NI Reaktor User Library - GRIP Tutorial

Описание

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In this video, I showcase GRIP, a relatively new ensemble from the Reaktor User Library.

Download Grip here - http://www.native-instruments.com/en/community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/7775/?fb_locale=ko_KR


GRIP polyphonic grain cloud synth for NI Reaktor
Uwe G. Hoenig, 2012-2014

Videos
- Some presets (same sounds as above):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2SRr4raXhM
- A live demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IvVz3q94KY

Help and contact
See the "B" panel of GRIP or here for a quick guide:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/69695064/GRIP_Help.png
To contact me please use the comments in the Reaktor user library.

GRIP
• is an instrument between sampler and synth
• is based on Reaktor's Grain Cloud module
• is a late successor to my "Travelizer" from the NI library
• offers a nice set of samples and presets
• can be played polyphonically from a MIDI keyboard or other controllers
• produces a great variety of sounds, depending on the samples and settings
• offers extensive and some rather unique modulation possibilities
• can also be used with live audio input

Some tech specs
• granular synthesis based on pre-loaded samples or live input
• up to 30 simultaneous grains per voice
• granular parameters include pitch, pitch slide, position, legth, distance, gain, envelope and various jitter parameters
• can use stereo samples or stereo live audio in, signal path is stereo throughout
• LP/BP/HP filter
• two LFOs, polyphonic
• four envelope generators, polyphonic
• one envelope follower, polyphonic
• two random generators, polyphonic
• a reverb (taken from "Prism"), polyphonic (yes!) and with modulatable reverb time
• a simple delay effect with feedback
• the panel includes many LEDs for visualizing the modulations, this layout is made for six-voice polyphony

Requirements
• Reaktor 5.9.0 or newer
• GRIP can be quite CPU-intensive; reduce the instrumet's voices if you encounter crackles etc.
• a current-generation i5/i7 cpu is recommended for 6-voice polyphony (GRIP's default)