Reaktorprojekts

Reaktorprojekts, also known as reaktorprojekt, is an audio and effects device developed by Native Instruments, a German music technology company. The device is a fully PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) based, modular software synthesizer and effects processor.

Reaktorprojekts was released in the early 2000s as a standalone application, allowing users to create complex electronic music productions. The device featured a user-friendly interface and supported a wide range of audio processing capabilities, including filtering, distortion, reverb, delay, and other effects.

The Reaktorprojekts platform was based on Native Instruments' proprietary software called Reaktor, which allowed users to create and share custom instrument and effects patches. This modular approach enabled users to experiment with and combine various audio processing techniques to create unique sounds.

The device gained a loyal following among electronic music producers and live performers, who appreciated its flexibility and customization capabilities. Although Reaktorprojekts is no longer a popular product among mainstream electronic musicians, it remains an important part of the history of electronic music production and software synthesizers.

Reaktorprojekts was part of the Reaktor community, a platform that allowed users to share and download custom instruments and effects. The community aspect of the product enabled users to collaborate, share knowledge, and develop new ideas.

Today, Reaktor and its community continue to influence the development of audio Plug-ins and software synthesizers, and some producers and musicians still use Reaktor in their creative process.