In Reaktor terminology, macros are functional blocks that make the construction of complex structures rather easy. Note that Reaktor supports two kinds of macros: Primary Macros (which reside within the primary level of Reaktor) and Core Macros (which reside within the core level of Reaktor). What’s particularly nice is that Reaktor ships with an extensive library of macros, which means you can use any of these as a basis for creating your own. This is important because Reaktor is a very deep instrument, so it’s easy to get overwhelmed. By starting off with one of the macros in the application’s library, you can experiment freely and thus begin to learn how Reaktor works.
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