1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

after the initialization will still be zero, even if the input signal has a non-zero
value.
Finally, we put the pitch to frequency converter into the core-cell structure
and we are ready to test:
For testing we suggest using the following structure (don’t forget about the
1-voice setting for the instrument):
The Cutoff knob should be set to the range 0 to 100 or something similar. Beware
of too high cutoff values. Because of the increasing filter coefficient error
at high cutoffs, the filter will become unstable with large cutoff values.
A better filter design should at least clip the cutoff values to the range
where the filter is stable. For our case this could have been achieved by
clipping the b coefficient to the range of 0..0.99 or something similar.
Techniques for value clipping will be described later in this text.
This is what you should see in the panel now:
Move the cutoff knob and watch the signal shape changing.
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