Overview

Status: Available | Released: Jul 20th, 2010

When our star trainer, Scott Freiman offered to "Kreate" Native Instrument Komplete Tips and Tricks for mPV we thought about it for about a tenth of a millisecond and yelled, "ABSOLUTELY!" That's because there is no better master of anything Native Instruments than our very own "Kaptain" Scott.

NI Komplete is a production galaxy all to itself. With a stellar line up of Kontakt, Absynth, Guitar Rig Pro, Reaktor, Massive, FM8 and Battery there is a whole universe of production tips, tricks and secrets just waiting for you to discover.

Many of us have been using Native Instruments' sounds in our productions for years. And many of us have been waiting for someone like Scott Freiman to help us explore all hidden features of the amazing NI soft synths. So join Scott on this incredible, adventure into the the deepest, darkest, black hole "Korners" of Komplete as he "Kompiles" and shares his vast quantities of heretofore unknown NI Komplete secrets!

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: What's New In Absynth 5

Section 2: Section 2: Morphapalooza!

Section 3: Section 3: AET - Authentic Expression Technology

Section 4: Section 4: REAKTOR 5.5

Section 5: Section 5: More on REAKTOR 5.5

Section 6: Section 6: Guitar Rig 4 & FX

Section 7: Section 7: Getting Organized

Section 8: Section 8: A MASSIVE Month!

Section 9: Section 9: Giving You the FINGER!

Section 10: Section 10: Electronic Instruments Vol. 2

Section 11: Section 11: Sound Sculpting

Section 12: Section 12: Loop Mangling

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Reviews

Sound of Sine wrote on February 20, 2016

Happy with most of the tutorials and some amazing sound design tips and tricks. Just a few tutorials are outdated as the older NI Kore is mentioned a few times, which perhaps only a handful of Kore users would understand, but the principles to how instruments are used and manipulated with Kore could be applied to something like the Maschine Software. All the other stuff involved follow up a treat and I'm glad I watch them all.
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Bernardo wrote on October 13, 2013

Great course, only with tips and tricks videos you can actually get out off only basic settings on your mix and learn some little extra skills.
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C1ph3rd wrote on March 29, 2013

Another great TNT. This one covers some older versions, but is still very applicable to Komplete 8. Lots of interesting and informative tips in here. Worth a watch.
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Lou wrote on December 29, 2012

Very useful tutorials, especially the workaround when adding libraries in Kontakt and the morphing techniques using Reaktor.
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John Lambrou wrote on April 26, 2012

Useful for every NI enthusiast . . . the detailed tour of Akkord and Metaphysical Function are worth the price of admission alone!
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Enrico wrote on November 10, 2011

Very Clear and Cool tutorial!!! why YOU DON'T MAKE A REAKTOR one?!
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Ric Marrero wrote on April 3, 2011

Really good tutorials. Komplete is extremely complex and, being a Logic Pro Master Pro, I know how much effort it is to go through manuals and software options. Very helpful for me and I believe will be very helpful for novices. Thanks.
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Sir Francis wrote on October 25, 2010

Komplete 7 (and 5, my previous version) has so much complexity I'm very glad there is a TNT for it. Mind you, I wouldn't mind more indepth, or specific tutorials for Reaktor, Absynth & Massive. And video is so much better than reading a manual.
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Anthony Walsh wrote on September 25, 2010

I'm really enjoying TNT 1! I'm ashamed to say I hadn't been using the Aetherizer in Absynth 5 but started using it immediately and to great effect in a current production after viewing this tutorial. I found the section on A.E.T. technology in Kontakt 4 especially helpful. It cleared up a lot of questions and as always, Scott does it in a concise, methodical manner. He leaves no stone unturned and does it slowly so that the viewer can follow along with him. Scott seems to have an endless amount of information on this stuff. A great way to learn and I am looking forward to next months lesson!
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