How to use Reaktor Add LFO to Delay XNUMX

How to use Reaktor Add LFO to Delay XNUMX

This is yosi from Chillout with Beats.

This is the second article that adds an LFO to Delay three times.

The previous article is here.

How to use Reaktor Add LFO to Delay XNUMX

Using Reaktor Adding an LFO to Delay XNUMX This is yosi from Chillout with Beats.In the article I wrote the other day, I learned how to make a chorus using a delay and an LFO, so I'll add an LFO to the delay so that I can make it with Reaktor...

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How to use Reaktor Add LFO to Delay XNUMX

How to use Reaktor This is yosi from 3 Chillout with Beats, which adds an LFO to the Delay. This is the second article that adds LFO to Delay over three times.Here is the previous article. What you can learn in 2 articles ・How to add LFO ・BPM...

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2019.11.03

What you can learn in 3 articles

Changing the LFO range by switching between Unipolar and Bipolar

First of all, we will implement it from the previous homework of changing the range of LFO by switching between Unipolar and Bipolar.

Currently, you can only change the Amplitude of the LFO.

To do this, add "Add" after "Type" and connect the knob to the "Type" Out.

Right-click and click "Built-In Module"-> "Math"-> "Add".

Right-click on "Add" and click "Create Control"

Then connect as follows.

Try moving the knobs on the panel by arranging them appropriately.

Switch controls with stack macros

The stack macro is a macro that allows you to switch the display of the controls stored in it.

It's hard to understand this as a word, so please watch the video below.

I will implement it.

Right-click and click "Built-In Module"-> "Panel"-> "Stacked Macro"

"Stacked Macro" can be created.

Double-click to open.

Right-click and click "New Macro" repeatedly to create two Macros.

Two Macros have been created.

Right-click and click Built-In Module-> Terminal-> In Port.

Then right-click and click "Built-In Module"-> "Panel"-> "Panel Index".

The Panel Index displays the first macro when it receives a "0" and the next macro when it receives a "1".It seems that macros can be increased as much as the specification allows.

This time connect the Sync button.
Not limited to the Sync button, the default button outputs "0" when it is OFF and "1" when it is ON.

Connect "In Port" and "Panel Index".

Copy (right-click) Freq from the upper hierarchy.

Open "Stacked Macro", open the first "Macro" and paste.

Right-click and click Built-In Module-> Terminal-> Out Port.

Connect "Out Port" and "Freq".

Double-click in the empty space to move up one level.

Out is made in the first Macro.

It's hard to understand because it goes back and forth between layers.
I prepared a GIF video for the time being.

Move up one level and copy all the red frames in the figure below. (Freq is not included)

Now paste it into the second macro.

Right-click and click Built-In Module-> Terminal-> Out Port.

Connect "Multiply" and "Out Port".

Go up one level and right-click and click "Built-In Module"-> "Terminal"-> "Out Port". (Prepare two)

Connect "Macro" and "Out Port" respectively.

Go up one level, delete the modules you no longer need, and connect "Stacked Macro" and "Selector".

I took a video here.

Correction of panel position

Also modify the panel.

I will erase it later, but I will correct it with the border of "Stacked Macro" displayed.

The border of "Stacked Macro" disappears when "Frame" of "View" is set to "OFF".

How to use Reaktor Add LFO to Delay XNUMX Summary

I learned how to add an LFO three times.

There are many steps, but it's not difficult.