1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

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62 – REAKTOR CORE
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There is no way to tell which one will be taken by the software. Fortunately,
as long as you do not use OBC connections, the relative order of modules in
such cases is really unimportant.
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The above rules for processing order cannot be applied if there is feedback
in the structures, because in that case, for any pair of modules in
the feedback loop we cannot tell which one is upstream to the other.
The problem of handling feedback loops, including the processing order,
will be addressed later.
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For the above structure, it is not possible to define whether, for example,
module B is upstream to module D or vice versa, because there is an upstream
connection going from D to B as well as an upstream connection going from
B to D (via E).
3.5. Event core cells reviewed
Let’s take a look at event core cells from the point of view of the just described
event concept of Reaktor Core.
As you’ll remember, event core cells have event inputs and event outputs.
These inputs and outputs are the interface between Reaktor’s primary level
and the Reaktor Core level; they perform the conversion between primarylevel
events and core events, and vice versa. The rules of the conversion are
as follows:
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