Reaktor Tips & Tricks from the old forum

Sunborn

The idea is to dig-out valuable information from the old forum and post them again here, so they will be preserved.

Here is the link to the Web Archives, so... lets dig!

https://web.archive.org/web/20140722230951/http%3A//www.native-instruments.com/forum/forums/reaktor.30/

Necessary Rule:

• You should post the name of the person who provided the tip that you re-post here, at the end of your comment, "posted by John", or "originally posted by John".

Note: Ideally, we should avoid posting things that are already posted here, or they are included on manual.

Paule

Don't try to login. There is an error.

Sunborn

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/83487#Comment_83487

Of course there is an error! It is not a "real" site, but just a backup of the pages. Actually, apart from the login, anything else that is interactive, will also not work. That applies to any of the 818 billion web pages saved by the Wayback Machine web archive.

Infrabass

I'm not sure to understand how to use Archive.org

Can you give us a 101 crash course Sunborn?

Today the daunted scenario of trying to open a bookmarked thread from the old forum happened to me 😭

Sunborn

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/85594#Comment_85594

What do you mean? You can't "use it".

You can only read it and copy info from there... occasionally you can find some old downloads too.

Consider it as the University's old library were you go to discover some rare dusty manuscripts... 😊

Infrabass

Oh, now it works! Huh. 😳

We don't have access to a search tool right?

Sunborn

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/85602#Comment_85602

never used it... just try it, it won't harm you :-)

Quietschboy

Search is elementary. Any idea how to search the old forum in waybackmachine?

Sunborn

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/85815#Comment_85815

Search box inside archived NI pages is not working of course. As any other kind of "dynamic" option. Only static (such as the pages themselves).

Search on waybackmachine will give you results from all the web.

I'm afraid that the only way, is the way of a passionate explorer or an archaeologist... slowly, page by page.... and, by the way, there, is all the fun, imo... ;-)