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Definitely not a toy, right?

@@X3Naudio I like this Toy!

Fantastic little plugin. I've asked the dev whether modulation / LFOs can be integrated too. That would really push it to the next level!

It sure does and what a great advert for the full version, which already has a fully featured 30 day demo, so the dev didn't really need to offer something as significant as this to entice potential buyers. Very glad he did, though :)

Depends what you were looking to get from it I guess...🙂

Good comment. By way of response, I would say that I use this as an inspiration tool - create a good polyrhythm and then take if from there with "my" music. It's a starting point and facilitator for ideas that I wouldn't have otherwise come up with.

Some good bells and whistles, though :)

Yeah, a few of the comments are stupid. He is using this in Maschine and tbh that is more powerfull already. If you use Maschine in a daw you can already do that with any sequencer with randomizer. You have to setup Maschine to let it trigger each channel and accept MIDI though. I also use a free sampler for this and trigger that with an equally free sequencer with randomizer 🙂 Edit. The way i do it will only trigger one sound at a time so it's still different but i prefer my kick drum seperately. It's a nice in the box tool for sure but ^

Thanks for the comment. Yes, you can use Maschine like that, but the advantage of the software here is the ease of use, I think. Load into your DAW and randomise until something cool comes up.

Thanks for the recommendations. Gonna check out Triaz first, as that does look good.

@ thats cool too! Microtonic with the patternarium can give you some good results if you like randomization stuff. It can export the midi pattern also.

I get good use out of it, so each to their own, I guess 🙂

Appreciate the feedback. I think that the gig with this plugin is the randomisation. You can just keep creating new rhythms on the fly. Not everything is gonna sound good, but you'll get a gem in the end.

Not heard of those. Will check them out and see how they compare!

Do you mean Triaz?

@@mattsmith1440 Yeah, it's Triaz. Going to grab it and see how it compares to Perx

@@mattsmith1440 yes

Not at this stage, but I would think that's on the dev's list of inclusions for 2.0, as it would b a great addition.

As in, it's so good the dev could justifiably charge for it.

Welcome to the club! I have not checked out Scapeshift yet, but it looks absolutely fantastic. A true showcase of what Reaktor can do.

I would definitely recommend getting it (preferably during a sale). Even if you don't want to dig deep and create mind blowing stuff from scratch, you have access to 6400+ synths, samplers, effects, drum machines. The value is insane!

Thanks and welcome!

@BernardFate It is fun and, as you can see, quite simple to create new sounds. Download and give it a try - you've nothing to loose!

If Zyklop is this good, it makes me think how good Myth must be. Zyklop is definitely a fun and effective way to generate something new!

Which is exactly what I was going for.

@@X3Naudio I'm glad you found the right tool for the job. BTW I did not mean to say it is a bad thing, it was just an objective observation on my part 😂

@@tiborvegh700 As long as it's a good sounding fart...

It really is!

I remember that coming out and being interested, but got side tracked in the interim. Thanks for the reminder - going to check it out real soon - anything that can bring usable new sounds to the table is on my shopping list!

Pendulate compared to Zyklop is worthless trash!

@@JH-bf6qy How so?

@@JH-bf6qy That's a bit dramatic. I love both.

Could be called that. Myth has two Irises and a tonne more presets. I think Zyklop is a very clever (and generous) marketing plan to get people on the fence to download and find out how cool Dawesome synths are, so it's a win win for the user and Peter (the developer).

Thanks. Do you have other Dawesome synths? Novum is next level granular goodness

It really is. Can you believe that it's free?

That's a pretty good idea. Do you have any recommendations?

@@X3Naudio you can google up a few alternatives and see which you like.

Not sure - I have only ever worked with the full version. I can't see why they wouldn't, but the best way would be to D/L Reaktor Player and have a play

@@X3Naudio Thanks. I'll try now.

@@X3Naudio Yep, they work in Reaktor Player. Thank you 🧡

@@-Deena. That's great news. Thanks for checking and sharing 😎

You're right. I sounds great and the randomisation function rocks!

Razor really is awesome - the sounds you can get out of that thing are amazing. I could never get into Absynth. Plasmonic is on my list to check out, as it's by the same guy that initially created Absynth before selling it to NI.

No problem! Get outta that hole and revisit your good friend a bit more often 😛

@ definitely, was literally just on the super 8 😜

Likewise - I think every track I ever made featured Reaktor in one way or another. The only limit to its capabilities is the mind of the creator.

It does sound excellent. Those ignoring it because it's old or not the latest shiny object are really missing out.

It's always great to go back to the library after a while and see what the genius creators have uploaded.

I've not picked up on that. It's been such a long time since the last update, that their decision to not release further updates would not really affect me. The only feature I would want at this stage would be resizable GUI, but I can live without it.

That’s the problem maybe bigwig is ok but their plugins and sounds are not available n my main daw Fairlight.

Reaktor works in all VST hosts, but Bitwig tools would only work in Bitwig, right? I do plan to upgrade to Bitwig in the near future, so that would offer the best of both worlds.

@ Bitwig is ok but I spend my Money just for projects that are able for collaboration. Same with Hallion… just do not use it… I am interested in Sounds and here is Bitwig mainly just to expensive. The DAW is Not as much important in my mind. I personal do not see advantages or Upgrade to use this or another DAW.

I do tend to go for the more experimental synths (Razor, Skanner XT, Form), so Super 8 would have fallen off my radar pretty quickly after release, as it's a bit more "traditional"

I wish that I was that talented. The images were generated by Mid Journey. Everything else done by (this) human!

LOL.

Gotta link?

@@X3Naudio here's some noisy tracks using mostly SKREWELL and METAPHYSICAL! Enjoy! ua-cam.com/play/PLWZYO4UfNAbgTeN7v2kyCRcdzI7DMIDmg.html&si=kvqwTZVnKAlBp7G0

Thanks to the extraordinarily generous creators! Firstly to code the ensemble up, then to create a polished GUI and (best of all) sharing to the community!

My pleasure!

It really is! And you gotta love that GUI

It’s really underrated and underappreciated

Yeah, it's because at the end of the day most electronic based musicians aren't that creative. They just want Serum and Vital. Nothin else (maybe Phase Plant too, but at least that has some sort of creative inventiveness to it). Also, As a Bitwig user, it's gotten me way more interested in making custom things in Reaktor. It's a lot more nuts and bolts. But totally worth it. ​@@bravooooooooooooooooooooo

Shame NI don't seem to think so

Yeah, it's still a fantastic tool. There's nothing it can't do and I continue to be astonished by the creations in the User Library, even after 20 years of owning Reaktor.

Quite possibly. But doesn't that give the artists that do want to explore further than the usual suspects an edge in making something that stands out?

Thanks for the sub! Really appreciate it.

Glad you like them!

Sounds terrifying. I hope that the flashback was not too traumatic for you...

@@X3Naudio Not at all! As I said, it was very nostalgic! I remember everything lol. Every time I had the dream I was exploring an alien world, which was amazing! It was just the end that was bad, every time lol.

Thanks!