The view menu of the File Browser contains options that determine which items will be shown. Double-clicking an Instrument in the Instrument Navigator list will open it for editing in the Rack. If an Instrument that you select is not currently visible in the Instrument Navigator list, it will automatically scroll to its list position. Similarly, you can select an Instrument by clicking on either its header in the Rack, or its entry in the Instrument Navigator pane. To switch to one of the four Instrument pages, you can either use the page buttons in the Rack header (if it’s in Multi Instrument mode), or click the page numbers at the top of the Instrument Navigator list. The Instrument Navigator list will keep in sync with the page and Instrument selection in the Rack and vice versa. It provides a good way to keep the bigger overview when you’re editing an Instrument, when the Rack does not convey any information about Instruments other than the currently edited one. It is divided into 4 pages of up to 16 Instruments each, and displays the Instrument names along with M (mute) and S (solo) indicators. The Instrument Navigator shows a list of all Instruments in the Rack, which is updated at all times. Loading a Snapshot from the File System.Non-Activated and Non-Licensed Libraries.

Assigning MIDI Controllers in the Browser.

Loading and Saving Instruments and Multis.

Setting Up a New Third-Party KONTAKT PLAYER Library.

IMPROVED: TMPro polyphony can now be set to 0 via KSP, in order to match the range of the related parameters in Instrument Options->Voice Handling dialog

IMPROVED: Internal modulator and modulation target KSP information is now always shown if Developer Options checkbox is enabled IMPROVED: Snap to value or zero crossing options in Wave Editor are now retained per instrument, rather than per zone Signal Processors in the Outputs SectionĪDDED: Kontakt Lua API, enabled through the new Developer panel in Options dialogĪDDED Various options for showing or hiding incoming, script generated and ignored events in Mapping EditorĪDDED: Source module’s playback mode can now be retrieved with $ENGINE_PAR_SOURCE_MOD getterĪDDED: Option to snap sample start/end to zero crossings in Wave EditorĪDDED: Option to copy sample end setting to all selected zones in Wave EditorĪDDED: “continue” statement is now available in KSPĪDDED: Real arrays can now be stored to and loaded from NKA filesĪDDED: Selection state of a zone can now be queried with $ZONE_PAR_SELECTED zone parameter, and a list of all currently selected zones can be retrieved with get_sel_zones_idx() commandĪDDED: set_map_editor_event_color() KSP command, which allows changing color of script-generated events in Mapping Editor, individually per script slot.Assigning MIDI Controllers in the Side Pane.

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