Ableton Live, Logic, etc.) into the search field to find relevant details. You can search our Knowledge Base to find more information about using NI plug-ins in your DAW. The only difference between the standalone and plug-in versions of KONTAKT are the Audio and MIDI settings: When using KONTAKT in your DAW, all Audio and MIDI settings are configured in your DAW's Preferences, and not within the KONTAKT plug-in. The browser works the same way as shown in the previous chapter. To use your library in a DAW, you must first load KONTAKT (PLAYER) as a plug-in and then load the library from the KONTAKT (PLAYER) plug-in. Please see the previous chapter above to open KONTAKT in standalone mode. Important note: Before proceeding with KONTAKT in your DAW, you must start KONTAKT in standalone mode at least once in order for KONTAKT to properly build its database. Double-clicking the preset will load the instrument. Clicking once on a preset will activate a preview.This will display a list of instrument presets on the right.

Scroll through the browser and click the picture icon for your library. The Library Browser displays all KONTAKT libraries that are installed.Toggle the view by clicking the Browser icon in KONTAKT's header to ensure that the Library Browser is enabled.Read this article to configure the Audio settings in KONTAKT, Configure the Audio and MIDI Settings for KONTAKT (PLAYER).Windows: C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > Kontakt.macOS: Macintosh HD > Applications > Native Instruments > Kontakt.By default the location of your standalone application is here: Note: If using KONTAKT 6 PLAYER (or earlier), please see the ' KONTAKT 6 and Earlier' chapter in this article. In this chapter, we describe getting started with KONTAKT 7 PLAYER and the new Library Browser.

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