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A little star ' *' icon next to the Snapshot's name indicates changes were made without having been saved.

DO NOT FORGET to overwrite the Preset, using the Store button, otherwise the changes will not be saved.

In this example, we tag the Synth1 Snapshot as Instrument.

Right-click on the Snapshot's name corresponding to the preset you have loaded.

In REAKTOR, load a Preset you have created.In order to see the Preset you have saved in MASCHINE or KOMPLETE KONTROL you must tag it in REAKTOR as an Instrument, Effect or both. Using the Preset within KOMPLETE KONTROL or MASCHINE Important note: If you do not edit the Bank Path of a new Ensemble, its Presets will be stored in a folder called 'New', which is the default Bank name for a new Ensemble. We chose My Own Ensembles as the Bank name and My Own Synth as the Sub-Bank name: Here you can see the Product, Bank and Sub-Bank name. Go to the Properties Tab and scroll down to the BANK PATH section.Make sure that the Ensemble is selected, by clicking on its header or into the panel background.

To view and edit the Bank Path of your own or user-created Ensemble, follow these steps: The User Content folder structure always reflects the Bank Path structure in the Ensemble's Properties. Similar to the REAKTOR Factory Ensembles and the Powerd by REAKTOR Ensembles, you can add a Preset Folder path for your own Ensemble creations or for any Ensembles from the REAKTOR User Library. Location of Presets for User-Created Ensembles it will be stored in a sub-folder named after the corresponding product: If you have created a Preset for a Powered by REAKTOR product, such as RAZOR, ROUNDS, KONTOUR, etc. Location of Presets for a Powered by REAKTOR Ensemble If you have created a Preset for a Factory Library Ensemble the Preset will be stored in a sub-folder called 'Reaktor' and there into another folder named after the Factory Ensemble, e.g. Location of Presets for a REAKTOR Factory Library Ensemble You can also right-click on a Preset and choose Show in Folder in order to navigate to the Preset location on your hard drive:

Windows: C > Users > *Username* > Documents > Native Instruments > User Content.

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OS X: Mac HD > Users > *Username* > Documents > Native Instruments > User Content.

Unlike Snapshots, which are stored in the Ensemble file itself, Presets are saved as separate files in the User Content folder. Then click the Preset in the User section of the Preset Browser, e.g. In our example this is the RAZOR Ensemble. To load a Preset you have saved, first load the Preset's corresponding Ensemble. In our example we named the Preset RazorPreset1: Use the Store button to overwrite an existing Preset. Press the Add button once more (or alternatively, press the Return key on your computer's keyboard) to save your Preset. A new Preset will be created in the Preset Browser named after the last Snapshot which was loaded in the Ensemble.

Press the Add button at the bottom of the Browser to create a Preset.

Note the Preset Browser icon in front of it indicates that this is the Snapshot Master: In this example, we set the focus to Ens - Razor Ensemble. You can do this in the Select Instruments drop-down menu, which is available from the small triangle button in the top right corner of the Preset Browser. If you do not see a User icon in the Preset Browser, you must select the Snapshot Master first. Important note: The Preset functionality is only available for the Snapshot Master.

Click the Preset Browser Tab and select the User icon.

Load an Ensemble in REAKTOR and tweak its parameters until you reach a state you want to save.

Additionally the Presets will also be available in the Browser of KOMPLETE KONTROL and MASCHINE 2. You can now manage Presets directly from REAKTOR's new Preset Browser. They will be saved as separate files on your disks, while still being related to your Ensemble. Presets can be saved without entering Edit mode and without the need to save the Ensemble file. Previously, in order to save a particular state of a REAKTOR Ensemble, you had to save a Snapshot in Edit mode and save your Ensemble file containing your own Snapshots. REAKTOR 6.0.3 introduces a new convenient way to save your Presets in Play mode (as opposed to Edit mode). Note: the Presets functionality described in this article requires REAKTOR 6.0.3.