1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

modules in the same way we did earlier in the audio path. Standard Macro >
Control > Ctl Chain:
As one last touch for our macro, we are going to change the buffer size for
our delay, which defines the maximum possible delay time. If you hold your
mouse cursor over the Delay 4p macro (and provided the button is active),
you can read in the hint text that the default buffer size corresponds to
1 sec of delay at 44.1kHz:
Let’s increase the amount to 5 seconds (44,100*5 = 220,500 samples). Because
each sample requires 4 bytes, we need 220,500*4 = 882,000 bytes,
which is almost 1MB). Double-click on the Delay 4p macro:
The module on the left is the delay buffer module. Double-click it (or right-
click and select Show Properties) to edit its properties. Select the
tab and you should see the Size property. Change it to 220,500 samples:
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