You can't record it directly to CD... you have to record it to WAV format first in your computer's hardrive (you need 700-800MB of free space)... and then burn it to cd. Put a lead from your mixer's output to souncard's input.
You should be able to record inside Reaktor... I haven't used it long time but if I remember right there should be "recording device" which you can connect to any synth just like you would connect delay fx.
You propably use differen input/outputs with Reaktor and Soundforge... so you can't record with Soundforge... and you can't use same inputs/outputs... there are only few soundcards that let you do this or mix virtually every inputs/outputs.
If Micromodular has midi in (of course it has) you can play it with midi keyboard or sequence it with computer (Cubase, Logic, Cake Walk etc... ). ehh... you propably knew that.
Also.. in Cubase you can do it to audiofiles(wavs) with midi gate plug-in... it's very easy.. just import audio file in audio channel... draw the notes in midi channel... then the audio plays only when midi channel notes are playing... and you can choose attack and release times. Pro-52 VSTinstrument also work as a gate.
But I quess you have to have fast computer if you want to do this kind of stuff anyway...
I was wondering... is it bad to add extra silence parts in track? I mean like 16 bars + 1 bar silence/brake and then continue...
or should it be like 15 bars + 1bar silence/brake... ??
I think reverb on a kick drum is making it weaker and muddier... but if I want to add reverb to kick I duplicate the file and EQ almost all frequencies below 300Hz and add reverb to that file... then I mix it with original kick.
Well I first tried to download from ftp://contest@ftp.onewayltd.dyndns.org but now I'm downloading from the main page and it's working fine... I see that they are in your(shpongle.com) site....