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I am looking to find some tutorials for Reaktor. I have already done the ones included in the manual and was wondering if there were any third party tutorials on the nets! Post links if you have them. |
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bump |
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last ditch bump effort |
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are you looking specifically for reaktor tutorials, or tutorials about modular synthesis, and signal flow etc? cause, if its the latter, all these concepts can be applied in reaktor. |
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Any tutorials on modular synthesis would be great as well. Do you know where I might find one? |
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With some, but I noticed that synthedit techniques and reaktor techniques don't seem to be compatible. I would suggest trying something like tassman, which is much simpler... and then working up from there. Reaktor can be a bitch if you are starting from square one, expecially if you are teaching yourself and have nobody to talk to about it. |
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