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Basically I want to use Massive's effects on samples, mainly the reverb because I think it sounds far better than FL's plugin. Is there any way to load massive in a mixer channel so that it works like any effect vst ?

One of the Massive developers recently released some of its built-in effects as standalone plugins for free. The dimension expander was one of them, but I'm not sure about any of the standard reverbs. Here's a link to where I got the Dimension Expander anyway: http://xferrecords.com/freeware/

Just go grab the SilverSpike reverb or M30. The Massive one is like alright...

grab glaceverb, it's free and great

1point5 wrote:One of the Massive developers recently released some of its built-in effects as standalone plugins for free. The dimension expander was one of them, but I'm not sure about any of the standard reverbs. Here's a link to where I got the Dimension Expander anyway: http://xferrecords.com/freeware/

He aint one of the developers, he just copied the effect from massive

blinkesko wrote:

1point5 wrote:One of the Massive developers recently released some of its built-in effects as standalone plugins for free. The dimension expander was one of them, but I'm not sure about any of the standard reverbs. Here's a link to where I got the Dimension Expander anyway: http://xferrecords.com/freeware/

He aint one of the developers, he just copied the effect from massive

yup steve aoki doesnt work for native instruments

sunny_b_uk wrote:

blinkesko wrote:

1point5 wrote:One of the Massive developers recently released some of its built-in effects as standalone plugins for free. The dimension expander was one of them, but I'm not sure about any of the standard reverbs. Here's a link to where I got the Dimension Expander anyway: http://xferrecords.com/freeware/

He aint one of the developers, he just copied the effect from massive

yup steve aoki doesnt work for native instruments

Duda* haha

topmo3 wrote:grab glaceverb, it's free and great

Sounds great, thank you.

blinkesko wrote:

1point5 wrote:One of the Massive developers recently released some of its built-in effects as standalone plugins for free. The dimension expander was one of them, but I'm not sure about any of the standard reverbs. Here's a link to where I got the Dimension Expander anyway: http://xferrecords.com/freeware/

He aint one of the developers, he just copied the effect from massive

oh right fair enough, thought I'd read that it was one of the original developers but maybe not

waves true verb. never turn back.

yeah thats a good one! The stock Ableton one is pretty decent actually.

I found some pretty good verbs in NI Guitar Rig, easy to use and lots of other interesting uses also. I use in most tracks

to answer the original question tho for anyone wondering, yes, you can use Massive as an effect insert. a lot of instruments can do that, kinda cool when you forget about it and then go looking for a different verb or distortion or whatever, try massive or absynth
aside from those NI synths, you can do this with Rob Papen Predator too, and prob lots of others but i'm not sure what else

1point5 wrote:One of the Massive developers

One of the Nerve developers. (This should've been obvious, considering that the link is to Xfer website, and Xfer puts out the Nerve drum machine.)

blinkesko wrote:He aint one of the developers, he just copied the effect from massive

Found the script in a Reaktor patch and re-coded it in C.

sunny_b_uk wrote:yup steve aoki doesnt work for native instruments

Steve Duda.

I prefer Izotop's Ozone for reverb, but it is quite pricey. Definitely a worthy investment, though! For Delay, I like Fabfilter's Timeless.