Reaktor - MIDI & OSC Learn | Simon Hutchinson

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
  • How to use MIDI continuous controller knobs or OSC devices to control Reaktor.
    In this short video, I demonstrate how to use a Korg nanoKontrol 2 and iPhone with TouchOSC to control the knobs that we've been putting on to our Reaktor ensembles.
    Why use a centuries-old control--the piano keyboard--to make new music?
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Komentáře • 11

  • @mindmelt1111
    @mindmelt1111 Před 3 lety +2

    Great Video! How do you delete or clear the learned control?

    • @SimonHutchinson
      @SimonHutchinson  Před 3 lety +2

      Check the "Connect" menu on the left-hand side (next to view). You can delete MIDI connections there.

  • @kimmolaine665
    @kimmolaine665 Před rokem +1

    Hi Simon and thank you for the excellent reaktor tutorials!
    Question: is there a way to get access to raw Midi CC value in my Reaktor.. 'code'? I mean, I would like to create a Reaktor block with an knob, use the assign to Midi and then do some special handling for each received Midi CC and then output value that I can use elsewhere.

    • @SimonHutchinson
      @SimonHutchinson  Před rokem +2

      I'm not really sure how you would do this within Reaktor, but maybe someone here can comment. In my case, I would probably do any sophisticated transformations of MIDI data in Max/MSP or PureData, then send those events to Reaktor for the synthesis. One of my philosophies is to try to let every software do the thing that it's best at, and not be afraid to bring in other tools. That way, if everything's doing what it does best, maybe there's a clearer path to great aesthetic results!

  • @BulkiestSplash2
    @BulkiestSplash2 Před 3 lety +1

    Very interesting, does it work with bluetooth too? Also how do you reset to default values ?

    • @SimonHutchinson
      @SimonHutchinson  Před 3 lety +2

      If you're sending the OSC (or MIDI) data over bluetooth it should work. You can mess with all of these settings more manually (including resetting them) by going click on the knob or slider and going to to "Connect" on the upper left. Let me know how it goes!

  • @benmowatmusic
    @benmowatmusic Před 2 lety

    Thanks! It doesn't seem to work when Reaktor is a plugin in logic though... how do you do that?

    • @SimonHutchinson
      @SimonHutchinson  Před 2 lety

      Hmmm. Your DAW might be hijacking the MIDI or OSC messages. You can always re-learn (right-click) the MIDI Controls with Reaktor as a plugin too.

  • @mariomijatovic7847
    @mariomijatovic7847 Před 3 lety

    how can i map my midi controller (trigger finger) to the reaktor knobs (let say groovebox and i want to control the decay knob) how can i map it? the learn midi won't run nor recognize the turning of knob. it recognizes some pads but that changes the entire scene.

    • @SimonHutchinson
      @SimonHutchinson  Před 3 lety

      Hmm. There are a lot of factors here, so it's kind of impossible to troubleshoot remotely. You should try to figure out what CC your Trigger Finger is sending (maybe check the manual?), and then make sure it's in the MIDI devices for Reaktor. You can always see what a knob is listening to in the "Connect" pane in the upper left. Good luck!