When I'm working on a project, it would be really convenient to just browse my Generators list and import, for example, Razor straight into the Channel Rack - instead of having to launch Reaktor and browse for and click and drag Razor every time.
I'd setup shortcuts for all of my Reaktor 'ensembles' including Razor, Monark, Prism, Skanner XT etc - so that they would sit in the Generators list alongside my other commercial synths. Clicking on them would effectively launch Reaktor + the ensemble in a ready state. It would actually just be nice to have them in the Generators list so that when I'm browsing for synths/sounds I won't overlook them (because they're basically hiding inside Reaktor).
Is there a way that this can be done, perhaps through saving/recalling the Reaktor plugin state or some other method?
FL Studio + NI Reaktor - Can this be done...?
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- KVRAF
- 4720 posts since 26 Nov, 2015 from Way Downunder
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4720 posts since 26 Nov, 2015 from Way Downunder
OK (duhhhhh) I think I just figured it out 
Load Reaktor, launch Razor... go:
> Plugin Options
> Save Channel State As..
> Name it Razor and shove it in whatever folder you want to launch it from.
Fantastic!
Edit: What would be even cooler is if the 'Save Channel State' saved actual X/Y axis screen location of the plugin - so that it always launches (detached in my case) exactly on the screen where you saved it. That would be handy on my laptop where screen real estate is at a premium.
Load Reaktor, launch Razor... go:
> Plugin Options
> Save Channel State As..
> Name it Razor and shove it in whatever folder you want to launch it from.
Fantastic!
Edit: What would be even cooler is if the 'Save Channel State' saved actual X/Y axis screen location of the plugin - so that it always launches (detached in my case) exactly on the screen where you saved it. That would be handy on my laptop where screen real estate is at a premium.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4720 posts since 26 Nov, 2015 from Way Downunder
No problem, amigo! 
Using this method I went ahead and made quick-launch plugin presets for all of my Reaktor instruments - and even a bunch of Kontakt ones too. They are far more convenient to use when they're accessible with a single click, instead of having to launch Reaktor/Kontakt first.
Using this method I went ahead and made quick-launch plugin presets for all of my Reaktor instruments - and even a bunch of Kontakt ones too. They are far more convenient to use when they're accessible with a single click, instead of having to launch Reaktor/Kontakt first.
