Not really. The basic procedure is to paste aEff and PICT resources in to the host program
aha, ok, well i never looked into the NI apps until now (i usually do not even install stand alone versions)
if that would really already do it, there are still some problems left, such as the copy protection - or is there any free NI standalone? (wasnt tere some reaktor thing which was free?)
Can be connected to virtually any MIDI software or hardware and are fast and lightweight than a full DAW host.
ok, so you are talking about a situation where you use a computer as one instrument only. well, i still think some leight weight host program will do better, and as it seems the NI programs are more or less also only VST hosts.
well i will look into that later, it is never too late to learn something new about these old programs.
about the NI players, i have lost the overview about releases after 2008. today you never really know who is the publisher and if something is a plug-in or just library content ... personally i dont use sample stuff, but i agree that it is fun to make everything available and extend and optimize things until end of times.