Once you’ve been tweaking all the various modules available from within Native Instruments Reaktor 5, it’s usually helpful to have a look at just how each module is interacting with other modules. From within the System Window, access the “Show Module Sorting” option. This switches all active audio processing modules to the sorting mode. Here, the current position of each module within the overall stream of audio processing is shown. The actual position is displayed as a number within a blue label in each module. Being able to see everything laid out in one window can make it much easier to know where to make adjustments to the sound.
Accessing the “Show Module Sorting” Window in Reaktor
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By Sweetwater on August 31, 2007
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