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on, values or under = sustain off).
• Sustain Pedal without Controller: KONTAKT PLAYER 2 will recognize
only a switched controller.
• Controller Only: KONTAKT PLAYER 2 will recognize only a continuous
controller.
Accept All Notes Off/All Sounds Off: This option will filter All Notes Off and All
Sounds Off messages, which some older controllers send by default.
Accept Standard Controllers for Volume and Pan: This option will automatically
cause each instrument to automatically respond to CC# for volume and
CC#10 for pan.
MIDI Controller # (Volume) Range: Using this dropdown menu, you can adjust
the minimum and maximum values that incoming MIDI CC# will translate
to when controlling the volume of an instrument.
Info Tab
Instrument Icon: Choose an Instrument's identifying icon.
Instrument Info: A notepad for the Instrument, possibly including copyright
information, helpful tips, etc.
Instrument Categories: Choose an Instrument category. Being able to search
on this can help considerably with database searches.
Author: Information on the sample's creator. This is limited to characters,
so longer descriptions can go in the Info box.
Weblink: Provides a web link to the author's web site.
Troubleshooting
If something doesn't seem to work correctly, there must be a logical reason
for it. Native Instruments software is tested on a variety of computers and
configurations to ensure proper function. Having said that, there remain an
infinite number of possible setups and within them any number of compatibility
issues, software conflicts, hardware problems and so on.
Below you will find some tips in regards to troubleshooting common problems
with KONTAKT PLAYER 2. This list is by no means exhaustive. For more product
specific issues please consult the product handbook, the Native Instruments
Support Knowledge Base, or Native Instruments Technical Support.
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