Buffeater

BUFFEATER

Buffeater is a real-time, dynamically ordered, granular multi-effect for all versions of Reaktor 5. The effect works by capturing live audio and storing it in a temporary buffer, which allows for real-time processing of the incoming audio using granular synthesis and other methods.

Features

6 realtime granular and buffer effects

Playable via MIDI

Advanced internal automation system

Independent automation speed and length per knob

Effect signal flow is dynamically re-ordered as you play

288 FX Presets and 60 Snapshots (Combos)

Kore and Maschine Templates

Time-stretching sample playback system

Multi-out support

Individual fx and multi-fx versions

346mb Sample Library

Sounds by: c2, Richard Devine, EVAC, Glitchmachines, Josh Hinden, Mike Huckaby, Haptic, Komposit, Rena Jones and Tembu (Bay Dawgz)

Extensive Documentation and Tutorial Video

Free Version Updates

How it works

Buffeater allows you take live audio and tweak elements of the sound such as time and pitch, while controlling he signal flow of the effects by the order in which you play. With Buffeater, you can easily achieve stutters, glitch, beat repeat/juggling and/or chopped and screwed effects.

System Requirements

Native Instruments Reaktor 5.15 for PC or MAC (compatible with Reaktor 5.5)
Reaktor Player is NOT supported.
Native Instruments Kore 2 (if using included Kore 2 template)
Native Instruments Maschine (if using included Maschine template)

Please visit Native Instruments website for more information.

Download Requirements

The package size for this download 274.2mb zipped, so please allow yourself ample time to download the file if you are on a slow internet connection. On a very fast connection, you should be able to download the package in about 7-10 minutes.

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