logic channel strips and reaktor patches

5 May 2007

You can't make Logic channel strips with reaktor patches and expect them to recall exactly.

I would expect the channel strip to save all memory of all plugins in the strip. For Logic plugins they do : you can edit all your plugins freely and then just save the whole strip. (but be careful with EXS24)

With Reaktor patches it doesn't work.

That would be nice ... its much faster to recall a channel strip then to open reaktor and go through NI's bizarro world file browser and find what you want.


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