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REAKTOR PLUGIN LOCATION OS X PRO
REAKTOR PLUGIN LOCATION OS X PLUS

See this article for more details about reinstallation.

Click REPAIR and choose the option to REINSTALL in the info box.

See this article for more details about Native Access file locations. Click the user icon in the upper right of Native Access to open the Preferences to make sure the File locations are set correctly.If the missing product folder cannot be found, you can choose the REINSTALL option.

REAKTOR PLUGIN LOCATION OS X PLUS

Content-wise, Reaktor 6 wins by a slightly small margin with 3,000 plus modules in its library.

REAKTOR PLUGIN LOCATION OS X PRO

If you want to use it as a plugin, you must purchase the pro version, which costs 149.

If some libraries are still missing, you can choose another parent folder to relocate the rest. When it comes to instrument plugins, the Reaktor 6 wins as the VCV Rack 2 only works as a standalone app.Click on the BROWSE button to choose the parent folder that contains all of your NI sample libraries.It's not currently possible to use RELOCATE ALL to find multiple applications (e.g. Note: The RELOCATE ALL feature applies to library content only. KONTAKT / REAKTOR instruments or Expansions), Native Access will show an option to RELOCATE ALL products. After relocating all missing items, click RELOCATE to finish.Repeat steps 2 and 3 above to REPAIR / RELOCATE any additional items (such as the VST used in this example).Note: In this example, the FM8 standalone application and 64-bit VST plug-in need to be relocated. In the list of missing items, click the first BROWSE tab to choose a location where the product has been moved.Click REPAIR to the right of the product name, and select RELOCATE in the info box.Click the three dots next to Repair and choose the option to Reinstall.Click the Native Access Preferences on the left and check File Management to make sure the locations are set correctly.If the missing product folder cannot be found, you can choose the Reinstall option. Note: If some libraries are still missing, you can choose another parent folder to try again. Click the folder icon to choose a location and navigate to the parent folder that contains all of your NI sample libraries. The window that appears will display a list of all libraries that need repairing.It's not currently possible to use Relocate All to find multiple applications (e.g.

Note: The Relocate All feature applies to library content only. KONTAKT / REAKTOR instruments or Expansions), Native Access will show an option to Relocate All products.

After relocating all missing items, click Done.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 above to Repair / Relocate any additional items (such as the VST used in this example).

Navigate to the new folder where the product is located and confirm your selection.

Note: In this example, the FM8 standalone application and 64-bit VST plug-in need to be relocated.

In the Locate window, click the first folder icon to choose a location where the product has been moved.

Click Repair to the right of the product name, and select Relocate in the Repair Installation window.

i dont know OS X or Pro Tools.but i know Pro Tools will have a plug in folder menu where you need to specify the path to your plugins. In this example (on Windows), FM8 displays as missing in Native Access. Im trying to open Reaktor 5.9.4 in Pro Tools 12.6 but its not in the Instrument menu.

See Using the Reinstall Feature if the missing components cannot be located or have been deleted.

See Locating Multiple Products to repair missing KONTAKT libraries, REAKTOR Instruments, or Expansions all at once.

See Locating a Single Product to repair a missing NI application or plug-in file.

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