1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

Here is a testing structure for the clipper module we have built (an audio core
cell has been used):
And this is what you should see in the panel:
In fact, there are a number of such “modulation” clipper macros found in the
Expert Macro > Clipping menu.
6.3. Building a simple sawtooth oscillator
Let’s build a simple sawtooth oscillator, generating a sawtooth waveform with
amplitude 1 and a specified frequency. We will use the following algorithm:
increment the output signal level at constant speed and at the moment the
level becomes greater than 1 drop it by 2.
Instead of dropping by 2 we could reset the level to –1, but that is
generally not as good, because we won’t be able to precisely maintain
the specified oscillator frequency.
The incrementing speed defines the oscillator frequency by the following
equation:
d = 2f / f SR
where d is the level increment per one audio sample,
f is the oscillator frequency and fSR is the sampling rate.
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