Where is the mouth in reaktor

See if it detects your voice? Now create a new track, put Mouth there. For The Mouth make sure it's armed and monitoring is enabled, then select input for recording your midi keyboard.

Should work now PS. Turn the gain down on the mic lead input before you do the 48v thing, then turn it up to get a good level. A PS: worked for me as both vst and vsti - just had to play with the faders on both tracks to get the mix acceptable. Everything's working as it should now; not sure I would have been able to figure this out on my own. It also works for me with either vst or vsti. I really appreciate all the help.

Thanks for that last tip Vendetta - I couldn't figure out how to get just the wet signal, and was also curious about the difference between the VST and VSTi.

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Having spent the ensuing decade avoiding human relationships in favour of following Lara Croft around a dungeon, you could therefore understand my trepidation when The Mouth arrived in my inbox, branded 'fun' by its creator Tim Exile. Putting reservations about a return to nocturnal life to one side, I decided to throw caution to the wind and see if Mr Exile's claim was justified.

The Mouth is a relatively small download, at just over So what is The Mouth? Instead of you having to play a keyboard or hit a drum machine, The Mouth will generate all those effects using just your voice as a source. If you sing as well as Milli Vanilli, don't worry: The Mouth can also tune the vocal and harmonise it, as well as converting any audio signal into a synthesizer part which, let's face it, is probably the best place for a voice like mine anyway. The incoming audio signal is tuned to a selected musical scale or notes from a MIDI device, and this tuned signal is then used to trigger the synthesizer which, in conjunction with the gate parameters, adds additional melody and harmony.

The Mouth has two modes of operation: Pitch mode and Beats mode. In Pitch mode, it analyses pitch and tunes the incoming signal to the closest selected musical scale or MIDI input. You can use either control method to force it to play an alternative note or scale, or you can let it randomly generate chords and harmonies of its own volition.

In essence, what this means is that The Mouth will provide a pitched output no matter what audio signal you put through it.