Native Instruments releases first season of Komplete TruTorials

Native Instruments has released season one of Komplete TruTorials. Following in the footsteps of the ever-popular Maschine TruTorials series, each video explains an inspirational sonic tip or trick using Komplete instruments and effects in 90 seconds or less. The sounds featured take inspiration from a current wave of electronic producers, many of whom recently contributed to season one of NI's Komplete Sketches.

Each video takes the form of an annotated step-by-step method for creating an inspiring sound using Native Instruments instruments and effects. Featured products include Massive, Form, Replika XT, Reaktor Blocks, and FM8. For videos in which a more detailed understanding of the process may be helpful, accompanying Knowledge Base articles are provided.

The full tracklist is as follows:

1. Snapshot Switchup: Rhythmically switch between snapshots in Reaktor instruments.
2. Lost in Space: Turn a piano riff into an ethereal pad with Una Corda.
3. Shapeshift & Switch: Use Form to transform one sample into multiple synth patches, then switch between them on the fly.
4. Arpeggi8: Create happy accidents with randomized arpeggios in FM8.
5. Apocalyptic Kick: Use Replika XT to transform a kick drum sample into squealing pad texture.
6. Mighty Morphing: Morph seamlessly between different sounds in Rounds.
7. The Vocalizer: Transform your vocals with the Guitar Rig 5 Pro Harmonic Synthesizer and Reflektor reverb.
8. Roll the Dice: Load your own samples into Polyplex, create random kit variations, and cycle through them with MIDI.
9. The Jackhammer: Use LFOs to create an abrasive, percussive sub bass in Massive.
10. Modular Mangling: Add dynamic modulation to any track using Reaktor Blocks as an effects framework.
11. Glitch 'n' Go: Use MIDI to apply glitch effects in real time with The Finger.
12. Out of the Aether: Create harmonic clouds of grain delay with the Aetherizer effect in Absynth 5.

All twelve videos are available at: www.native-instruments.com/kompletetrutorials or via the NI YouTube channel: www.YouTube.com/nativeinstruments