Dear friends,

I have a big dilemma.

If You use a cracked copy of NI Reaktor (full 6.4.3) could You load up and register Blinksonic Cataliz.
I have other developers Reaktor ensambles (ruidoz and aethonz) and when I load them up they asked me to register with Native Access.
I can't with cracked version of Reaktor so I register them through my user area in Native Instruments website.
Then I use keygen of R2R attached in Kontakt full 6.4.3 and they are working.
Cataliz is not listed in the keygen so If I buy it it wouldn't work in Reaktor because I can't register it?

Thanks

 

 

Last edited by a moderator: Feb 21, 2022

Just uninstall the crack of Reaktor, then install the Reaktor Player via Native Access (it should show up as you purchased Reaktor Player products) , authorize your aethonz or other Reaktor library, then re-crack Reaktor. That's what I did for the Toybox stuff I purchased. Everything works great.

 

The dilemma is that on the Blinksonic site it is written that You need full Reaktor for Cataliz and not Player. Anyone has it?

When You try to purchase it, the site ask if you want Reaktor full version or Reaktor player.

I really don’t want to throw 89 euros and then be blocked by activation pop up

 

Reaktor Ensemble files have never been "protected" like Kontakt libraries. It has no way to determine if an .ens is user-created content, or not. Would I personally buy a Reaktor ensemble file from someone for 89 euros? Hell no.

 

Charlesalbert If it requires the full Reaktor, you'll be able to open it using the crack. I have never seen a product that requires the full version of Reaktor have protection. Typically it's only Player libs that use protection.

clone, that's only partially true. Ens probably are not protected but there are some Reaktor products that have some protection. For example: Toybox uses a ninct file (similar to Kontakt libraries) Same with Euro Reakt (the player version) If you don't have it authorized via Native Access, you'll get the demo notification and I'm guessing you wont be able to use any of the racks/blocks at all.

 

the reason they would sell a product as nks ninct files is because there is no mechanism for them to protect an .ens based product (aside from any additional compatibility). Someone would need to check before buying, like always. But ensemble is highlighted in one of the screenshots.

 

The file are NINCT. So what does it mean?