Reaktor 6 Audio Table module - save as wav?

No – I've already tried - and I dont see/have the option to set file-type on OS X.

No – in Mac OS that icon at the top is for setting the way the Mac Finder sorts files and also operations on the side-bar. In the Mac UI options for changing files type are usually at the bottom next to the New Folder icon.

That stuff for Cmd-S saving files is for saving documents. This function we are discussing is more like an-application export function. And in Reaktor you can ony access it through the little floppy-disk icon in the module's Function side-bar.

But changing the extension does force Reaktor to change filetype and write an audio data file.

I was very surprised that it would work like a cmd-line operation. Thanks for the suggestion!

Maybe it's documented somewhere in the manuals... but the save function of the Audio Table was not outlined at all in the Module and Macro Reference, that I could see. Odd if the user seems to be left to guess this very counter-Mac feeling functionality. I can't help wonder why the GUI omits this option on OS X version of R6.5

EDIT. It says this on page 662 of the Modules and Macros Ref:

The values can be read out as an Audio signal and a Monophonic Audio sig­nal can be loaded from a file or written into the table via the "In" input port. Supported file types are the native table file (*.ntf), text file (*.txt), and the *.aif and *.wav audio files. Stored values can be displayed and edited graphically with draw and data manipulation functions on the Module's Panel representation.

Maybe there is something about saving from an Audio Table in Chapter 11 of the Application Reference for R5 that I can't see? The info about saving tables is on page 292/3 in the Table Module section.

Ok, so it looks like a Reaktor user today needs to use manuals for v5, v5.5 and v6.5.

But even then the page you show us does not document the options that should show when saving the data, nor that the user may change the ext to change the file data format.

Anyway thanks for digging that out.

Thank-you. That's where I found the 5.5 Modules and Macros ref.