1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

Event Inputs send core events to the inside of the structure in response
to primary-level events coming from outside. Because the outside
primary-level events cannot arrive simultaneously at the inputs, the
internally produced events also do not occur simultaneously.
Event Outputs send primary-level events to the outside of the structure in
response to core events coming from the inside. Although core events
can occur simultaneously at several outputs, primary-level events cannot
be sent simultaneously. Therefore, for simultaneous core events,
the corresponding primary-level events will be sent one after another,
with upper outputs always sending before lower ones.
Let’s try that in practice by building an event processing module that performs
signal shaping according to the formula: y = 0.25*x*(4-|x|)
The graph of this function looks as follows:
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Let’s start by creating a new event core cell with one input and one output,
labeled “x” and “y”, respectively.
Now let’s create the structure which computes the formula. We need to create
|x| (absolute value), - (subtract), and two * (multiply) modules in the normal
area. These are not core macros, but rather true Reaktor Core built-in modules.
To insert built-in modules into core structures, right-click in the background
of the normal area and select the Built-In Module submenu:
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