1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

or design of the module. Generally, port-type switching should work; hence
the following switching rule:
In a well designed core cell, an audio-rate control input can typically
be switched to event mode without any problem. An event input can
be switched to audio only if it doesn’t have a trigger (or other eventsensitive)
function.
Another way to save CPU is to disconnect the outputs that you don’t need,
thereby deactivating unused parts of the Reaktor Core structure. You have to
do that from inside the structure – outside connections do not have any effect
on deactivating the core structure elements.
Suppose in our example we decide that we only need the sawtooth and pulse
outputs. We can lower the CPU usage by going inside the MultiWave Osc and
disconnecting the unused outputs. Disconnecting is simple in Reaktor Core,
you click on the input port of the connection, drag the mouse to the any empty
part of the background and release it. For example, click on the input port of
the Tri output and drag the mouse into empty space on the background.
There’s another way to delete a connection. Click on the wire between the
sine output of the MultiWave Osc and Sin output of the core cell, so that it
gets selected (you can tell that it’s selected by its blue color):
Now you can press the Delete key to delete the wire:
After you deleted both wires, the CPU meter should go down a little more.
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