provided you with a library of pre-built core cells, which are immediately available for you to use in pri- mary-level structures. In the future, Native Instruments will put less emphasis on creating new primary-level modules. Instead, we will use our new Reaktor Core technology and provide them in the form of core cells. The core cell library can be accessed from primary-level structures by rightclicking on the background and using the Core Cell submenu:.

As you can see, there are all different kinds of core cells; they can be used in the same way as primary-level built-in modules. An important limitation of core cells is that you are not allowed to use them inside event loops.

Any event loop occurring through a core cell will be blocked by Reaktor. You can also insert core cells that are not in the library. To do that, use the Load… command from the Core Cell menu:. To save a core cell, right-click on it and select Save Core Cell As :. Rather than using the Load… command, you can have your core cells appear in the menu by putting them into the Core Cells subdirectory of your user library folder.

Better still, you can further organize them into subgroups. Inside the Core Cells folder, notice the folder structure consisting of the Effects , Filters , and Oscillators folders. The user library is the right place for any content that is not included in the software itself.

Here we are going to take a Reaktor instrument built using only primary-level modules and modify it by putting in a few core cells. This ensemble consists of only one instrument, which has the internal structure shown:. We are going to replace the oscillator with a different, more powerful one.

Right-click on the background and select. The most important feature of this oscillator is that it simultaneously provides different analog waveforms that are locked in phase. We are going to replace the Sawtooth oscillator with the MultiWave Osc and use a mix of its waveforms instead of a single sawtooth waveform. Connect the mixer and the oscillator together and use their combination to replace the sawtooth oscillator:. Switch to the panel view. Now you can use the four faders of the mixer to vary the waveform mix.

We say Reaktor Core based, because although the chorus itself is built as a core cell, the part containing panel controls for this chorus is still built using the primary-level features. If you look inside the chorus you can see the chorus core cell and the panel controls:. Now we are about to learn a few things about editing core cells. We are going to start with something simple: modifying an existing core cell to your particular needs. What you see now is a Reaktor Core structure. The three areas separated by vertical lines are for three different kinds of modules: inputs on the left , outputs on the right , and normal modules center.

Whereas normal modules can move in all directions, the inputs and outputs can only be moved vertically, and their relative order matches the order in which they appear outside. So, you can easily rearrange their outside order by moving them around. Try moving the FM input below the PW input:. You can double-click the background now to ascend to the outside, primarylevel structure and see the changed port order:. As you have probably already noticed, if you move modules around, the three areas of the core structure automatically grow to accommodate all modules inside them.

However, they do not automatically shrink, which can lead to these areas sometimes becoming unnecessarily large:. In the above example, we used a MultiWave Osc module, all of whose inputs and outputs are audio. To do that double-click on the P port module to open its properties window:. Double-click here. Switch the properties window to the function page, if necessary, by clicking on the tab. You should now see the Signal Mode property:. Change it to event.

The dot turns red. Now click on the PM input to select it, and change it to event mode, too. If you want, you can change the two remaining inputs to event mode as well.

Finally, double-click the structure background to return to the primary level and observe that the port colors have changed to red and the CPU usage has gone down. In some cases such switching could even ruin the functionality of the module. If you change such an input to audio, it will no longer work correctly. In addition to cases in which port-type switching obviously does not make sense there may be cases in which it does make sense, but in which the modules will not work correctly if you switch their port types.

Such cases are quite special, although they can also result from mistakes in the implementation. Generally, port-type switching should work; hence the following switching rule:.

In a well designed core cell, an audio-rate control input can typically be switched to event mode without any problem. You have to do that from inside the structure — outside connections do not have any effect on deactivating the core structure elements.

Suppose in our example we decide that we only need the sawtooth and pulse outputs. Disconnecting is simple in Reaktor Core, you click on the input port of the connection, drag the mouse to the any empty part of the background and release it. For example, click on the input port of the Tri output and drag the mouse into empty space on the background. If you change your mind, you can reactivate the outputs by clicking on either the input or the output that you want to reconnect and dragging the mouse to the other port.

For example, click on the Tri output of the MultiWave Osc and drag to the input of the Tri output module. The connection is back:. You will learn about many more options as you proceed through this manual. Event core cells can receive only primary-level event signals at their inputs and produce only primary-level event signals at their outputs in response to such input events.

Audio core cells can receive both event and audio signals at their inputs but provide only audio outputs:. The HighShelf EQ and MultiWave Osc modules that you are already familiar with are examples of audio core cells you can tell that by the fact that they have audio outputs :.

