Close MASCHINE and press Win + R on your keyboard to open the Run dialog.This will cause MASCHINE to scan your default plug-in folder locations. Click Rescan to allow MASCHINE to find your plug-ins.įollow these steps to manually rebuild the MASCHINE plug-in database.If the VST folder path is not listed, click Add and navigate to your plug-in folder location.Start MASCHINE and go to Preferences > Plug-ins > Locations.Below VST Location (64 bit), you can see the folder where your plug-in was installed.Click the three dots on the right side and choose Installation Paths.Open Native Access and go to Library > Installed to find your product in the list.You can use Native Access to find the VST plug-in folder, in order to set the correct location in MASCHINE Preferences. Make sure MASCHINE is accessing the folder where your plug-ins have been installed. Plug-in Locations in MASCHINE and Native Access If you notice an exclamation tab by your product, use the Repair tab as explained in this article (or this video). Note: If KONTAKT or REAKTOR are not Installed, click the Available tab in Native Access to install them. Click the Library > Installed > Applications tab and check if KONTAKT and REAKTOR are installed.Follow these steps to make sure they're installed. Many NI instruments require the KONTAKT or REAKTOR Players to function. Verify that KONTAKT and REAKTOR are Installed Native Access 1 users can also watch the video at the end of this article.
Please try the solutions recommended below.
When trying to load a preset from the MASCHINE 2 Browser, you get the following error message mentioning a particular Native Instruments product:
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