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Reaktor
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Top User Library ensembles for cinematic sound design
Go from classical scores to sci-fi sound effects and ambiences with the best user-made ensembles for REAKTOR.
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Who Else – Catching up with Modeselektor
Modeselektor open up about their favorite current studio gadgets and how they integrate MASCHINE into their live setup.
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Create unconventional melodies and harmonies with Hexcel for REAKTOR
Stimulate your creative juices with the free Harmonic Table-based sequencer for REAKTOR and create complex, semi-random melodies with Hexcel.
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Mutating sounds with Jesse Osborne-Lanthier
The sound-design artist on happy accidents, the secret power of ABSYNTH and the ethics of using presets…
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8 free breakbeat ensembles for REAKTOR
Exploring beats outside the four-by-four kick drum formula with the best user-made and easy to use breakbeat ensembles available for…
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STILL: Wired and Futuristic
Explore the experimental sounds of PAN's STILL, an Italian artist with a feel for dancehall and the modern electronic.
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Secrets of electronic interfaces: Modularity
PUSH TURN MOVE and PATCH & TWEAK author Kim Bjørn explores methods for interfacing with music through hardware and software.
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Surachai on metaphysical experimentations
Find out how the LA producer creates modular, metal experiments with REAKTOR…
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7 free modular ensembles for REAKTOR
A round-up of the most interesting, fun, and unpredictable modular ensembles from the User Library.
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How James Peck made the Reaktor User Library’s most popular ensemble of 2018
Canadian producer memorecks, real-name James Peck, talks about how he made the VHS Audio Degradation Suite, the most downloaded Reaktor…
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The 10 most downloaded free REAKTOR ensembles of 2018
A 2018 roundup of the ten most successful ensembles from the REAKTOR User Library.
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9 free dub effects for REAKTOR
Download the most authentic-sounding dub ensembles from the REAKTOR User Library…