Reaktor/Wishlists

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[edit] Reaktor 6 wishlist

You can add features which you think are neccessay or desirable for the next version of Reaktor, just go to "edit this page".

• Thread on Reaktor User Forum
• FFT desired by all advanced instrument builders
• Sample preview in sample browser window
• Record samples inside Reaktor//this can already be done//add 24 bit recording in standalone
• Ability to export sample maps as wavs & more control over maps
• NRPN control assignment
• Macro Object Inheritance / Ghost Copies (i.e., changes made to one macro are made to all macros of the same type. This saves you the time of having to copy and paste 20 macros that you just edited.)
• More help and in depth descriptions on how to utilize event and audio tables.
• Reaktor 4 was heavily lacking in quantity of instruments, Reaktor 6 should come with a library as large as Reaktor 3's built in library. Flashy, bloated ensembles are nice, but a wider variety of functional instruments would be more useful than a 50 megabyte 2 oscillator synth.
• Macros and modules should be allowed back into the main ensemble structure view. With the Reaktor 4 update, this was disabled for the user.
• Import more audio format (rex, mp3, AAC...)
• Ability to program own modules with text code, not graphically
• Scripting Language like Kontakt 2's KSP mainly for advanced midi control
• Proper & CPU friendly midi sequencers for live use
• Additive resynthesis
• VST module to insert e.g dedicated efx
• New oscillators that have a fuller, less digital sound
• MIDI file player module
• drawable anti-aliased oscillator (absynth style)
• internal recording higher than 16bit resolution
• Trim/cut/normalize etc in sample map
• Send and receive SYSEX (System Exclusive).
• Remove the distinction between contol resolution and audio resolution so that the control signals can work in real time. This would allow for accurate pitch tracking and other wonderful things
• Option to disable the grid when editing the Panel.
• less cpu usage
• Optional wire clean-up
• View and compare structure using more than one window. Similarly, with the panel/interface view, separating instruments and effects into separate windows.
• Trasparency for every single element (not just for mouse area)