Noob: I need a sampler that loops 24 times per beat

Double click the the BPM on top and type in your desired new bpm.

A standard sample player playing a complete loop will always play at the original tempo unless you change the pitch. Pitch it up and the speed goes up, pitch it down and the speed goes down... just like with tape recorders, or vinyl.

There are various more fancy approaches that can alter the tempo without altering the pitch and vice versa, but they are much more hi tech, and each approach has it's compromises... Probably something better handled in a good DAW than in Reaktor.

For beat's it might be better sometimes to chop the loop into individual hits and sequence them explicitly, then the sound doesn't change as you change the speed...

Not sure what beat slicing things are in the User Library. For pitch vs tempo stuff, a good starting place would be Jan Brähler's page:

He has a bunch of ensembles that process audio in pitch vs speed ways...

(seems the new forum doesn't like direct links to the user library :))

It's inside since Reaktor 6.1 from 2016

Not, it should be pretty simple to do that. Separate it into two parts, a clock processer/generator, and a one shot sample player. Then drive the sample player with the clock.

Here are some options:

There are two sampler options:

one based on the more modern table framework samplers where you drag the sample onto the sampler front panel

One based on the OG primary sampler where you need to load the sample into a sample map

and a third that just generates the clock gate on the fly - no sample required.

These are all running at 24ppq, so if that's wrong, you would need some sort of divider between the clock module and the gate macro or sample player...

The core cell is the fun bit - worth understanding how it works - its pretty simple if you take 10 minutes to work through it!

An event at the input sets the output to 1 via a latch into the bottom of a merge. The input also resets a counter by sending a 0 to another merge that feeds a loop. In the loop the value is checked and if its not 50, 1 is added, if it is 50, nothing is added, and a 0 is sent to the output... that's it pretty much. Should give the same results as the sample player versions, without the hassle and overhead of loading and processing samples.

The only possible thing to watch with any of this is different sample rates... if the ERM unit is super sensitive to trigger length, then for higher sample rates, you might need to increase that 50 in the loop test to a higher number like 100 or more... or add some extra logic to automatically change the value depending on the current sample rate (easy to do if required!)

From a fresh dl of „Getting started“ Reaktor 6.4

It's the upper Ableton link from the manual. Is it enough?

All is there. Please read the manuals carefully.