Native Instruments
How do i install presets into Native Instruments Massive?
i downloaded a ton of wobble bass presets but i cant figure out how to install them so i can open them up once in massive. i am using fl studio 10 by the way
click on start, go to my computer, click on local disk C: then depending if you have a 64 bit or 32 bit computer, i have 64 bit but my massive is install on program files(X86), go to program files, then go to common files, go to native instruments, then to shared contents, pick sounds, pick massive then in that folder, you can create a new folder and drag your preset sound into there and you can name that folder to whatever you like. Once you're done, open up massive and look to your top right corner, you will see VIEW with the following tab: Synth, Attributes, and Browser, click on browser and look for your named folder you just created and tada! anything else, let me know.
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