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1. NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST HOW TO
2. NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST SERIAL NUMBER
3. NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST FULL
4. NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST SOFTWARE

I looked around on GitHub as well, for more information about Ableton integration, because I really prefer to use Ableton's built in instruments, effects and workflow. Komplete Start also comes with a small assortment of Guitar FX, but I discovered it's an absolute pain to try to use this MIDI controller with the Guitar FX software's god-awful UI, you have to manually map each CC knob per-preset, they don't do that for you. So I have this expensive MIDI controller that doesn't work well with my software, but I can only truly enjoy using it with a couple toy instruments from "Komplete Start" (which doesn't even include a piano instrument FFS!).

NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST SERIAL NUMBER

I also emailed Native Instruments because the serial number for this keyboard is registered to somebody else, and they basically said that if the previous owner doesn't agree to release the Komplete Select 14 license, then they won't be able to help me. I did some researching, and I was shocked to find out that the only way to get this thing's CC knobs and stuff to work with Ableton is by using some abomination of a hack-a custom Ableton Instrument Rack that contains the Komplete Kontrol VST inside. The keys feel great, the hardware is awesome! Then I realized that none of the CC knobs, playback buttons, navigation buttons are doing anything. Then I finally saw the device in Ableton, and tried the keys out.

NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST FULL

Turns out this hardware doesn't support M1 architecture, so I have to run Ableton under Rosetta (wtf?) to be able to use my MIDI keyboard, which by the way, requires full access to my entire disk. Well, after I got a USB connection, I wasn't seeing it in Ableton. I did some Googling, downloaded everything I could, signed up for a NI account (more on that later) only to realize after an hour or two of troubleshooting that it's because I was using a USB 3.0 cable, and the thing only supports USB 2.0. Rant incoming.įirst, I realized my M1 Macbook Air isn't seeing this thing, like, at all. I was really happy to realize that my $100 purchase is now worth much more! I've repaired another 88 key piano on another occasion, so this was a pretty straightforward fix. The seller said it's broken, one key made no sound, and one other key can't reach full velocity. I purchased a Komplete Kontrol S88 MK1 on Facebook Marketplace for the equivalent of about $100 USD.

However, at least you can control Instrument Racks and faders this way. Navigation buttons still do not work, and most of the shortcuts mentioned in the documentation are broken.

Note: If you're on Windows and your third-party plug-ins are not available, please follow this tutorial to add them to KOMPLETE KONTROL.I created this repository to help fix a lot of the issues I complained about below, but it doesn't solve every issue. Note: An Instrument plug-in must be loaded first before any Effects plug-ins can be browsed this way.

In addition to Instrument plug-ins, you can also load non-NKS Effect plug-ins.

NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST SOFTWARE

Open the KOMPLETE KONTROL software menu.Non-NKS plug-ins are available to load into KOMPLETE KONTROL.

NATIVE INSTRUMENTS KOMPLETE KONTROL VST HOW TO

In this article, we explain how to load third-party plug-ins which are not in NKS format. Third-party sounds which are not NKS-ready will not appear in the KOMPLETE KONTROL Browser. This applies to sounds from Native Instruments as well as third-party NKS Partners. The KOMPLETE KONTROL Browser gives quick access to all sounds and libraries that are available in NKS format.