1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

You can shrink them back by right-clicking on the background and selecting
Compact Board command:
Now that we have learned to move the things around and rearrange the port
order of a core cell, let’s try a few more options.
For a core cell that has audio outputs it’s possible to switch the type of its
inputs between audio and event (a more detailed explanation can be found
later in this manual). In the above example, we used a MultiWave Osc module,
all of whose inputs and outputs are audio. However, in this example we don’t
really need them as audio, because the only thing connected to the oscillator
is a pitch knob. Wouldn’t it be more CPU efficient to have at least some of
the ports set to event type? The obvious answer is, “yes, it would.” Here’s
how to do that.
Changing both P and PM inputs to event mode should produce the largest
CPU improvement. To do that double-click on the P port module to open its
properties window:
Double-click here
Switch the properties window to the function page, if necessary, by clicking
on the tab. You should now see the Signal Mode property:
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