I recently bought Native Instruments Komplete package. I was quite dissapointed to find that a lot of standard stuff seemed to be missing from the package. For example, there was no such thing as a standalone High Pass VST effect. After some research I found that all the bits and pieces I was looking for are contained in Reaktor.

Howdy,

i've been having some automation problems w/ Reaktor 5 and C4.

i'm using the pitch shifter module and have been trying to automate both the "shift" knobs and the "mix" knobs. everything writes the way it's supposed to, the stuff shows up in the automation tracks and everything, but when i playback/read the auto. nothing happens.

Hey there, don't know if anyone has experience with Reaktor or the above interface, but I cannot get Reaktor to use the audiofire for output, only coreaudio is showing

Any help appreciated

cheers

It seems like I must be missing something really obvious here, but I can't figure it out. How do I record audio from one of the sound generators in Reaktor (like Skrewell or Spacedrone) into Cubase? I've tried it both as a VST and an effect on an audio track. .
Is it something with routing?
Thanks.

does reaktor 4 have arpeggiators. also whats the best softsynth for $400-$500 (not including reason I've already got it)?

Is there any around? Or at least any sites devoted to the modular king?

thanks

reaktor is not compatible with dual processor macs, this much i gather. when running reaktor with Digital Performer on a dual processor G4, is it possible to disable one of the processors until the audio is captured, then re-enable it after closing reaktor? is it possible to run reaktor on a dual-processor mac at all?

Im just curious if anybody here has used this thing. It seems quite interesting for software. In fact I was thinking of getting some sort of va, but then it dawned on me I could just dedicate a cpu to reaktor.
It seems theres tremendous potential with it since its got a sampler plus all those types of synthesis as well.

Anybody out there use this impressive software?