The beat-slicer, flanger, filter, delay, and reverb effects included in Twisted Tools’ Rolodecks multieffects unit for REAKTOR are incredibly fun and inspirational. But you can really take things to the next level by adding other REAKTOR effects to the proceedings. Here’s how…
First, apologies for the lack of posts over the past month or so (more on this later).
The news is that I am currently producing a major tutorial series for one of the industry’s big players. I can’t provide much detail at this time, but rest assured that a) it is going to be a ridiculously good value for the money, and b) you’ll be receiving a discount code (make sure to stay on you’re on the email list)
That is all (for now).
Two things I’ve heard a great deal about over the past months are NI’s Maschine (no surprise there) and the Twisted Tools ensembles for REAKTOR. I thought a quick tutorial showing the two joining forces would hit the spot…
I know that many Bluewater VST viewers do not have Facebook accounts, so I will be releasing the (originally Facebook-only) Resochord series in installments right here. Let’s get started with an intro and overview. Much more to come…
I’ll admit it: This one’s a little dry. But if you’ve ever experienced the frustration of getting your sound just right only to have the snapshot you thought you saved vanish without a trace, you’ll understand why knowing this stuff is so crucial. A seven-minute investment of your time will save you hours of frustation…
