How to: Making grime basslines with Reaktor Blocks | Native Instruments

Watch the latest Native Instruments tutorial video on how to to patch together a heavyweight grime bassline from scratch using REAKTOR Blocks. 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.
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[@kahtnipp]

I'm late to the modular game but I'm dedicated to learning as much as I can. I'm gonna see if I can find some more Reaktor videos now.

[@NeoFighterX]

Yoooo big big love to Native Instruments for holding up the community

[@cris_mastro]

Very nice way to making something new!!! Good work guys, as always

[@douglaspettway8166]

Great tutorial. As a new user of Reaktor I really appreciate these.

[@marcoantoniospaventi6699]

Awesome vid

[@BrettLavallee1]

This is pretty cool! You should add the dual buzz distorted multi mode filter from the Brett Blocks compilation for maximum grunginess. That thing is pretty sweet.

[@BrettLavallee1]

Hahaha cheers.

[@tomdickson503]

how do u download this I can't find it

[@birdsiview6845]

Reaktor has always been the shiz!

[@danapfranz]

In my version of Reaktor (6.4.0 (R2)), the West Coast DWG outputs are flipped upside down. This led to 10 or 15 minutes of wondering why no sound was coming from that branch, until I figured out I had it wired from the Out M of the West Coast DWG module to the input of the Paul filter rather than the intended Out T, because Out T is now the bottom of the 3 outputs of the West Coast DWG module.

[@division9184]

do you need the full version of reaktor to make this grime beats or just the prime blocks version or free version?

[@xXBAMitZJiLLXx]

Hi! I found this really interesting to watch, I was wondering if this particular patch that’s been made could be downloaded? I’d really like to use it

[@TerenceKearns]

Just follow along. It's easy :)

[@joemcmullen9629]

I'm confused in the fact of how can I actually use reaktor to make Sounds? Followed this video step by step but do is use my maschine mk3 on reaktor or do I use reaktor blocks in maschine? Any help please is appreciated!!

[@CakeHunter333]

Sorry for five months late, but hope this helps! Reaktor is a VST, much like Massive or Kontakt. Maschine is a DAW. So, to use reaktor, you will need to go into Reaktor (either in maschine or in standalone) and create a "new ensemble". With the new update, you can also go "new rack" and start from there. Hope this helps!

[@solaryzer]

HHMM i dont have a new.ens patch ????

[@shitmandood]

You have to click Edit and go to the Library tab to see it.

[@PascalMichkinE]

@@shitmandood Thanks...

[@shitmandood]

I can't seem to stay out of Reaktor these days. There seems to be a million different ways to build different sounds. Aside from the User Library, I wonder what Reaktor 7 is going to look like or contain.

[@TerenceKearns]

R7 will be able to open up a wormhole into the space/time continuum

[@dalereid4199]

I’m a serious grime producer and I can’t lie this beat is kinda nang still

[@zak8953]

What does ":nang" mean?

[@iamhated1292]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@ottam]

It means "cool".

[@V-A]

People stopped saying nang like 13 years ago lmfao

[@jerrellcollier3269]

Zeus actually real people never said it only computers geeks

[@Shareef2610]

very complicated

[@MrSTAYUP33]

'drunken laziness grimes known for'

[@BeatNazty]

I know its 4 am but... is it me or is this guys robotic speech pattern hard to follow?

[@mathieuverrier7980]

4 AM

[@hiltzhowes]

bit of both probs

[@malikmartin]

Love how he keeps inserting, "simple", "nothing special". Maybe someone with love for the genre should be making the video?

[@UK-nf3ui]

It is a real simple sound to make on a synth though in comparison to a more technical patch. Don't think he was trying to slag off grime man, the genre does use pretty simple sound design. Doesn't mean it's bad