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Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 11:08 pm
by conny
I guess that's a kind of "didn't you figure that out already" kind of hint? :oops:

// C

Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 11:11 pm
by hoffman2k
conny wrote:I guess that's a kind of "didn't you figure that out already" kind of hint? :oops:

// C
Dont worry. noisetonepause is like a danish mr. T

I pitty the fool who messes with paws :wink:

Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2005 11:27 pm
by conny
Nema problema.
Only problem is I can't afford Reaktor.
And I'm twisted wether I should get into that kind of thing or keeping me head above the surface...

// C

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 12:01 am
by humeka
conny wrote:Nema problema.
Only problem is I can't afford Reaktor.
And I'm twisted wether I should get into that kind of thing or keeping me head above the surface...

// C
it's worth the price. since i bought it with live in the same time, i havn't buy anything else cause i can do everything i want to with those 2 apps.
and about the question "digging into it or not", it's not really a problem : reaktor's a bit hard to understand if you want to build instruments. but you can also use it as it comes, with the NI ensembles or those from the user library...

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 12:02 am
by noisetonepause
conny wrote:I guess that's a kind of "didn't you figure that out already" kind of hint? :oops:

// C
It's supposed to be a mildly amusing way of saying "Sure it can".

If I was in my bad mood, I'd've posted this:

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... but I didn't :)

-Paws

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 12:05 am
by noisetonepause
I'm in two minds about Reaktor personally. It's a great and highly flexible box of tools (if you're only going to buy one piece of software ever again, i'd say get Reaktor) but the interface (click... drag...) is stupid. Building anything bigger than a simply one oscillator synth is an unforgivingly repetitive and tedious task in my experience..!

It's nowhere near as difficult as it looks, it's just parts of the design of it that's a bit stupid. Be prepared to learn, though, and be prepared to spend time on learning.

-Paws

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 12:08 am
by conny
humeka wrote: and about the question "digging into it or not", it's not really a problem : reaktor's a bit hard to understand if you want to build instruments.
This goes personal and off topic, but I'm afraid I will be dwelling inside Reaktor as maybe an escape from other things in life...
I'm sure you are right.
And, honestly, it scares me to know the possibilities are there and they are dragging me in.
I've just gotten some money from selling an appartement and I'm basicly tremling with yes/no's about spending some of them on these kinds of apps.
Perhaps I should just chill out and see how things come along.

// C

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 12:11 am
by conny
noisetonepause wrote:(if you're only going to buy one piece of software ever again, i'd say get Reaktor)
-Paws
I'm getting more and more of the feeling that you are right 8)

-Paws

// C

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 4:15 am
by adhmzaiusz
hey conny at least you should try the reaktor 4 demo, because you'll get the gist of what r5 is all about. you may find interest in ensembles that use the grain cloud, such as grainstates. just try it out you'll be impressed

lol i hope i don't break everyone's bank....ive broke mine enough i hope its not contagious

--- i find the funniest part of me buying reaktor and the traveler in one shot was that my bank raised my credit limit after i did to 5700$$.....damn its like they wanted me to buy more stuff....shite!!

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 4:26 am
by ewistrand
conny wrote:I still can't find a demo version of R5.
// C
The demo's in testing right now. Expect it sometime next month...
ew

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 10:00 am
by conny
adhmzaiusz wrote:
use the grain cloud, such as grainstates. just try it out you'll be impressed
Yes, I remember now that before cleaning up my lap, I had the 4 demo and Grainstates was cool indead!
ewistrand wrote: The demo's in testing right now. Expect it sometime next month...
ew
Good to know, thanks guys.

// C

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 8:36 pm
by cbit
1. I can use reaktor with live now!
out of interest (not having used live with reaktor yet).. was there something about reaktor 4 that made it difficult to work with in live? and how has this been corrected with r5?

thanks

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 9:40 pm
by adhmzaiusz
cbit wrote:
1. I can use reaktor with live now!
out of interest (not having used live with reaktor yet).. was there something about reaktor 4 that made it difficult to work with in live? and how has this been corrected with r5?

thanks
it was impossible to work together because reaktor would crash live. it would open, but there was always a knob or slider or something that if touched, it would destroy everything. the problem was, i never knew which knob it would be. i found that if i hit the down key, it would also crash live. everytime. trust me i tried everything to fix that but the only solution was updating to the more stable R5. it seems w/ r5 they fixed things and it works to my acceptance.

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2005 10:15 pm
by kovacs
Upgraded from RS to R5 and got my package last week. All I can say is WOW. I've hardly opened another plugin since it arrived. This is truly an amazing product. I'm still drooling over the presets (especially the subharmonizer and the steam pipe 2...not to mention the generators...). Incredible stuff.

Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 12:26 am
by humeka
adhmzaiusz wrote:it was impossible to work together because reaktor would crash live. it would open, but there was always a knob or slider or something that if touched, it would destroy everything. the problem was, i never knew which knob it would be. i found that if i hit the down key, it would also crash live. everytime. trust me i tried everything to fix that but the only solution was updating to the more stable R5. it seems w/ r5 they fixed things and it works to my acceptance.
that's kind of strange, i've never had this kind of issue ! i think this could be an event loop processing problem. if so, it comes from the ensemble itself (have you checked this ensemble in standalone ? cause this kind of problem appears independantly of VST or standalone).