1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

some primary-level event signals used as control signals. Here’s an example
in which an event core cell wraps a control shaper core macro:
The control shaper receives an event rate control signal from the primary level
(for example, a MIDI velocity signal, or a primary-level LFO signal), bends it
according to the Shp parameter, and forwards the result to the output.
An important restriction of event core cells, which we mentioned earlier,
is that all clock sources are disabled inside them. That means that not
only oscillators and filters, but also envelopes and LFOs do not work
inside event core cells. Those modules are restricted to receiving events
from the primary level of Reaktor, processing them, and sending them
back to the primary level, as in the above example.
Alternatively, signals derived from primary-level events can be used as true
event signals inside Reaktor Core structures. Let’s take a look at a couple of
simple cases of using events inside Reaktor Core.
The first case is using an envelope in a core structure. As you can guess from
the disabled-clock restriction on event core cells, this has to be an audio core
cell. So, create a new audio core cell and choose Standard Macro > Envelope
> ADSR:
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