Native Instruments has harnessed the power of FM synthesis. I'm going to set up Reaktor and see if that somehow solves it.The strengths of digital are manifest in FM8’s powerful audio engine which generates breath-taking, brilliantly dynamic FM sound in pristine quality. Oh, and the razor synth? I've installed it three times and there's no remnants of any folders or files in the program files section of my C drive for it, either in the 64 or x86 folders. I'll try some of the suggestions here and then take screenshots. I also fired up FM8 and it works great as a standalone, but alas still no vst plugin ability. I fired up the service center for native instruments and saw nothing new. I also updated live today, and that didn't help. I thought I was pretty savvy with this stuff, which is why it's so weird. I have also tried copying and pasting (haven't tried cutting and pasting, and will try that next). I also made sure to install the 64 bit and 32 bit drivers separately. I chose the plugins folder where all my other live plugins are. I will take some screenshots to see if that will help uncover any issues.Īs for the vst files, during installation of FM8 it asks me where I want them installed. You should run the installer again for Razor, and make sure it goes into the NATIVE INSTRUMENTS folder.or at least SEE where it wants to default to. Where is MAssive and FM8 living? Could you please post a screenshot of your folders? If I think of anything else I will post it. When installing NI plugins and standalone, the default folder is not always the best, but I would suffice to say that letting the standalone app go the recommended default location. Perhaps you should update Live, and make sure your Service Center is updated and receiving new updates. once found if not in VST folder place them in vst folder. You should open the Reaktor player standalone and navigate on disk to where your vst live and try to find them that way. THEN run them as VST in your DAW.Īlso as someone mentioned you need the free Reaktor player. Also, you need to run each VST as standalone FIRST as per NI suggestions. dll that Live may be trying to read in the boondocks somewhere. I would not copy the files, but cut and paste. What I do is make a folder in Program files and call it NATIVE INSTRUMENTS, this is where ALL of my plugins live (32bit), Ni and others. and do not mix 64 bit and 32 bit drivers as Live is still in 32 bit (i know 64 bit beta). YES their support is less than good, but so is Ableton and Iam still waiting to get my authorizations code >!Īnyway, you should have a dedicated VST folder for. I can offer a suggestion in my humble little experience in LIve and using NI.

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