REAKTOR SOUND GENERATOR - SPACE DRONE - FUTURISTIC SOUNDS

[@TommyGravenOfficial]

How are you getting this sound into your DAW? I am unable to record this. I fire it up and it just goes on its own and I cannot route it to use it.

[@esp-music]

Hey Tommy, for this video, I recorded the sounds using Reaktor's built-in recording function. That's probably the easiest - record something you like using the generator and import it to your DAW. Also, I know for a fact that in ProTools, I can use the Reaktor plug-in on an Audio track (i've used that for guitar effects). If it's an audio track and not midi, it should record whatever sound it is you are creating.

[@kjc9trader491]

@@esp-music : I am having the same issue - cannot get it to record in my DAW - or to trigger it with my keyboard conroller... I see the record function - and I did record with it - but then I cannot find it to use it after that (Not real savvy with files and such)...Please (2 years later) rsvp if you can help!... Using Win 11 and Studio1 DAW...

[@esp-music]

@@kjc9trader491 Hi KJC, sorry for the late reply! I can help you! First, go to your file explorer, click on C: drive, then click on Users, find your user name and click (if you dont know your user name, click whatever files are there), click on documents, then Native Instruments, THEN Reaktor 6 (or whatever version you have), then library, and finally Audio Files. An easier way to record is to play your space drone as an instrument track and have the output go to an audio channel. Record audio as the instrument plays. Also, since this is a noise generator, you can't trigger it with your keyboard (it's all random). you can only manipulate the sound from the knobs in reaktor itself. Hope this helps!

[@mikearts6836]

Where do i get this ens? i cant find it

[@esp-music]

You can find it in Reaktor Player 6 from native instruments, which is free.