See what Molekular's (a powerful, modular FX rack built on Native Instruments' Reaktor technology) highly configurable processor can do to creatively morph and transform your audio in this 29-tutorial course by synth expert Matt Vanacoro.

Imagine filling up four DSP slots with up with an array of different modules to twist, undulate and transfigure your audio into anything imaginable. Now add to that some unlimited control and morphing possibilities. What you end up with is Molekular, Native Instruments new multifunctional, experimental, modular audio processor.

In this course – by trainer Matt Vanacoro – you get to see just how this deep DSP monster machine works. He starts with an exploration of Molekular's unique interface. From there Matt explores Molekular's incredible deep DSP. You learn all about the four DSP slots: Spectral, Temporal, Mod and DIstort. You see their uniques routing paths and how to swap, crossfade and patch them.

Next up is the Morpher. This is the heart of Molekular's magic. Here is where you create unlimited transformations based entirely upon the powerful movement of the Morpher's Motion control.

There is much, much more to this deep plugin. That's why we suggest that you hang out a while with trainer Matt Vanacoro as he guides you through this amazing, modular DSP machine.

Table of Contents;

1. What is Molekular?
2. Installing and Activating In Service Center
3. Hosting Molekular in Reaktor
4. Getting Sound Into Molekular
5. Loading Preset Snapshots
6. Saving Presets
7. A and B Panels in Molekular
8. An Overview of the Modulation Section
9. Routing and Master Controls
10. The DSP Section
11. Looking at the Morpher
12. Dual Delay, EQ and Filter
13. Level and Metaverb
14. DSP Slot 1: Spectral
15. DSP Slot 2: Temporal
16. DSP Slot 3: Mod
17. DSP Slot 4: Distort
18. Routing Paths
19. Swapping and Crossfading
20. Patching
21. Pitch Quantization
22. A Closer Look at the Morpher Controls
23. Assigning Modulation
24. Managing Modulations
25. Cross Modulation
26. Macro Controls
27. Adding Motion
28. Quantizing Morph Motion
29. What's Next?