1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

a file. After that another dialog will appear asking you to select the data type
for the table values.
Let’s use a table. We are going to build a sine-oscillator macro using a table
lookup approach:
Inside this macro we are going to create a table module:
We initialize the table from the file sinetable.txt, which we’ve prepared for you
in the Core Tutorial Examples folder in your Reaktor installation. It’s a text file
containing values for one period and one sample of sine function. Import it
as Float32 type values:
You can also view the loaded values as a waveform display. The and
buttons switch between the list and waveform view respectively.
Press OK to close the dialog and commit the loaded values to the table.
There’s also an FP Precision property setting in the properties window for the
table. It doesn’t really control the precision of the values in the table (that
you should have selected when importing the file or manually creating a list
of values), but rather it sets the formal precision type of the table module’s
output. Generally, you would keep it set to default:
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