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Spirodaft Polychrome

Like Spirodaft, but in colour

 (16 Votes)
2 (Updated 4 years ago)
95.2kB
May 06, 2015
Reaktor 6
Instrument Other

DESCRIPTION

Animated spirograph style plotter. Just for fun - no audio.

IMPORTANT: this only works properly at 192Khz. (If this is too much for your cpu, I can post a lower quality version, but only if there is enough demand)

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Version 2 takes advantage of some of the new features of Reaktor 6.0.4
It also has an updated colour handling system for more crazy colour effects.

COMMENTS  (21)

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Studiowaves
1 month ago
Very relaxing, exactly what I needed after tripping and falling with a bush trimmer in my hand. This turned my mood from "you can imagine" to smooooooooooooooth. lol very cool, well done.
miguel otero alceda
4 years ago
gracias
Milunya Yavorsky
4 years ago
Really like that plug.
Petty Vendetta
4 years ago
you got it Colin. Keep up the good work!
Colin Brown
4 years ago
Yes, that's pretty cool. It looks like you were also 'playing' it manually? - changing patches etc... Ideally I want a setup where it is as interesting or better, but with no input required. Half way there already, 'just' need a good tempo detect. Great job though, nice to see what you are doing with it. Thanks.
Petty Vendetta
4 years ago
Dig: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-8NxxhSbSU&feature=youtu.be
Colin Brown
4 years ago
I've had a few attempts at making it 'audio reactive'. So far none that I feel is good enough. Will continue working on it though. FWIW, I don't like modulating the gain by incoming audio amplitude - there are better options IMO. The thing that is most needed though is real-time tempo detection. Various options for that, but all very complex and difficult, particularly in Reaktor.
Petty Vendetta
4 years ago
Aww dang!! Mult x2=WAAAY more reaktivity
Petty Vendetta
4 years ago
This thing's TRICK doooooood!
Petty Vendetta
4 years ago
nevermind. Patched into "gain" and it's doin the trick
Petty Vendetta
4 years ago
please- how to make this audio reactive?
Nick Petty
4 years ago
this is soo good!
Eric Curkendall
4 years ago
Wow, I'm going to practice and learn to play this one! Best visuals Reaktor ensemble I've seen yet! A good soundtrack inspirer as well, thanks!
GG.G SakabeaT
4 years ago
fabulous,hypnotic....
Paule
4 years ago
Thanks Colin for the history. Do you remember the n-factor? https://www.native-instruments.com/forum/threads/snapshot-family-tree-for-colbs-snap-breeder.225165/
Colin Brown
4 years ago
Here's the forum thread that started it: https://www.native-instruments.com/forum/threads/random-banks-of-snapshots-instantly.194484/
Colin Brown
4 years ago
The original spark came from a forum discussion where someone was asking about how to generate banks of random snapshots. I thought that wouldn't work very well - pure random rarely does in my experience - but I've been interested in genetic algorithms for many years and I realised that the functionality of the snapshot module made a simplified genetic approach a possibility. It's pretty basic, and quite restricted by the limited functionality of the snapshot module, but it still works OK.
Paule
4 years ago
Colin, do you got the breeder idea from Green Oak's Crystal?
Paule
4 years ago
5*
Colin Brown
5 years ago
Yes, it's the same thing. It was developed partly in spirodaft, and I changed the name to something more normal before I uploaded it.
Paule
5 years ago
30% in high res 192kHz and a good looking eye catcher, skrewing on all knobs and press switches. Thank you Colin. Is the CousinDupreesSkeevy different to the breeder? No snapshot uploading by me - it's to easy!
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