FX Tutorial
PDF document with ensemble collection
DESCRIPTION
From the Tutorial intro:
"This tutorial is for beginners to Reaktor 4 (R) and anyone else who wants to explore getting the most out of the vast number of existing R effects and routing components, without the need to build new effects processors. I’ll be treating R as big box of stomp-box or rack-mounted processors, modulators and routing tools and describing how to patch, configure and control them in ways inspired by the best hardware effects. As you’ll see, doing so in R is very often more flexible and more powerful than anything you could do with hardware. We’ll be using R in standalone mode, but of course, any R effects can also be opened in VST and other plug-in hosts."
Created as an offering for Janelle Ivers' tutorial project, this document grew out of my own efforts to configure Reaktor as a multi-effects device, and it draws heavily on contributions and assistance from many kind folks in the Reaktor forums. It turned out to be too big and too peculiar for publishing on the NI website, so it should NOT be considered a useful model for anyone else composing a tutorial for Janelle and NI...
I simply wrote what I would have wanted to find when I first began to explore Reaktor effects, and I hope some other folks will also find it helpful...
Here's a (hopefully) copy-able version of the source listings for downloadable R4 FX ensembles in the pdf file:
http://joeorgren.com/tech.htm
http://www.lost-online.com/
http://www.mindspring.com/~clist/reaktor/
http://www2.charlielamm.com/reaktor/download/index.php3
http://www.midiworld.org/AuReality/products/reaktor/reaktor.html
http://www.swiftkick.com/
http://www.martin-brinkmann.de/ens.html
http://www.kvr-vst.com/bank.php?getbank=54
http://www.creativesynth.com/subgroups/NIZone.html
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