When you start KONTAKT in stand-alone mode for the first time, both audio and MIDI will need to be configured. Also, when you are creating or editing complex sample libraries yourself, using the stand- alone version is often easier than opening KONTAKT in a DAW or sequencer. This can be very useful if you don’t need the additional functionality of a full-blown sequencer environment, for instance when you’re using KONTAKT as a live performance instrument or as a sampling host on a stand-alone computer. In this mode, KONTAKT will receive MIDI data from one or more ports of a MIDI interface and send audio signals directly to your audio interface. When you launch the KONTAKT application in the installation directory, KONTAKT will start as a stand-alone program that provides its own application menu. Signal Processors in the Outputs Section.

Assigning MIDI Controllers in the Side Pane.

Loading and Saving Instruments and Multis.

Loading a Snapshot from the File System.

My intention was to keep adding numbers sequentially for each library.Ĭan anyone suggest what might be going wrong? I'm at a complete loss to explain why the first one worked but others don't. R2R manager says successfully registered and gives me a SNPID), but the libraries don't show in the browser in kontakt 6. Subsequent attempts also appear to be successful (i.e. My first attempt was successful, and the library i created with KLC got added and showed up in Kontakt 6. I have R2R Library manager which normally does a good job of adding libraries to Kontakt 6, but there are apparently 3 tags missing from the NICNT files created by KLC which stop the libraries it creates from being added: UPID, HU and JDXĪll three appear to be randomly generated alpha-numeric strings, so I'm assigning my own dummy ones by adding the tags to the NICNT files manually via notepad, then adding that NICNT to kontakt 6 via the R2R manager. I'm using KLC to create the libraries, which works fine for adding them to kontakt 5. I'm currently trying to find a good working method for creating custom libraries that will work in Kontakt 6.

Windows 10 add library to kontakt 5