

A ludicrously detailed tape emulation, probably the best tape emu available for free and on par with many paid options. The legendary Bode Frequency Shifter, emulated. An Aural Exciter for adding upper frequencies to a signal. Other great strange effects: an emulation of the Doepfer filter bank. A more vanilla, but still fun reverb is Schepperverb. Weird experimental delays and reverbs: BucketZilla is great for weird, warping delay sounds. A bit mind-bending, but the presets are a very good introduction to its sounds.
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Inexplicably not in the user library, but available for free download from its creator's website, is this JP-8000 supersaw emulationĪn unconvincing Prophet 5 emulation that works excellently as a generic VA.ĬonceptX, an excellent wavetable/FM synth. Leadster allows you to.draw your own waveform, or something? A lot of the controls are pretty opaque, but it has a really great, living sound. Solid, if vanilla, VA not unlike a Virus AĪ super-simple VA using the actual Virus waveforms Not sure how close it comes, but I like its sound. remove hipchat.I'll kick the discussion off with a few ones I've been using a lot lately:Ī few respectable Juno emulations: the Juno-6, the Juno-60Ĭlassic string synths: the Eminent and SolinaĪ Minibrute emulation.
#Reaktor lib update
rb file must implement the update method (again, use hipchat.rb as a reference)

These are the most important bits to configure, as they help make up the url for the webhook setting in your git repo config.
#Reaktor lib code
Set this to the fully qualified path where you installed reaktor (temporary until code is modified to auto-discover base dir) Host and Port Configuration (for thin server) Group used to start resque processes RACK_ROOT (defaults to '/data/apps/sinatra/reaktor') User used to start resque processes RESQUE_WORKER_GROUP (defaults to 'jenkins') ie: ' ' RESQUE_WORKER_USER (defaults to 'jenkins') User to send hipchat notifications as REAKTOR_HIPCHAT_URL (required if using hipchat local server)įull url of server v1 api. Name of hipchat room to send reaktor/r10k output notifications REAKTOR_HIPCHAT_FROM (required if using hipchat) REAKTOR_HIPCHAT_ROOM (required if using hipchat) this cannot be a 'notification' token, as reaktor needs to be able to get a room list. RequirementsĮxport REAKTOR_HIPCHAT_TOKEN (required if using hipchat)Īuth token to enable posting hipchat messages. Resque provides its own sinatra app to help monitor the state of events in the system. Reaktor utilizes resque to provide event processing necessary for efficient puppet development workflow. In addition, reaktor supports the following git sources: The default configuration supports git webhook payloads from GitHub and GitHub Enterprise. It provides notifications to hipchat by default, but notifications are pluggable to work with other chat providers/notification types, e.g., campfire and slack. Reaktor not only supports puppet dynamic environments (via r10k), but also allows for Puppetfile dynamic branch creation. Reaktor uses r10k to deploy your changes to all of your puppet masters and notifies you when it's finished so you know when your environment is ready.

In most circumstances, there is no longer a need to manually edit the Puppetfile and ssh into the puppet masters to run r10k. The goal of reaktor is to automate as much as possible from the time puppet code is pushed through the point at which that code is deployed to your puppet masters and you've been notified accordingly. It provides the energy to power the 10,000 killer robots in your Puppet infrastructure. Reaktor is a modular post-receive hook designed to work with r10k.
