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Here's a super-simple example of how it works.
http://www.semaforte.com/reaktor/files/coreswitching.ens

The core cell contains 3 osc: the original one (not connected) and two modified ones, where I disconnected the SR clock from the guts of the structure and replaced it with a new connection ...

BTW, I've had some of my Oki files up on my website for years, though only the last one will open in R5+ (the rest are R3 files).
Check this one out if you like:
http://www.semaforte.com/reaktor/files/ookii-mondai04.zip

It includes some new wavetables that I imported from the Waldorf Microwave (I ...

Actually I'm a big fan of the sound of Oki Computer and did several different variations of it myself back int he R4 days.

Here's my first thoughts:
1. Using a switch and creating those global-reset events can be a drag. The easiest fix is to just get rid of switches altogether. If you want the ...

where the location of the hit points was based on the incoming loop,
please elaborate on this one. sounds interesting indeed.

SO, what have you been up to Chris? Building synthesizers again?

You may know Beat Slicer (by James Walker-Hall, in the standard library), it detects hit-points in the ...

Thanks for the warm reception and kind words folks! I'm glad peoples are getting use out of it and making the sorts of new music that I love hearing...

I think something with just the slicers would be relatively easy to do...

A couple of questions:

1. I assume you guys are using the effect ...

Hello all!

Don't know if anyone's still following this thread but...
I haven't been doing much Reaktor work in a while, but I've been thinking of getting back into it. Part of my reason for stopping was just that I sort of ran out of challenges (I don't really use it all that much for actually ...

p.s.
The formatting of these Abelton forums looks pretty bad in Firefox, they should clean that up, looks like style-sheet issue, and, AFAIK, Firefox is the most compliant with the CSS specs.

There's a little numeric-display field in the header of the ensemble labeled "MIDI Note Test" that's specifically for debugging these sorts of problems. Try running it in stand-alone and see what values map to the computer keyboard, then make sure the same midi note numbers are showing in that box ...