I'd like to learn Reaktor, but want to be sure that it works with the latest Mac OS and Logic Pro

Richard S · March 2024

In the past I've experienced problems with many products that are not yet up to date and working on the latest hardware and software versions. Is there anyone out there that can verify Reaktor's working on the latest M1 hardware, Mac OS and Logic? Also even if Reaktor works, how about all the modules. If I use modules that are not NI ones, are there some that do and don't work on M1 Macs, or is it the case that if Reaktor works, then all the plugins will work?

Kymeia · March 2024

Not come across anything that doesn’t work yet

Vocalpoint · March 2024

@Richard S

Not a Mac guy so I cannot comment on whether or not your combo will work - but Reaktor is not certified for Sonoma (yet) if that's your flavour of MacOS:

macOS 14 Sonoma Compatibility Statement – Native Instruments (native-instruments.com)

That said - there are many on here that have installed Somoma and not had any issues...YMMV

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reffahcs · March 2024

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/27427/id-like-to-learn-reaktor-but-want-to-be-sure-that-it-works-with-the-latest-mac-os-and-logic-pro

Reaktor works fine for me, M2 Studio running Sonoma 14.3.1.

However like most of NI's older software the UI hasn't been updated, so you pretty much need to be an ant or sit 3" from your monitor to read a lot of the instruments. Here's an example of a Reaktor instrument with your message (normal font size) in the background.

grrdjf · April 2024

Don't know about Sonoma (I'm on Ventura, I always stay one behind) but on my M2 MBP all my Reaktor stuff works and sounds fantastic, both standalone and under Logic 10.8.1. Hope this helps!

grrdjf · April 2024

Oh, and: for smaller UI, I turn on the Zoom feature in System Settings. Works like a charm.

I'd like to learn Reaktor, but want to be sure that it works with the latest Mac OS and Logic Pro

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