Native Instruments DRUMS OverKILL Operation Manual page 41

Browser for Folder: Look for samples in the folder of your choice (including all
subfolders)
Browse for Files: Look for a specific sample file; use the Resolve All Possible
option to look for other samples in the folder of the selected file
Skip Missing: Load the patch only with the samples found so far and ignore
any missing samples
Abort Loading: Cancel the whole loading process
KONTAKT PLAYER 2 won't start (or crashes upon start):
• Check the systems requirements for the KONTAKT PLAYER which you
want to use. The minimum requirements are the very least you can get
by with, and are often not enough for larger projects. If your project
calls for more nstruments, more plug-in instances, etc. updating your
RAM configuration may save you a lot of trouble.
• Make sure you have the most recent KONTAKT PLAYER version.
• Make sure that you have not clicked on an outdated application alias /
shortcut.
• Try to restart your computer. Disconnect any audio interfaces and
computer peripherals like printers, scanners and the like.
My soundcard / MIDI device is not recognized:
• Quit all open applications
• Disconnect and reconnect the device. Try another USB / Firewire port
if one is available. Connect the device directly to the computer and not
via a USB / Firewire hub.
• Open Audio MIDI Setup (Mac OS X) and see if the device shows up
there. Test the MIDI setup for MIDI received.
• Update any soundcard / MIDI drivers from the manufacturer's
website.
• Deinstall and reinstall your soundcard / MIDI drivers.
I don't hear any sound:
Without being too product specific, there are usually two reasons for this
problem. It is either MIDI or soundcard / routing related.
• Make sure that the KONTAKT PLAYER MIDI channel is set to receive
from your MIDI device properly. They must be on the same MIDI channel.
If in doubt, set the KONTAKT PLAYER to OMNI.
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