This module is a parabolic shaper for control signals, which can be used to implement velocity curves or LFO signal shaping, for example. As previously mentioned, event core cells are restricted to event processing tasks. Because clock sources are disabled inside them see the table above , they cannot generate their own events and, therefore, cannot implement modules such as event-rate LFOs and envelopes.

When you need such modules, we suggest that you take an audio cell and convert its output to event rate using one of the primary-level audio to event converters:. The above structure uses an audio core cell implementing an ADSR envelope and converts it to event rate to modulate an oscillator.

We are going to build a new core cell from scratch inside the same One Osc. As a result, our control rate is pretty low. Double-click it to see its structure, which is obviously empty.

As you surely remember, the three areas are meant for input, output, and normal modules:. Right-click in the normal area to bring up the module creation menu:. The second submenu is called Expert Macro and contains macros meant to be used alongside built-in modules for low-level stuff. The third submenu, called Standard Macro , is the one we want to use:. To delete it there are two options. One is to right-click on the module and select Delete Module :.

Obviously, we need some inputs and some outputs for our core cell. To be exact we need only one output — for the LP signal. To create it right-click in the outputs area:. This is what the structure is going to look like:. The second input is a little bit more complicated. That means frequency,. We obviously need to convert from semitones to Hz. We can do that either on the primary level using the Expon.

F module or inside our Reaktor Core structure. As the name implies and the info text states , this module converts between P pitch and F frequency scales — exactly what we need. That should do it, but wait! We also need to have the modulation input use the semitones pitch scale. As a user of the Reaktor primary level, you probably expect us to add the two signals together now. In fact, we could do that, but in Reaktor Core the Add is considered a low-level module, and using it generally requires some knowledge of fundamental Reaktor Core low-level working principles.

They are not that complex and will be described later in this text. One other thing we need to do is to give our core cell a name. You can open the Properties window later by double-clicking on the QuickBus. Although you can rename this QuickBus, we believe the current name is perfect, because it matches the name of the input connected to the QuickBus. This is how your structure should look now:.

Before we proceed we need to take a look at one particular convention used in the Standard Macros of the Reaktor Core library. Audio signals are obviously signals which carry audio information. Control signals, on the other hand, do not carry audio, they are used to control other modules.

The F and Res inputs are obviously control type. The Form is a transformative sample-tracking Realtor 6 synth ensemble capable of creating anything from unfolding soundscapes and textured pads to eventful basses and sizzling digital sound signals.

The Form comes with many highly usable preset patches used in production. After loading a sample, You can dial the playback speed with Sample Length.

Adding unique motion curves can shape the sound to new exciting levels. Compatibility :. Native Instruments Form is an intuitive synthesizer with a wide range of applications from a genre standpoint.

The effect tab comes with frequency shaping, warmth, dynamics, delay, and reverb to add interesting dimensions to the input signal. There is an endless possibility of creative potential in this plugin, which makes it a must-have synthesizer from Native Instruments. This additive synthesis is accessible to massive while providing many options and features.

The fundamental idea of additive synthesis is combining partials to form a complex sound, and Razor comes with up to individual sine waves. In addition, it hosts user-friendly controls and has two oscillators, filters, and three FX sections: Let us tell you more about it. The Razor is a great-sounding additive synthesizer, especially for genres like DnB, Dubstep, and Grime.

Another interesting feature about the reverb in the Razor is that the tails are pitched to the note being played and are cleaner sounding than some usual software reverbs. Watching the sound evolve in the Spectrum Display of the Razor is astonishing and captivating. The Razor also boasts some user-friendly features, like the Safe Bass Generator, which can add more harmonic content to the fundamental frequency.

It combines dirty and aggressive and ambient and deep-sounding audio signals. A genuinely complex Reaktor-based four-voice synthesizer gets easier as one rows through its functions and features. However, if creating complex synth sequences is what you live for, then Rounds is definitely for you. The Rounds come with a two-oscillator subtractive analog engine and a three-oscillator FM digital synth engine, both of which can design up to eight sounds per engine with individual parameter controls and then sequence them with the Voice Programmer.

But, first, let us take a deeper dive into the features. If the user prefers a more intuitive and controlled experience with the Rounds, they can always enable or disable Sound Blocks via a specific octave on a MIDI keyboard.

Arguably the most experimental tool in the NI line-up with two sine oscillators at its core with powerful capabilities of phase modulation, in-depth wave shaping options, and ring modulation. This bizarre plugin is a modulation-focused tool with an organic, textured, metallic character to its sound patches. So let us break down its important features. Oscillators A and B, a comb filter, and a state variable filter form the four key areas around which the Kontour is built.

Below the PM controls lie the two Shaper settings. Despite having a non-resizeable display window, the Kontour is a mildly complex synth that can develop fascinating audio signals when a pinch of creativity is put in.

