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Fig. 3.6 The Filter section after changes have been applied

3.6Saving Your Settings

There are two ways to save the changes you made to the sound:

▪Store your host’s project file: This is the most common way when making music, and the only way if you are using REAKTOR in Player mode. When storing, your host ap­ plication will ask the REAKTOR plug-in for all information necessary to restore your settings, which are then stored with the host project. When you re-load your host project, REAKTOR will re-create the current state.

▪Store the Ensemble file: This is only possible if you are using the full license of REAK­ TOR. In this case, you create a modified copy of the file you loaded earlier in this tu­ torial. You can then re-use the modified sound in a different song by loading the al­ tered instrument instead of the original one.

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Please refer to your host’s documentation for details about storing host projects.

To store the Ensemble file as a copy of the original instrument, select the Save As… entry from the application menu. This will open a default window to select folder and filename. After you selected the new location and typed in a new filename, click the Save button.

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