Native Instruments has introduced Reaktor Spark, a Kore Soundpack based on the new "Spark" performance synthesizer.
Reaktor Spark is a library addition for Reaktor users as well as a sound library for Kore 2 and the free Kore Player.
Spark combines subtractive synthesis with internal feedback loops and various other features. That is designed to allow its distinctive sonic output to “cut through any musical arrangement with vivid, animated and organic tones, ” according to Native Instruments.
The Reaktor Spark soundpack built around Spark makes this synth accessible for users of Kore 2 and the free Kore Player, providing 200 presets as well as sound-tweaking options through the unified Kore interface. Owners of Reaktor have access to the full set of Spark’s parameter and control elements, and can also explore and modify the signal flow structure of this instrument.
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Download purchase in the NI Online Shop for $59.
For additional information on Reaktor Spark: www.native-instruments.com/reaktorspark.info.
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