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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » March 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Anyone seen this new Reaktor ensemble?
Montana
Posted: 14th March 2004 19:09
LIME.lite v1.0

This thing kicks ass! The drummer bounces to your beat, and it sounds great.
danielmm
Posted: 14th March 2004 19:17
Is it in the NI user library?

dano
Cheeso
Posted: 14th March 2004 20:19
It is bad-ass, but there goes that secret out of the bag! Very Happy
ew
Posted: 14th March 2004 20:28
danielmm wrote:
Is it in the NI user library?

dano

Yeah,it is.I don't know how new you'd call it-the version I've got on my drive's from September Confused
ew
Shane Sanders
Posted: 14th March 2004 22:11
Absolutely slick!

-Shane
S_A_P®
Posted: 15th March 2004 03:58
sound is excellent as well..
Ned Bouhalassa
Posted: 15th March 2004 04:24
I love it. It's very, very cool, great sound, excellent snapshots! Only negative is that it is CPU-hungry... Shit! Very Happy
fleetmouse
Posted: 16th March 2004 05:31
Yeah, way too CPU hungry to justify its existence - I much prefer the beatslicer and memory drum from the standard library. Don't get me wrong, it's a brilliant ensemble and fun to play with, but would I use it in a track? Probably not...
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