BassClef
Senior Member
1) This rookie just upgraded to Kontakt from Kontakt Player. So far I only have a few libraries that require Kontakt. I see that those libraries do not display in the Library tab on the left side of Kontakt, but all of my Kontakt Player libraries do. Of course I can access the "full Kontakt" libraries from the files tab, and I have placed them in the "quick load" section as well. Why is this?
2) I may move all Kontakt libraries (Player or Full) into the "quick load" area and hide the library tab completely. However, I do like seeing the keyboard at the bottom of the Kontakt window. Is there a way to keep it open as well as the "quick load" area at the same time?
3) Kontakt patch volume... When working on a track, I can control volume via the Kontakt volume control, DAW track volume and cc11. (I work with cc1 and cc11 routed to two of the sliders on my controller keyboard) Generally speaking, how do you use these three alternatives? Normally I start with Kontakt patch volume at "0", DAW track volume at "0" and work with expression and dynamics. If needed I adjust DAW track volume next and rarely ever change the Kontakt patch volume. Is this a good approach?
4) When you create a customized or "multi" patch, where do you save those? I was thinking of creating a "my patches" folder inside of the library's "instruments" folder that I could find via the "quick loads" area.
Any advice here would be appreciated... thanks.
2) I may move all Kontakt libraries (Player or Full) into the "quick load" area and hide the library tab completely. However, I do like seeing the keyboard at the bottom of the Kontakt window. Is there a way to keep it open as well as the "quick load" area at the same time?
3) Kontakt patch volume... When working on a track, I can control volume via the Kontakt volume control, DAW track volume and cc11. (I work with cc1 and cc11 routed to two of the sliders on my controller keyboard) Generally speaking, how do you use these three alternatives? Normally I start with Kontakt patch volume at "0", DAW track volume at "0" and work with expression and dynamics. If needed I adjust DAW track volume next and rarely ever change the Kontakt patch volume. Is this a good approach?
4) When you create a customized or "multi" patch, where do you save those? I was thinking of creating a "my patches" folder inside of the library's "instruments" folder that I could find via the "quick loads" area.
Any advice here would be appreciated... thanks.