These 3 Reaktor Instruments Are Now Free

Rounik Sethi on Tue, January 2nd 0 comments

Start the new year with these three inventive Reaktor ensembles which are now free for a limited-time only. DropSynth, A Memory of Light, and WavCloud are yours to download.

Good news for Native Instruments Reaktor lovers. If you own the full Reaktor 6 you will be faintly energised this New Year by the news that three previously paid-for ensembles by Flintpope are now free.

WAVCLOUD

A sample-morpher for Reaktor 6: a pair of grain-resynth sample players (that between them access 127 wavs) are routed through a cloud delay. Then there is a tempo-synced LFO, filter and envelope and a set of master FX: sub-bass (single-note at C60), vinyl crackle, tape-hiss, reverb, chorus, frequency shift and a limiter. That’s WAVCLOUD.

Web: https://flintpope.net/2017/10/29/wavcloud/

DROPSYNTH

A mixed drag and drop sample player and four-oscillator (x2) synth, both with versatile LFO sections (adapted from Reaktorblocks Bento Box) to modify the sound.

Web: http://bit.ly/droPsyn

A MEMORY OF LIGHT

A Memory of Light is a Flintpope Reaktor Blocks instrument featuring 40 sounds that bypass the usual waveform synthesis. Instead it combines a wind-synth oscillator with a noise generator through a pair of reverbs and a tape delay to create a mix of ethereal, powerful and lonely textures.

Web: http://bit.ly/meMofLght

Remember, the above can be downloaded for free, or you can donate any amount you wish as a thank you to Flintpope.

Interested in learning more about Reaktor? Check out these Reaktor online courses: https://ask.audio/academy?nleloc=application/reaktor

Rounik Sethi

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