Kontakt sampler full version#
In the first two Slots you can load different Effects. Great for creating interesting grooves and accompaniments. nki - where you can combine percussive chops with pitched chops upon the bow release from the percussive chop. Slide Harmonics, Scottish "Scrunch" ornament, Various fiddle FXs and Tuning gestures.
An extra instrument fiddle! - Extras.nki that can do Chops, Plucks, Up-Bow and Down-Bow Harmonics, Left Hand Open String Gestures.
On the Expression Page, you set up and control the Dynamics, Pitch Bend and Vibrato.
19 Ornaments in 9 Categories including Mordents, Trills, Hammer Ons, Pull Offs, Rolls, Waterfalls, Wiggles, Flicks and Irish Triplets.
You can adjust the Speed, Sample Start, Attack and Attack Curve.
Half and Whole Step Slides at 3 speeds.
The Settings Page gives you extensive control over Attack and Legato articulations – as well as Auto Bow.
The two sampled sound sources (Tube Mic and Ribbon Mic) can be edited completely independently, and the settings can be saved as independent Presets.
A Front Page that offers a realtime display of articulations being used.
The Slow Bow samples are more suitable for Airs, Ballads and slower tempo tunes. Fast Bow and Slow Bow sustain samples are offered.
A wide dynamic range of sustain multisamples with velocity splits ranging from 7 to 20 multisamples per half step.
Some Features of the V2 fiddle! sample library for NI Kontakt Version 2 of fiddle! features new sampled articulations which greatly enhance the expressiveness of the instrument, particularly in regards to ornamentation. Bo and I are happy with the results, and we feel this library fills a void in the world of sample libraries. We've immersed ourselves in the study of numerous styles of fiddle playing over the last year and realized that creating a fiddle sample library would be quite a challenge. They can not be added to the library tab and do not need to be registered.This is a library we have been wanting to produce for quite some time now. Non-Player collections will run without demo restrictions, but they do not get the advantages of Player collections.
Kontakt sampler full version#
If you have the Full version of Kontakt, all Player collections will look and work in the same way as in the Player. What if I have the Full version - in which way do the collections differ? The Native Instruments website has more info.
If you already own one or more Kontakt Player-enabled collections from any vendor you can purchase a license for the Full Version of Kontakt at a discount.
In Demo Mode, sound will fade out after 15 minutes of use and you will only be able to use the patch again after reloading it. If you try to load a non-Player patch into Kontakt Player, it will load fine but will be in Demo Mode. What if I have the Player but want to use a non-Player collection? There are a lot of awesome products from different vendors that require the full version, so it makes sense to get it sooner or later anyway. We have also found that most of our customers have a Full Version license. Unfortunately, getting a Player license is rather expensive and only make sense for rather large collections. So why don't you make all collections Player-compatible? Of course, any Player collection will work in the Full version. The Current Versions section lists the minimum version of Kontakt for each collection as well as whether the full version is required or just the Kontakt Player. While a Player collection will work just fine in the Full Version, a collection requiring the full version will only produce sound for 15 minutes when loaded into Kontakt Player. There are no other sonic or functional differences as far as our collections are concerned. Non-Player collections do not require registration, but have no entry in the Libraries tab and need to be loaded from the Files tab. They also have an entry in Kontakt's Libraries tab. Player collections need to be registered inside Kontakt before first use.
The Player can only load collections licensed for it, meaning collections where Orchestral Tools has paid Native Instruments to make these collections compatible with the free version. The Full Version can load and play all collections without limitations. There are two versions of Kontakt: The free Kontakt Player and the full version (just "Kontakt" or Kontakt Full). All Orchestral Tools collections use the Native Instruments' Kontakt sampler to host and playback the samples.
