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Old 14th November 2009   #1
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REAKTOR - any recommended ensemble sites besides NI?

hi guys

i've searched the last 15 minutes in here but nothing satisfying..
does anyone have cool pages, blogs, 3rd party guys offering ensembles for reaktor?

I really don't need tons inside a bundles like on NI site...i prefer single downloads with little preview etc
(in any case to prevent from DLing 500 ensembles...i can't stand that...) because i'm ok with "not too many" ensembles.

synths i have enough for sure..i can barely find dynamics etc stuff (saturator, compressors etc) something like silverchannel
(i believe its called so...but it's from like 2003...so maybe something newer does exist?)

any hints would be highly appreciated


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edit: found KVR (Of course) anyway.....keep em comin :-)
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*Musicrow Reaktor Ensembles - Golden Ensembles - Ens for NI Reaktor
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looking good. thanks!
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well idk about other sites but check out the heRman FiLterbank on the NI site

i've been having a party with it and it's just making me want the real thing even more
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thanks!

with those it should be fine for now thumbsup
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the musicrow ensembles are very nice - highly recommended!
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I don't actually own Reaktor, but I'm fascinated by it. Third-party "ensembles" like this... is all the architecture as viewable as it would be if I were to've made it myself within the program? I assume this is newbie question, but I'm just starting out learning synthesis, and I am incredibly intrigued but Reaktor and what exactly it is.
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Yes. Every Ensemble has a GUI and a window with all the modules connected.
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yeah thy look really great! will have to wait a bit till i have some spare $ (hard deciding with all recent/upcoming plugins etc)

i wonder how that green tape and preamp things sound. really alot synths in there aswell. that vintage comp kinda looks like a fairchild a bit.
any reviews on these?

the few MB comps i've heard till now were good. i wonder why many people here don't consider reaktors dynamics etc. i personally don't own reaktor super long, so i still need much more time to judge the sonic quality for myself. i think the reverbs i have until now are superb aswell...really great! not to mention the sequencers...why on earth should i buy some other seq. synth while it's all there.

reaktor is dope! allthough buggy...still crashing quiet often...best thing is that the standalone won't open anymore since today...
i don't use it but it's still bugin me WHY!

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p.s. herman filterbank is cool!
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You can spend the entirety of the time that you own Reaktor with just checking out the User Library.

Love the Solina ensemble, and I've got a real one, too.
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You can spend the entirety of the time that you own Reaktor with just checking out the User Library.

Love the Solina ensemble, and I've got a real one, too.
haha..yes i know. luckily i have a "safety switch" in my head saying: stop! after i got a few ensembles.

esp. with synths...they are often big and complex...so it's taking your attention alot already. sorry to repeat myself, but i'm really after cool saturation, compressors etc....not too much that i found

P.S: just found this guy: programchild
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yeah thy look really great! will have to wait a bit till i have some spare $ (hard deciding with all recent/upcoming plugins etc)

i wonder how that green tape and preamp things sound. really alot synths in there aswell. that vintage comp kinda looks like a fairchild a bit.
any reviews on these?
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well i caved in and bought the bundle immediately. The green tape is very good. I plugged it across the master bus, changed the tapes, tweaked a few settings and the bass and kicks sounded instantly more solid, the highs more restrained. v.good. it seems easy to overdo it if you want to.

i used the preamp on NI FM8 to get a more gritty sound and it works well.

The tape delay, based on a Roland RE201 sounds great, though different to my real thing. I actually think i prefer the reverb coming from the plugin, but the tape delay from the HW. I have Stillwell Rocket and The Glue for compression duties, so i havent tried out the compressors in the bundle yet.

the tremelo and classic flanger sound good. infact, the vintage type fx all have a nice vibe to them.

havent tried the synths too much, but the piano module is great. I partially got the bundle cause i was thinking of getting the Korg M1 plug for pianos...but this reaktor ensemble does the trick.
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