FREE Nano Pack Community Edition

Is there a community patch repository for this? I don't see one on Patchstorage.

 

Yes, you can share racks in the Reaktor Use Library, click "Racks" on the left hand side to show just uploaded rack files:

https://www.native-instruments.com/...r-library/blocks/21/all/all/all/latest/1/all/

 

Thank you!

 

Hey Folks

I’ve updated the free Nano Pack Community Edition to V1.1

(The full Nano Pack will be updated to V1.1 within the next couple of weeks.)

Nano Pack Community Edition new blocks:

• Added 'Container' and 'Container (Advanced)' blocks to build your own Nano Blocks
• Added 'Boom Synth' block - A synth for 808 style kick drums
• Added 'Wavetable Synth' block
• Added 'Convolution Reverb', 'Zero Latency Convolution Reverb' and 'Spring Reverb' - 3 blocks based on Colin Brown's brilliant "Viva la Convolution" ensemble
• Updated 'Atom Evaluate' block - With new 'Line' parameter (requires atom-tidalcycles plugin 3.15.0 or later)
• Added '2D Chaos' block - A block based on Roy’s wonderful "2D Attractor".

Nano Pack Community Edition Fixes:

• Mute state (double-click to mute a step) of some sequencers was not being correctly recalled
• 'Wavetable Oscillator' - Occasional crackles when using FM now fixed
• MIDI Note In - Improved MIDI event handling
• Buttons - Incorrect modulation assignment fixed

Download the updated pack from your user account or grab it for free here:

https://www.toyboxaudio.com/

David

 

Hi bolabo,

Thank you very much in advance for updating the package.

I don't know if I'm doing anything wrong, but I've tried all convolution reverbs, but they always sound very strange. There is a crackle and digital glitchs. As if it were broken.

 

Oops, fixed, please download again

 

Whooohooo! Thank you for your quick reply.

Spring Reverb and Convolution Reverb looks fine. You may also see the EFX-Nano Convolution Reverb (ZL) .ism. It occurs to me that there are also crackles and glitchs.

And I would like to ask more ... I understood that Spring reverb and Convolution Reverb (ZL) are like mono blocks, but Convolution Reverb, there are slots for the left and right channel, but it behaves like mono. Is the Convolution Reverb stereo effect?

Thank you very much

 

OK thanks for letting me know! So hopefully all 3 blocks are working now, try downloading them again!

 

Some of these modules run without system clock. How do I get my racks to start and stop with the space bar lie normal blocks?

 

if you drive the sequencers using the “ramps” block then they will can be synchronised to the host and stop and start with the transport. Just turn the ‘speed’ knob to the right.

 

Wanted to make sure I didn't miss the full Nano Pack v1.1 update. Has it been released yet?

 

Yes this is hopefully coming very soon, the update is ready, just waiting for the pack to be encoded.

 

great news, thanks!

 

I'm just trying this out now, but everything I add into Reaktor window is blue (disabled). Its says:

Free Time Left: - Get Info
Modified Content: 1 Activate

What am I doing wrong? Cheers

 

...ok never mind, I worked it out - I had to install the Free Pack on Native Access in order to use Nano Pack CE.

 

Yep, you need to have toybox free pack installed.

 

Thanks.

I'm a long time Nord Modular and G2 user. Your collection seems like a very comprehensive range, hence I wanted to check it out.

Maybe this is a broader question for the Reaktor platform in general or maybe its specific to your modules I don't know, but can you tell me how accurate the maths calculations are and what are the limits of the maths it can perform? For example if I wanted to trigger an event at a position which is 2/3 of one bar, using an A>B module, what would be the actual representation of 2/3 in decimal places?

Also how reliable and accurate is the timing of the clock sources, i.e Ramp modules etc? MIDI, for example is very inaccurate, CV is much more accurate. The Nord G2 can make calculation into the 100,000s and the internal clock is excellent, so its incredibly accurate and doesn't make mistakes or random errors. How do your modules on the Reaktor platform compare in this department?

Thanks again

 

Hey Trevor, the maths is either 32bit or 64bit floating-point so will be plenty accurate enough. Reaktor blocks always run at 'sample rate' so timing is accurate to the nearest sample.