Native Instruments REAKTOR's Massive - Part 6 - We Are In Control

[tomskipomski]

really great tutorials!!!..many thanks for taking the time to go through Massive...theres another Massive isnt there?? Massive 1.1...i'm guessing from the look of it that it goes a stage or two beyond :)...thanks again....another vote here for more tutorials on other Ensembles.

[bkallmer]

@tomskipomski Thank you very much. The main difference I detect between the two versions of Massive is that 1.1 is hooked up to Snapper (the snapshot sequencer—drop by the website for a tutorial on that)...

[dirtypunk13]

Great work ! Thanks for taking the time, pretty helpful.

[bkallmer]

@dirtypunk13 Cool—glad the vids are enlightening.

[dessiplaer]

Loving these instructional videos! As I said before, they've been a big help. I'm hoping that you'll tackle some of the oyher Reactor ensembles as well.

[bkallmer]

@dessiplaer Thank you—glad you like them. Open to suggestions on future ensembles...

[0GSystem]

@bkallmer Agree with dessiplaer. I would like to see sinebeats 2 get under your inspection! that's an ensamble that sounds really cool scrolling through the snapshots, but i don't understand it at all. After your tutorials i feel like a newschool and massive expert!

[module8]

@0GSystem ... Was just about to suggest Sinebeats too! Would be very interested in seeing you pick apart that beast, its quite easily one of my favorite ensemble and has a lot of untapped potential

Anyhow, thanks Brent... you da man

[bkallmer]

@module8 Good man. Alright, that's vote number two in favor of Sinebeats. Can I get a third?

[bkallmer]

Awesome. BTW, I had been thinking Sinebeats as well (and right now, I'm as mystified by it as you are)...

[JSprayaEntertainment]

nice man