Reaktor 5
Articles about Reaktor 5:
Tim Exile of Warp Records explains his Reaktor 5 based live performance setup.
The hardware array controls various custom-made processors in Reaktor.
More info at TheNowWave.
Native Instruments has introduced The Finger, a $79 keyboard-controlled performance effects processor developed with electronic music artist Tim Exile of Warp Records.
Based on Reaktor 5, The Finger is designed to be a musical tool for sound mangling and live remixing in the studio and on stage.
“I’ve always been into the idea of playing electronics like you play acoustic instruments.” says Tim Exile, designer of The Finger. “I used to sit at the back of class at school tapping out jungle breaks and edits. That’s when I fell in love with my fingers. I want to go on sound adventures by finger alone.”
You can download a free EP of music by Tim Exile, created with The Finger, via The Now Wave. Read more…
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In this video Tim Exile performs YouTube Killed The Now Wave Star using Native Instruments‘ Reaktor 5.
The camera work for this video is fantastic, giving you a high resolution look over Exile’s shoulder as he performs the piece.
This series of videos looks at how to make a software synthesizer with Native Instruments Reaktor 5.
