I'm running LAP 4.8.1 and Reaktor 3.0 on a dp G4 800 mhz with 1.5 gig of ram. Is Reaktor multitimberal? Can I have one instance of Reaktor running and control 16 different instrument within the Reaktor program. As it is now, I am only able to have one ensemble present at a time. Can I program reaktor to have more than one synth? Can Reaktor receive on all 16 midi channels or is channel 1 its only line of communication???? Thanks for your help!!! Chronos needstudios@...

on 2/4/02 5:49 PM, donfabioz at donfabioz@... wrote: > Is Reaktor multitimberal? Can I have one instance of Reaktor > running and control 16 different instrument within the Reaktor > program. yes > As it is now, I am only able to have one ensemble present at a > time. yes you can only have one ensemble open at a time but just open a couple of separate instruments inside reaktor via 'insert' and assign each one to receive on a separate midi channel. Simon.

At 7:13 PM +0100 4/2/02, loksu wrote: >> As it is now, I am only able to have one ensemble present at a >> time. > >yes you can only have one ensemble open at a time but just open a couple of >separate instruments inside reaktor via 'insert' and assign each one to >receive on a separate midi channel. You can also incorporate several instruments on separate MIDI channels within one Reaktor Ensemble. That's the standard Reaktor approach to multi-timbral operation. Len http://www.swiftkick.com