▪
The content type of the file, i.e. whether it originates from a product’s factory library or if it
was created by a user.
▪
The product which the files comes from—this can include, e.g., a hierarchical structure
with a product category, a particular product, and possibly a bank of this product.
▪
A variable amount of tags used to describe various characteristics of the file, for example,
the type of effect, the sonic character, the context in which it is used—in a word, anything
that might help you find the file.
Note that the Library is the only other way to display and access your files: You could
also navigate to the same files in your file system. The (substantial) difference lies in
the fact that the Library organizes your files in a
musically relevant
way.
Which Files Are Included in the Library?
The files included in the Library are all KOMPLETE KONTROL-relevant files found in the fold-
ers whose paths are listed in the
Library
page of the
Preferences
panel. For more information
on how to manage these library folders, please refer to section
You can also save the sounds you created in KOMPLETE KONTROL. They are automati-
cally added to the User content section of the
Library pane
. To learn more about this,
see section
6.4, Saving Files to the User Library
.
6.1.2
Native Kontrol Standard
Native Kontrol Standard (NKS) is a software instrument format that allows third-party develop-
ers to integrate with KOMPLETE KONTROL and MASCHINE hardware and software at the
same deep level as KOMPLETE Instruments.
The Native Kontrol Standard includes:
▪
Seamless integration into the KOMPLETE KONTROL Browser for a unified browsing experi-
ence.
▪
Full parameter mapping for instant hands-on control.
▪
Support of KOMPLETE KONTROL S-SERIES features such as the Light Guide.
KOMPLETE KONTROL Browser
Browser Basics
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