Two Minutes of Reaktor Weirdness on YouTube - new video: M_RK_V a sequencer based on Markov-chains

[PALU]

I've posted sometime ago three first videos in a - I hope - series of a short Reaktor videos showcasing some of the thousands ensembles in the User Library . Hope to make a few more. Really interested in your comments about it - anything you would change in the next videos? Should I make videos about the paid ones too?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3fbvjW ... wP&index=1

http://bit.ly/sonochristof_TMORW

[shockedfrog]

I like this a lot - slick presentation, straight to the point and focusing on the sound/features with no voiceover distraction. I'm not using Reaktor (yet) but would definitely use videos like this as a resource if/when I do.

[Echoes in the Attic]

Great video! Nice to see something presented without extra fluff that makes it ten or twenty minutes long. Cool ensemble too, hasn’t heard of it.

[el-bo (formerly ebow)]

Saw these the other day, but forgot to comment. Great stuff! Look forward to more in the same style

[PALU]

Hey, thanks for all these positive comments I'm in the process of making new videos - finding new ensembles.

The plan was to make short informative videos - that are not "reviews" or full of talking with my thick accent . I'm very happy to see that it's exactly what you like guys .

[WasteLand]

like it! so many to discover, a little guidance is very welcome. great video, PALU!

[PALU]

Thanks WasteLand!

[deastman]

Just a matter of personal taste, but I’d prefer a voiceover. I don’t like reading text when it distracts me from following where the cursor is moving and what parameters are being modified.

[PALU]

Just a matter of personal taste, but I’d prefer a voiceover. I don’t like reading text when it distracts me from following where the cursor is moving and what parameters are being modified.

I thought about it, but in such short videos I think the sound of the ensemble should take a precedence. But I know there are viewers that find that annoying . Thanks for taking time to watch it and comment.

[PALU]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIzjyEb ... wP&index=1

New video - this time it's SOURCE the drum voice with many synthesis engines and two x/y pad controlled FX engines.

[imrae]

Beautiful production and a useful scope. A fine contribution to the community!

[PALU]

Beautiful production and a useful scope. A fine contribution to the community!

Thank you. I'm curious what is more interesting for people - the weird glitch ensembles or the more mainstream ones. I guess the stats will show in few months .

For sure the more esoteric ensembles take much more time to get into and I really try to provide accurate info even when the author of the ensemble gives almost no info at all. But it's always fun - I have to learn basics of sometimes very complicated stuff .

[thelizard]

These are great! I subscribed when this thread first started, and I was happy to see new videos pop up on my feed. It's nice to see a video series focused on exploring a massive, established, free Library instead of shallow runthroughs of expensive hype gear.

[PALU]

These are great! I subscribed when this thread first started, and I was happy to see new videos pop up on my feed. It's nice to see a video series focused on exploring a massive, established, free Library instead of shallow runthroughs of expensive hype gear.

Thanks Love your stuff by the way!

[PALU]

Next video in the series - this time very distinctive sounding additive FM synth called Atmorph:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69QAr8w ... 5MqYLa-FwP

Reminds me of OPL2 sounds and I think it will be a great contrast for more "analog" sounding synths...