Programming synths from M+

okay cool, let me know if you end up mapping it. Also are there any resources that you would recommend for me to learn how to map Reaktor instruments in Maschine and have that map carry over to standalone?

I followed Blezzbeats tutorial for doing that with the Juno60 and that worked fine but it didn't go in depth in terms of problem solving etc when mapping something more complex. It sucks so bad after spending so long mapping out Nanowave in a way that made sense and would be not so bad to edit but the template only works in software mode, when I run it in standalone it just automaps random stuff so I think I missed a step somewhere

I thought I did (following Blezzbeats instructions on getting the Juno plugin working more or less) But I must have missed a step. I got frustrated after spending so long mapping all the controls in a logical order only to have nothing happen in M+ so I had to step back, Since it is working in desktop maschine maybe I didn't lose all of my progress, I'm going to try it again and sort of start from scratch and hope that I can salvage the M+ mapping.

I just installed this on my M+ and its excellent! thank you, This is exactly the kind of stuff I'm looking for. It's wild that NI has neglected this. There are so many options using Reaktor, the only reason it's such a pain in the ass is because we are the end users trying to implement this fundamental functionality…If NI cared they could easily support this and make the process of loading and mapping Reaktor instruments easier for us and then the M+ would be on par with things like the Ableton push 3….either way I really appreciate this

I am scouring the internet for any and all Reaktor ens that are running in M+ especially ones that have been optimized for M+

Thanks, I feel like I've dug though that post 20 times by now but there is maybe a chance I missed it, I'll take another look

tbh I couldn't care less what other people do. I only care about what I do. If someone is using all presets, sample packs ****** midi packs…whatever, I don't really care, Unless someone asked my opinion OR if it's relevant to the subject being discussed…For example: Native instruments having a flagship product for music production that doesn't focus on users creating their own sounds that's really weird and it's lame , you can tell that there are people at Native that are musicians and they did a great job creating the M+ but you can also tell there are people higher up who saw M+ as more of a vessel for selling expansions and they focused more on that and the M+ suffers from that dichogamy. Personally as a musician and sound designer who prides myself in making everything from the ground up I think it is imperative for musicians especially electronic musicians because like I said before it's really the best way to create YOUR sound that separates you from any other artists that's just how it is…that being said, I don't go around putting people who don't do that down, again unless someone asked me my opinion directly then of course I would be happy to share it.

This thread isn't about those who create and those who don't, we got a little sidetracked on that because of how weird it is to me that NI didn't have that in mind when making the M+ but that doesn't really matter. This thread is about an attempt at fixing that issue with Reaktor instruments and effects and finding all of them that are available and trying to get the M+ to the level of Push 3 in terms of available programmable instruments.