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Will Massive X expansions work with Komplete Now? Or do I buy Massive X outright? I can see the expansions in Native Access. But on the MK3 itself, none of the expansions are visible. 0 Best Answer Expansions for Massive X are different from Expansions for Maschine. You don’t see a tab for them in the browser.If you want to see them, select Massive X under the Instruments tab, open the drop-down menu in All Banks and you should find there the Massive X expansions you have installed If you want to do it from the MK3, once you selected Massive X in the browser it’s the third knob (All Banks) If you don’t select an expansion from the Banks, their presets will be accessible anyway from the preset list of Massive X. The only thing is they will be mixed with all the other presets and you would not know from which bank they areKomplete Now contains Massive X, so you’ll be able to use Massive X expansions till you pay for the subscription. 1 Answers Expansions for Massive X are different from Expansions for Maschine. You don’t see a tab for them in the browser.If you want to see them, select Massive X under the Instruments tab, open the drop-down menu in All Banks and you should find there the Massive X expansions you have installed If you want to do it from the MK3, once you selected Massive X in the browser it’s the third knob (All RockyD Member Posts: 29 Member February 2022 edited October 2024 in Massive X & Synths Many of the Expansions on offer as part of the 9 for 99 promotion include presets for Massive.Is Massive X backwards compatible? Or is there a simply way to migrate/update Massive presets so they may be used in Massive X please?Mainly asking for the benefit of browsing presets (in DAW) in a single synth. Tagged: Massive X Massive 0 Best Answer Jeremy_NI Customer Care Posts: 13,833 mod February 2022 Answer ✓ Hey @RockyD Massive and Massive X are completely different entities, there is no way to share, import, migrate presets. If you wish to browse presets from one place you could use Komplete Kontrol as it loads all NI's synths and sample libraries. 0 Answers Jeremy_NI Customer Care Posts: 13,833 mod February 2022 Answer ✓ Hey @RockyD Massive and Massive X are completely different entities, there is no way to share, import, migrate presets. If you wish to browse presets from one place you could use Komplete Kontrol as it loads all NI's synths and sample libraries. 0 RockyD Member Posts: 29 Member February 2022 Thank you. -1 This discussion has been closed. Back To Top Categories All Categories19 Welcome1.5K Hangout65 NI News818 Tech Talks653 Social Club4.2K Native Access17K Komplete2.1K Komplete General4.4K Komplete Kontrol5.9K Kontakt1.6K Reaktor389 Battery 4869 Guitar Rig & FX439 Massive X & Synths1.3K Other Software & Hardware5.9K Maschine7.6K Traktor7.6K Traktor Software & Hardware Check out everything you can do Create an account See member benefits Answer questions Ask the community See product news Connect with creators

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Using? First of all, Reaktor 6 does not have native Apple Silicon support, this means it will not work if not in Rosetta mode (your DAW or the Komplete Kontrol standalone application). There is a beta version that brings that compatibility, feel free to join the beta here: Reaktor 6.5.0: Beta phase has startedNow, for Massive X, do you have the latest versions of Massive X installed (1.4.2) ? The latest version has Native Apple Silicon Support as you can see in the release notes: Do your DAW, Komplete Kontrol, Maschine and Reaktor have Full Disk Access? How to Enable Full Disk Access on macOSThis error message comes when opening old projects, but are you able to load Massive X in your DAW in a new project when in ARM mode ? When in Rosetta mode? Are you able to load Reaktor 6 in a new project when in Rosetta mode? 0 tymes2 Member Posts: 24 Member Logic Pro (as it's called now) is at latest version 10.7.7 and has full disk access, as has Maschine 2, Komplete Kontrolle and Reaktor. I just had Komplete Control crashing on launch (in Rosetta) while scanning the VSTs. After that, it started as usual. Trying to load Massive X in KK prompted the message Massive X could not be loaded, as it may not yet support Apple Silicon or VST2 to VST3 migration. Please contact the plug-in manufacturer for more information. Note: although Massive X appears as installed in NA, as I did a complete reinstall yesterday, I cannot find a Massive X App on my HD. Searching for M X brought up three folders, one named massive X (small M) - not a single folder had a Massive X app as a standalone. M X doesn't show up in Logic either (Logic with Rosetta!). BTW, Just tried to load Reaktor in KK (the browser doesn't state what version of Reaktor is opened by a preset 😐) and got the prompt "Plug-in/preset could not be loaded, as it may not yet support Apple Silicon or VST2 to VST3 migration. For more information please visit: hitps://support.native-instruments.com". As m mentioned, KK in Rosetta. Thanks for your time! 0 tymes2 Member Posts: 24 Member This is the report from Logic's validating tool: Audio Unit Massive X by Native Instruments: AU Validation Tool Version: 1.10.0 Copyright 2003-2019, Apple Inc. All Rights Reserved.Specify -h (-help) for command options VALIDATING AUDIO UNIT: 'aumu' - 'NiSH' - '-NI-' Manufacturer String: Native Instruments AudioUnit Name: Massive X Component Version: 1.4.2 (0x10402) * * PASS TESTING OPEN TIMES: COLD: FATAL ERROR: OpenAComponent: result: 4097,0x1001 validation result: launch failed 0 tymes2 Member Posts: 24 Member Oh, and one last thing ;) - the installation path given by Native Access /Applications/Native Instruments/Massive X leads to a folder that contains only a folder called Documentation which itself contains another folder with EULAs. Puzzled, me is. 0 tymes2 Member Posts: 24 Member Trying to load M X in Machine 2 (using Mk3 hardware) resulted in a. massive x is fantastic but the old one, the old massive (not massive x) is fantastic, too. the old massive (not massive x) the old massive without the X needs and wants, a larger

