Heavens*onEarth has updated Electric for Reaktor to v1.1.
This update extends version 1.0 with a new snapshot bank, feature enhancements, and it uses 25% less CPU. There’s also a new manual with 3D graphics renderings of star formations.
New Features in The Electric Ensemble:
New Features in The Electric Ensemble:
- Performance Enhancements: The mixer, overdrive, and portamento circuits were CPU-optimized to realize a typical 25% improvement in CPU usage.
- Improved Analog Emulation: Especially obvious in monophonic modes, consecutive voices are now slightly detuned and vary very slightly, particularly providing a deeper range in bass timbres as a consequence of more detailed internal analog circuit emulation.
- Polyphonic Portamento: Additional logic ensures, in polyphonic modes, that portamento tracks from the most recently played note. In typical Reaktor designs, glide in polyphonic modes occurs from one of the prior voices randomly, because this is a very difficult circuit to build and understand.
- Improved Bipolar AM: The direction and gain for modulation from the bipolar sources (the two LFOs) to amplitude modulation of the oscillators and noise generator now functions more intuitively.
- Enhanced Documentation: The manual has been updated with the new Heavens*onEarth fonts and stellar graphics, as well as 1.1 features. Heavens*onEarth found one error in the 1.0 documentation. It stated there were two 2-pole low-pass filter modes. One of the 2-pole modes (Br) is actually a custom rendition of a band reject filter (usually referred to as a “notch filter” in Reaktor documentation).
- Bank 2 Snapshots.
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