Monthly Archives: June 2009

Making Counters in Reaktor core

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So I hope to start a series of posts about using Reaktor core. Reaktor core is very powerful, but can be a little daunting at first. I was lucky enough to learn from Martijn Zwartjes while at CalArts, and I’m going to try my best to show some of the things were key to helping me understand core a little better. In this post I’m going to build a counter. Nothing fancy, just nuts and bolts.

Core Audio Cell

Core Audio Cell


 

Audio vs. Event Core Cell

To start we need to create an empty “Audio core cell”. The reason we need an Audio cell instead of an Event cell, is that we need access to the Sample Rate Clock. Since the Sample clock only runs at Audio rate, it only works right in the Audio core cell. It is possible to select a Sample Rate Clock in an Event core cell, but it wont work the way we need.

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Google I/O After Hours 2009

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Google I/O 2009 After Hours party! We had a wonderful time meeting and talking to you, and hope you enjoyed interacting with Bricktable. Big thanks to Google for putting so many great people and exciting projects in one room. Also, the food was great ;)

If you have more photos or video’s, please share them with us.

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