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Sounds One of Beijing's fastest rising stars answers the Sketches challenge by combining the traditional with the modern. Sketches July 15, 2020 Listen to a densely layered, martial Sketches submission from Zola Jesus The queen of goth-pop layers REAKTOR-powered synth swells over ACTION STRIKES’ pummeling taiko drums… Sketches June 30, 2020 Hear object blue sketch out cinematic sounds for our quick-creativity challenge Hear the London producer/sound artist spin intricate textures from MASSIVE, ABSYNTH, and REAKTOR. Sketches May 27, 2020 MASSIVE X Patch and Play: Nömak Grab an ever-evolving pop pad from the Parisian Charli XCX producer – plus win Native gear. Patch and Play May 21, 2020 Patch and play with ENA and MASSIVE X Hitmaker by day, sonic sculptor by night; download a free patch from one of Tokyo's most innovative. Patch and Play May 12, 2020 UK hitmaker Cadenza takes the Sketches challenge Listen to the rising London producer craft atmospheric trap with THRILL, MASSIVE X, and an eclectic set of Expansions. Sketches May 12, 2020 MASSIVE X Patch and Play: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Download an exclusive patch from the LA-based synth auteur, then enter our Metapop competition. Patch and Play January 17, 2020 Patch and play with Phonix Beats and MASSIVE X Download an exclusive patch from the J. Cole producer. Patch and Play December 6, 2019 Patch and Play with Deru and MASSIVE X Download a patch from the award-winning composer, then learn how it was made. Patch and Play November 13, 2019 Learn MASSIVE X: Massive x is fantastic but the old one, the old massive (not massive x) is fantastic, too.the old massive (not massive x) the old massive without the "X" needs and wants, a larger gui.large gui!!! i scream for it louder than you can hear.make it possible. all you native instruments ceo's, programmers, supporters, employees and so on. MAKE IT POSSIBLE! YEAR 2024the time has comeFOR A LARGE GUI! YEAR 2024 1 «12»Comments Personally, to me it seems having both is a little cumbersome. I would like to see Massive X have some kind of legacy mode that will load and playback classic Massive patches and still sound the same. This is all many of us need. The we can simply move on. 0 The did update massive to NKS 2.0 this week which is quite nice and included dynamic parameter updating (whatever that is it sounds cool and it mentioned specifically so it must be good lol) so at least it's not dead and I still use it all the time 1 Paddle Member Posts: 2 Newcomer Hey there, it's probably an ancient history for all of you but is there by any chance someone here who still has a Massive with batch converter for ksd -> nmsv files and would help me to convert my soundsets? I would also be happy to hear about such converters - unfortunately I have not been able to find anything on the net, even after a long search. I am happy about any hint... Thank you very much. 0 Kymeia NKS User Library Mod Posts: 5,361 mod You just need to install an older version and keep the standalone on your system somewhere (renamed if necesary) till you've done all your converting 0 Paddle Member Posts: 2 Newcomer Hey @Kymeia , thank you!

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Crash. I have saved the crash report, let me know if you want it. 0 Massive X doesn't have a standalone application, it's only available as a plug-in.I tested again on my M1 laptop. Massive X loads fine in both Rosetta and ARM native mode. Not sure why it crashes or why it gives you these error messages. Let's focus on Massive X at first.Delete these folders:Mac HD > Users > Username > Library > Application Support > Native Instruments > Massive XMac HD > Users > Username > Library > Application Support > Native Instruments > Komplete KontrolNote: the User Library folder is hidden. To access it, click on Go in the menu bar and press down the Alt key. You'll now find the Library entry in the menu: Now reinstall the Massive X Factory Library in Native Access. (Also give Full DIsk Access to Native Access while we're at it).Open Komplete Kontrol in standalone in Rosetta mode. Let the plug-in scan go its way. When it's done, try to load a Massive X preset from the left browser, also try to load a preset from the right menu: If that works out, now close Komplete Kontrol and open it in ARM native mode. It should rescan the plug-ins again. Try to load a preset from the browser and from the menu.If everything is workin there, try to load Logic in Rosetta mode, check Massive X as a plug-in, Massive X in a Komplete Kontrol plug-in, then close and open in ARM mode. Now for Reaktor 6, you can delete this folder: Mac HD > Users > Username > Library > Application Support > Native Instruments > Reaktor 6Reinstall the Reaktor Factory Library in Native Access.Open Komplete Kontrol in Rosetta mode and check if you can load from the right browser and the left menu. 2 tymes2 Member Posts: 24 Member Wow, what a comprehensive response. Did exactly as written, deleted folders, restarted and launched Native Access (NA). Massive X still shows up as "installed". I'll try a reinstall anyway, as I'm running out of choices. Will report back. Thanks for now! 1 tymes2 Member Posts: 24 Member So I did a reinstall via NA. In Maschine 2, it shows up as an instrument, allows browsing and loading just fine. Launched Logic, found a failed validation - so M X was at least seen - and chose to reset the whole plugin validation thing. Restarted Logic and voila - Massive X. Loads and plays. Happy camper here - thanks a lot, Jeremy!!!👍 Cheers! 1 tymes2 Member Posts: 24 Member Now I tried Reaktor, KK in ARM Mode crashed the Scan App, in Rosetta it crashed again. Crash Report says RAUM was the culprit. After that, KK launched and Reaktor was available, allowing me to load presets. Also I had R6 available in Logic (w. Rosetta), loading presets and all worked. Again, thanks Jeremy for your support! Also, thanks Kymeia for taking the time to respond! 1 @tymes2 Ah great