Update to the Skanner Synth from Native Instruments, which was more of a sampler, a wave scanning synth, or maybe an effects device. Nonetheless, the new version of this synth deserves a closer look.

The synth aggregate the samples fed into it, and the oscillators scan to create desired output signals. The new XT version adds new sample patches, which are divided into two categories; Chiptune and Motion. Skanner XT has a unique synth architecture that creates broad variations of exciting and futuristic sounds for music production and sound design.

The two oscillators in the synth scan any input sample and give outputs ranging from heavy and dirty bass to organic pads and soundscapes. Skanner XT is a no-brainer, especially for the price it is offered in. It has 24 basic modules and, in addition, includes a collection of Rack file presets to aid fresh users.

Let us take a detailed look at some of its blocks. If you want to start with modular synthesis, Block Base is the best tool for you; it is like a creative playground. Spark is a new Reaktor ensemble, a two-oscillator subtractive synthesizer developed with three main factors in mind; character, playability, and expressiveness. The NI Spark packs Kore sounds and sound variations. In addition, you get control over four parameters which we will tell you below.

The Spark has a highly versatile feature set to attract Kore 2 and Kore Player users. With it s four pages of controls and parameters, the bank of presets can transform into almost anything the user intends.

This synth has a certain unpredictability and chaotic nature to it. Therefore, I find it a little underwhelming compared to other plugins and Reaktor ensembles in this list since the sonic feel is like any other Subtractive synth.

However, I feel like adding a little bit of character and some freshness in sound possibilities can elevate this plugin.

The Reaktor Prism is a polyphonic synthesizer and effects processor whose modal synthesis is ideal for creating percussive or strung instrument tones. The Prism FX bundled with the synth opens the door to captivating sculpting possibilities, from something simple to something filled with Partials and Harmonics. Let us tell you about the features which allow you to add unique Spectral textures.

The additional five included audio effects; amp simulation, 8-pole filter, a flanger, stereo delay, and reverb to complete the tonal spectrum on the output audio signal. I find that it is not a tool for creating rich pads, brasses, or percussive basses; rather, it is much suited for producing bright, percussive, and metallic sounds.

The Flesh is a Reaktor synth developed to focus on Live performances. Flesh inputs the user sample and, with their transients and frequency content, activate other synths and FX, creating a harmonic output that keeps in sync with the initial input sample. You get the Sample page section which acts as the loading bay for the samples. It can support up to 12 simultaneous samples, each with individual controls for Brass, steps, offset, threshold and gain, providing much room to play with.

The Flesh is a powerful synth machine and a live performance synth packed into a Reaktor ensemble. It is as easy as picking a random sample from an old sample library and giving it new life with Flesh.

Features like harmonization make it an ideal synth for use in live music. Still, it is like a chamber where you can modify your sound to get enrapturing results. Euro Reakt blocks are collections of decades worth of innovations in modular synthesis. The extensible and flexible nature of modular synthesis is the primary focus of these blocks. So let us take a closer look. In terms of modules available, the euro rack is loaded.

You can get a great variety of sounds built using these blocks. NI successfully brought the creativity of modular synthesis without the messy real-life cable patching. If you are looking for a Weird and industrial soundscape at a reasonable price, read on.

Kursk is a three-channel Post-industrial sound design tool that is tempo-synced. The cumulative effect is a full-bodied and bizarre soundscape. A cherry on top is the FX unit, which can be used to create more complex derivatives. In conclusion, I believe that Kursk is an excellent platform for Industrial drones and aural exploration.

It can be easily operated, and heavy use of its randomize button is encouraged. Moreover, all the presets evolve, often giving unpredictable and surprising results. Based on the famous Minimoog, this synth by native instruments captures the organic essence of its hardware counterpart. Many have made emulations of Mini Moog before, then what makes Monark unique? Read on to find out. Monark captures the inspiring essence of the king of monophonic synths.

The control over analog instabilities allows you to make your very own unique Minimoog unit sound. The only downside I can think of is the lack of external inputs that the original offers. Juno by Roland is not a name that is unheard of, and NI takes us back to the revered nostalgic flavor. It is a powerful polyphonic synth , and the original Juno is one of the first synths to incorporate MIDI standards.

In addition, it has a simple synthesis architecture, which made it a staple of the 80s. Similar to the original unit, you can toggle between 2 polyphonic modes using the Poly 1 and Poly 2 button. When both are pressed together, you get Solo unison mode which toggles the synth to monophonic. Reaktor block has 28 presets from the old NI ensemble and some from the Reaktor 5 libraries. Let us tell you more about it. The easy-to-use nature and its characteristic sound make it popular among musicians.

 

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