How to use Reaktor Create your own Filter 3nd time

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How to use Reaktor Create your own Filter 3nd time

This is yosi from Chillout with Beats.

This time, I will organize the panel of the filter with saturation that I made last time.

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Organizing the panel

At present, the range of Filter and Saturator is unclear as follows.

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As a simple method, you can create a border by putting each in the macro separately.

Put it in the macro in the Filter part and the Saturator part.

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Right-click in Instrument and click "New Macro".

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Copy and paste all Filter modules into this.

Similarly, Saturator will create a new Macro.

You can give it a name by double-clicking on the red frame.

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The following is the state where everything is put in the macro and named.

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As you can see, Filter does not have "Out" and Saturator does not have "In".

First, add "In" and "Out".

Double-click "Filter" to display the inside of the macro.

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

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Connect "Out" of "Selector" and "Out" you just made.

Similarly for "Saturator", create "In" and connect it to "Mixer".

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Now create "In" and "Out" on the Instrument.

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Ensemble also needs to connect "In" and "Out".

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Take a look at the panel.

It's a little clunky, but it has a border.

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Click the key mark and move it a little to arrange it.

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How to use Reaktor Create your own Filter 3th Summary

You can name the knobs and border labels as you like.

If you give it a name that is easy for you to understand, you will have a truly personalized Filter.

Next time, we will support stereo.

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