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Different. The two synths aren't really designed to be the same thing.Like I said, Massive is a Virtual Analog Synth that used Wavetables. It's like Sylenth1, but as a wavetable synth. Massive X was never really designed to be that. It's more comparable to something like Serum or Vital. The sonic signature is different. There are scenarios where you would use Massive over Massive X even if they both had the same feature set, because of the sonic signature disparities between these two synths.There are too many differences between the two. Users are better off just continuing to use Massive for what it does/have to offer. It's still supported.There are WT synths that deliver sound aimed at where Massive was, but they aren't made by Native Instruments and I'm not going to mention them again. Massive X was a reaction to Serum, not an attempt to deliver an "actual" upgrade to massive. It simply uses the Massive branding for clout and marketing boosting. 0 iNate Member Posts: 296 Pro UI is fine until you go beyond QHD resolution on your machine, unless you're willing to scale down to QHD/FHD on a UHD+ display.Steinberg instruments (Retrologue 2, Padshop 2, Groove Agent 5, The Grand 3) have the same issue, so it's not an issue limited to Native Instruments - but, since we're here... 0 Yeah I do understand. You can actually add a third somewhat limited oscillator in Massive X. With a bit if upgrading it could support more.But this is why present it as a "choice". it's the user decision. Even then if they try migrating a patch and it sounds terrible, then just keep using the original in legacy mode. It's not like you have to destroy a patch by giving it a shot. Plus if they are adding. massive x is fantastic but the old one, the old massive (not massive x) is fantastic, too. the old massive (not massive x) the old massive without the X needs and wants, a larger

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A direct out switch for bypassing FX, which you can do on the routing section of Massive X.Recommended: The Ultimate Guide to Distortion and SaturationEffectsLet’s be honest – effects can make or break a synth, especially one that you’re using for creative sound design.So you don’t want to pick an option that doesn’t help you get the end result you desire.Thankfully, both synths have a plethora of FX options.Serum has 10 FX (11 if you count Hyper and Dimension as 2), with each effect in its own unit that you can turn on and off as needed.Massive has 2 FX sections, each with 3 slots. Each FX section has a different set of FX you can choose from; Section 1 having 11 options and Section 2 having 9.SerumMassive X (Section 1)Massive X (Section 2)Hyper/DimensionAnimaDimension ExpanderDistortionBit CrusherEqualizerFlangerUtilityFlangerPhaserFolderNonlinear LabChorusFreq ShifterPhaserDelayDistortionQuad ChorusCompressorOSCReverbReverbPM OSCStereo DelayEQRing ModStereo ExpanderFilterSample + HoldTrack DelayWhile Massive X certainly seems to have a greater number of unique FX (and Serum sticks to the basics), Massive X is limited in the number you can use. And what’s more is that Serum’s FX seem to be more customisable – for example, the Distortion unit in Serum can do the same as the Distortion, Bit Crusher and Sample + Hold combined.Also, many of Massive X’s effects can be replicated in the filter types (Ring Mod, Freq Shifter etc.)I will say that the effects in Massive X are very fun to use and can yield unexpected results, so don’t think because there are fewer options that you’ll be having a boring time.As for routing, Serum’s FX sections allows you to drag the order of effects, and Massive X allows you to customise the FX in the Routing section.Recommended: EQ: The Ultimate ‘How To’ GuideModulationIf there’s one thing that the synths both have in common, it’s that they aren’t shy on modulation sources.Envelopes & LFOsMassive X gives you 9 customizable LFO/Envelope slots, on each of which you can choose between:Modulation Envelope (normal)Exciter EnvelopeSwitcher LFORandom LFOBear in mind the E1 will always stay as the main synth amp envelope.In contrast, Serum has 3 fixed envelopes and 4 LFOs that expand up to 8 as you use them all. But it only has 1 type of envelope and LFO, unlike Massive X.I’m not going to lie, Massive X’s envelopes definitely have the upper hand here. Not only do they give you more control, but they sound better.Serum’s