In the latest Native Instruments tutorial video, find out how to to patch together a heavyweight grime bassline from scratch using REAKTOR Blocks. Get to know the basics of Blocks, and build your very own instrument.
Product expert Joe Rossitter shows you how to get started with modular and subtractive synthesis by designing a bespoke two-oscillator bass synth from the ground up – suitable for grime, bassline house, garage and other bass music genres. Gain a better understanding of how REAKTOR works, and create your own grime beats using subtractive synthesis.
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