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Further, in my specific case, one of the sticking points involved the inability of Omnisphere, which was a user area NKFS file where KK was concerned, to be recognized within Reaper. In my specific case, both these operations took several attempts over some 12 hours before absolute stability and reliability was incontrovertibly established. You should then rescan, having first rescanned your library in KK Stand Alone mode and make sure that all your KK instruments load and play in KK Stand Alone mode as described above.
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I personally recommend that you do not mix 32 and 64 bit plugs in an environment where KK is involved as that appears to be at the heart of my problem.
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Obviously, select in reverse if you are using exclusively 32 bit plugs. (See attached Reaper screenshot.) This assumes that you are operating in a strictly 64 bit environment. With respect to Reaper, the solution involves going to Preferences/VSTs and altering the search path to include:Ĭ:\Program Files\Native Instruments\VST Plugins 64bit\, and exclude any directories containing X86 or 32 bit plugs. Once the entire KK library is proven to be available and functioning correctly in Stand Alone, proceed to your DAW as follows:
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If they don’t, do whatever is necessary to update the database such that this condition is rectified. Then, load several KK instruments, including those in your User Content area to ensure that these all load and play correctly in Stand Alone.
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I am attaching a screenshot of how to rescan within the plug-in for those users who, like me, had no idea how you might go about doing that.įirst, open kK in Stand Alone and rescan. However, since this is a problem which could easily befall any user, sighted or not, I am including the resolution here in the hope that you will add it to your knowledge base so that future customers in this situation will have a ready solution to the problem.Īgain, I encourage you to include the screen shots I sent you previously, particularly the one that spoke about having to rescan from within KK stand alone, or, within the plug-in. Infact, the relevant facts should be included in a knowledge base article because neither of the two pieces Tim suggested addressed my SPECIFIC situation.Īs we established, the problem did not have anything to do with any of Spitfire Audio’s products. Below are the relevant sections of a letter I sent to Spitfire Audio and which I feel would be useful to the readers of this forum. I'm delighted to report a solution to the problem at the heart of this thread.
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Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.īTW, Samplitude Pro X3 Suite yields identical results to Reaper.
I do see all my other Spitfire libraries, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass. A further curiosity is that I don’t see the BH Composer Tool Kit in my list of scanned directories under Library in Preferences in Stand Alone mode, even though sounds from that new library do load and play. I have never seen this message about rescanning manually within the plug-in preferences and have no idea how to try and do it. Further, as I said, it loads and plays correctly in Sonar 8.53. Further, when I load a sound in stand alone mode, it loads and plays correctly. I have rescanned in stand alone countless times. But I have no idea where I can find the plug-in preferences within KK’s plug-in interface. I have enough vision to see much of the screen.
"Please open the stand alone application to rescan, or rescan manually in the plug-in preferences." But when I choose one and load it, I get the following message: When I load Reaper and try to add an instrument in KK as a plug within Reaper, my products show up and my patches show up.
However, while all my instruments showed up fine in Sonar 8.5, my original DAW, KK is now exhibiting a very curious and never before seen failure in both Samplitude Pro X3 Suite and Reaper 5.40. I did manage it eventually and I was able to rescan my database in KK Stand Alone. But installing it into Contact and getting it recognized by Service Center/Native Access was not blind friendly at all. Previously, my installation experience has gone smoothly. This is not the first Spitfire product I’ve bought. I just purchased a wonderful new library from Spitfire Audio called Bernard Herman Composer Tool Kit. I’ve had extraordinary success with it until today. My name is Kevin Gibbs and I am a blind user of Komplete Kontrol.
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