Starting with software-based music production

[random variate]

Yep Andrew, Reaktor Player 6 is free though, and will run in the Komplete 9 environment. So you get the to use the *free* Blocks introductory instruments, but without deep edit capability, as you say.

And yes, its a tempter to try and get us to upgrade to Komplete 10.

In balance, I think Komplete 9 is an amazing amount of sound creation toolset for the money.

I was not sold on Blocks though... I think Reaktor 6 offers me enough for now. I am in love with Lazerbass at the moment, and have started playing around with the sequenced VST instruments.

Cheers

Tim
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From: Andrew Tarpinian<mailto:andrewtarpinian at gmail.com>
Sent: ‎07/‎01/‎2016 22:37
To: Music-bar<mailto:music-bar at lists.music-bar.org>
Subject: Re: Starting with software-based music production

> On Jan 7, 2016, at 4:57 PM, random variate <randomvariate at hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
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> Komplete 9 also enables you to use Reaktor Player 6, which opens the door to the new Blocks (virtual modular) NI synth concept.
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That's just the player, not being able to edit right?

I have K9. The dumbest thing I had to do this year was buy an upgrade for just Reaktor to 6. Because it's not in K10. K11 usually would comes out in the fall/winter, it didn't. NI just grabbing the money.
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