NO, they all need the full version of REAKTOR 6 updated, in order to work.

Since 2017, compatible versions with the free REAKTOR PLAYER which must be registered with Native Access , have been distributed.

They are still supported but not yet available for purchase.

Unfortunately, refunds are not possible.

As far as the product has been downloaded and that the user has taken possession of the digital content, this is for obvious reasons of protection of duplicable digital content and therefore vulnerable to any type of piracy.

These ensembles for REAKTOR  are digital goods with as much characteristic of a device that can be used as a tool for music producers, as much they got an artistic value. Considering its characteristics, both technical and artistic, please understand that it is important for me to protect my creations.

This is why there is no demo versions available, as this would be equivalent to offering the majority of its content for free.

It is recommended to read the manuals, watch the demo videos, listen to the audio demos before purchasing BLINKSONIC° products. Any doubt, please, don’t hesitate to get in touch with me by mail.

Unzip the package and drop the resulting folder wherever you want. Blinksonic° ensembles can be opened directly by double-clicking on the file, in your browser.

If you use a DAW (Ableton, Logic, etc..) you need to open the ensemble from Reaktor VST or AudioUnit plugin.

There are different methods to do so. Refer to the “Application reference” in the Help section of Reaktor. It explains how to manage directories/folders. But the most direct way would be this one :

• in the browser on the left, click the « FILES » tab
• then you can explore on your disk, following the folder which contains your ensembles.

Note : In any case, when Reaktor is open, you can drag and drop the ensemble from your folder inside Reaktor.

Refer this article from the NI knowledge base to install correctly your Blinksonic instruments :

https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004430405-Setting-Up-a-Third-Party-REAKTOR-Product

YES. It is possible to import samples into Blinksonic° ensembles. Blinksonic° samplers are based on Reaktor sampler modules.
Use the sample map tool to load your own samples into a Blinksonic° ensemble.
Before importing your samples, it is recommended to backup your files. An analysis data file can overwrite the files of other software and convert them to 16 bit audio from 24 bit.

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