1. First steps in Reaktor Core - Native Instruments

We have already seen a structure built using a Read and a Write module that
implements Z^-1 functionality. Let’s try putting that construction into our
structure. We will put it on the wire where the automatic feedback resolution
took place:
So, first we write, then we read (note that the Read module is clocked by
SR.C to make sure that the reading is happening once per audio tick). That
makes the read value always one audio sample behind the written one. Now
there is no feedback in the structure. Don’t see it? OK, let’s move the modules
around a little bit (we won’t change a single connection):
Do you see it now? Of course.
So, inserting an explicit Z^-1 module formally removes the feedback from the
structure, while keeping it there logically (with a one audio sample delay).
Actually, the inside structure of a Z^-1 macro is a little bit more complicated
than a pair of Read and Write modules. We will learn how and
why in the next section.
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