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Reaktor
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How to get started with modular synths for free
Learn what modular synthesis is and how to build a modular synth using REAKTOR 6 Player and Blocks Base from…
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Download our top 5 free drone synths for REAKTOR
Create a multiverse of celestial sounds with ambient synths from the User Library…
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4 ways to make your digital tracks sound more analog
Here's how you can emulate the sounds of vintage hardware and old-school techniques without ever leaving the box.
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Download our top 5 free FM synths for REAKTOR
Embrace unpredictability with these frequency modulation must-haves from the User Library…
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Making Mixing Easier: Meet iZotope’s Neutron 4
Introducing the latest mixing software innovation from iZotope, Neutron 4. Spend more time producing music, and less time fixing mix…
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Five free dynamics tools from the REAKTOR User Library
Create movement and texture with deep and daring dynamics…
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5 free REAKTOR vocal effects to help you stand out from the crowd
Change up your vocal chain with these unique takes on studio staples like reverb, delay, and tape saturation.
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5 free sci-fi sound effect generators for REAKTOR
Trekking across the User Library in search of the very best Blocks and Ensembles for spaced out soundscapes.
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Dream Machine is an always-on, procedurally-generated beats machine
REAKTOR Library hero James Peck, aka memorecks, and Daniel Berzen of Space Agency explain how they brought this unique audio-visual…
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Free Blocks, live-coding, and more: Let’s explore Toybox Audio’s REAKTOR toolkits
Peter Kirn warms up with a free modular patch, then looks at ways to connect REAKTOR with TidalCycles and LiveCore.
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Synthesis gone nuclear: 25 years of REAKTOR
Learn how our do-it-all synthesis platform has been powering the NI ecosystem since 1996.
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Trap king UZ on his Trinity Deluxe album and his studio favorites
The prolific French producer talks about KONTAKT and REAKTOR and the past, present, and future of his sound.