Some options to consider are (when keeping both x86 and 圆4 plugins): If I delete the x86 plugins, leaving only the 圆4, will projects that I have done with the old ones still work? I don't know what to do if I need to have both kinds of plugin available. I forgot that when you change that, you have to clear the cache and re-scan, which I did and now the non-86 ones show up.
NI NATIVE ACCESS DLLS 64 BIT
It still sees x86 plugins! Is it possible that Reaper is wrong? When I click on the NI info in the plugin from inside Reaper, I can't tell if it's a 64 bit or not, but it does says under Processor "圆4 (SSE, SSE2, SSE3) whatever that means.ĮDIT 3 (LOL).
I think the issue must be because they do have the same name.ĮDIT 2: I backed up the Reaper path and then removed the regular plugins path completely, then ran Reaper. If you get everything working, it's great, but getting there can be a real pain.ĮDIT: also, my 64 bit plugins are later in the path than the others, as per the Reaper directions concerning plugins with the same name. Is it safe to move the Kontakt dlls out of the folder and then try Reaper? If that doesn't work, can I put them back and they will still work? Like I said, I am very nervous about messing with what the Kontakt installer did because I have had so much trouble with NI stuff. I can't just remove the path because they are installed in the VST plugins directories ("regular" and 64 bit) and if I do I lose all the other plugins in those folders as far as Reaper is concerned. I am extremely nervous about removing any NI plugins physically because their stuff is so finicky.
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