Is there a way to automate Reaktor in Logic 7

automation quick access would be the easiest way to go- check the manual

Yes, automation is the same as any plugin. Some of the newer display components aren't functional parameters to the plugin host (Logic). So, yes to knobs and faders, no to fancy Mouse Areas. Hope that helps. Another thing to watch out for is parameter naming conventions - you'll typically be presented with parameter index numbers, rather than useful names - like 'P0300', rather than 'Cutoff Frequency'.

J

Automation IDs (which are just AU the parameter #) are assigned on a per-ensemble basis by Reaktor. If you want to find out and ID, either record some automation, or select the fader and then go to the properties pane, Connections tab, Automation section. I discourage reassigning automation IDs. There is no way to print the entire list off, for example.

J

The best way to automate any NI instrument in Logic is to use Kore from NI.
Kore opens as a pi and acts as host to single or multiple AU instances. Kore hardware has 8 buttons and 8 controllers assigned to control all parameters (all set up in factory presets, but also user controllable)

When you open a software instrument in Logic using kore, Logic automatically assigns automation to 8 pages of the 16 controls. You do not need to set this up in Logic's cdontroller assignments, it happens automatically

so if I open a sound in reactor I have no instant automation
If I open the same sound in Kore I get up to 64 continuous controllers and 64 on/off switches instantly.

I still find it hard to come to terms with how well kore works and how simple it is to use. Highly recommended.