Reactor has a read only module but do they have one that can be written to also.

Studiowaves

Wanted to have a midi pitch lookup table that can hold de-tuning information for each midi note. Mainly wanted it to blend with some sample piano's that are slightly out of tune or stretch tuned. It would be nice to adjust the pitch of each note played to match that of the sampler and store it in a read/write memory module. With a read only module, I have to write down the amount of detuning for each midi note in a text file and import the text file back into the rom. I'm kinda thinking you can edit values by open up the read only rom in its stored data and save it there. It's ok like that but it would be a whole lot easier to adjust the pitch and have the midi note being played also index a module and write the detuning value right into it. Can it be done?

TIA

colB

You don't need to use text files to add/edit values in core tables, you can do it in the properties pane.

Event tables, snap value and snap value array, and also even just gui knobs can all be memories that are changeable and storable with snapshots.

The manuals are pretty good and have descriptions of all these modules and more: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/synths/reaktor-6/downloads/

Studiowaves

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/32667#Comment_32667

It looks like the snap value array will work. It looks like it's addressable and easy to use. Hope it's low on cpu, should be, probably event triggered. Thanks man,

Studiowaves

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/32667#Comment_32667

Well, it appears entering the value in to the read only memory is the easiest method. Storing the value in the snap module only happens when the snapshot is saved. So the value is really a part of the snapshot. I also have a feeling the module itself can't be saved and later reused in another project. I doubt the values will still be there. It's possible but not likely as different patches using the same snap module call up different values.