1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

Appendix A. Reaktor Core user interface
A.1. Core cells
A core cell is can be created from a Reaktor primary-level structure (except
the ensemble structure) by right-clicking on the background and selecting
Core Cell > New Audio or Core Cell > New Event.
Library core cells (from both the system and user libraries) are found in the
same “Core Cell” menu. You can also load core cells using Core Cell > Load…
command.
To delete a core cell, select it and press the Delete key, or right-click on the
core cell and select the Delete command. Deleting multiple selections is also
possible.
To save a core cell to a file, right-click on the core cell and select Save Core
Cell As… command.
To edit the internal structure of a core cell, double-click on the core cell. To
ascend back to the previous level, double-click on the background.
To edit the outside properties of the core cell, right-click on the cell and select
Properties. If the properties window is already open, it’s enough to just click
on the cell.
To edit its inside properties you have to go to the inside structure, right-click
on the background and select Owner Properties. If the properties window is
already open, it’s enough to just click on the background.
A.2. Core modules/macros
To create a normal core module or a macro, right-click in the central (the
largest) area of the core structure and select one from the modules/macros
from Built-In Module, Expert Macro, Standard Macro, or User Macro menu.
You can also load a module/macro by right-clicking on the background and
selecting Load Module… command.
An empty macro can be created from the Built-In Module menu.
To save a core module/macro to a file, right-click on it and select Save As…
command.
To delete a core module/macro, select it and press the Delete key, or rightclick
on it and select the Delete command. Deleting multiple selections is
also possible.
To edit the internal structure of the core macro, double-click on the macro. To
ascend back to the previous level double-click on the background.
To edit the properties of the core module/macro, you have to go to the inside
structure, right-click on the background, and select Owner Properties. If the
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