The method for inserting an effect plug-in is almost the same as for loading instrument plug-ins. To show or hide the plug-in in a floating window, press the Plug-in Edit button on the instrument's device pane (in our example, FM8). When loaded, the plug-in user interface will automatically open for editing the instrument's parameters. Once you have located the NI plug-in instrument you want to load, drag and drop it to an empty MIDI Track.Instrument plug-ins can be differentiated from effect plug-ins by the 'keyboard icon' next to the plug-in's name (see example image below). Note: Ableton's Plug-ins Browser displays all available plug-ins (i.e. Note: If you cannot find any plugins here, please read this article to learn how to manage your plug-ins in Ableton Live. Here, we want to insert FM8 as an instrument plug-in.

Locate the plug-in you want to use in the list. Click the triangle next to the plug-in format you wish to use to display the available plug-ins.These will be grouped by plug-in format: Ableton Live supports Audio Units and VST on Mac systems, but only VST on Windows systems. In the Browser CATEGORIES, click the Plug-ins label to access the third party plug-ins.If the Browser is not visible on the left-hand side of Live's user interface, click the Show / Hide Browser button in the upper-left corner of Live's window.Third party plug-in instruments, including NI plug-ins, must be loaded in an empty MIDI track. Note: Some NI products can be inserted both as instrument or effect plug-in (e.g. GUITAR RIG, SUPERCHARGER, etc.) in an audio track or a MIDI track where an instrument is loaded. This article explains how to insert Native Instruments plug-ins in Ableton Live, including:

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