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#Kontakt library not showing up full version#
#Kontakt library not showing up 64 Bit#
#Kontakt library not showing up upgrade#
#Kontakt library not showing up free#
#Kontakt library not showing up mac#

If you own the free Kontakt Player only, the mentioned libraries will stop working after 30-40 minutes and will force you to restart the player.

#Kontakt library not showing up full version#

Please note that some of our products require the full version of Kontakt in order for you to use them properly and without interruptions. You can also apply this procedure to all other Kontakt libraries available which require the full of version of Kontakt by Native Instruments. This little tutorial is meant to guide you through the process of installing any library created by Strezov Sampling. A huge amount of work went into creating these libraries and we hope you will have as much fun writing music with them as we do. N.B: Please click here for the MacOS version of the tutorialįirst of all, let me congratulate you on your purchase of a sample library made by Strezov Sampling. Tutorial written by Robin Birner and Gregory Paxton

#Kontakt library not showing up upgrade#

Your solution would be to either A) upgrade to the latest version of Finale or B), downgrade your Kontakt Player to an earlier version that supports the older 32-bit format.INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR PRODUCTS BY STREZOV SAMPLING So if you're trying to access Kontakt 5.6.8+ within a version of Finale prior to v25, the plugin will not show up. Kontakt 5.6.8+ only comes in a 64-bit format. Finale has not supported 64-bit functionality until v25. If you're using Kontakt 5.6.8 or later with a version of Finale prior to Finale v25, you may be experiencing an incompatibility with 32-bit or 64-bit compatibility. SPECIAL NOTE TO FINALE USERS REGARDING 32-bit AND 64-bit SUPPORT:

#Kontakt library not showing up mac#

On Mac systems he AU and VST plugin versions of Kontakt will be automatically installed to the correct locations and it will show up in all your audio/midi programs that support Audio Units or VSTs. If you aren't seeing Kontakt as an available AU (Audio Unit) or VST plugin, simply reinstall Kontakt Player from Native Access. We recommend Kontakt 6 if it's compatible with your host program. For example, Kontakt 5.dll rather than the more current Kontakt.dll. Note: older versions of Kontakt, prior to Kontakt 6, will have the version number as a part of the file name.

Restart Dorico and it should henceforth recognize Kontakt as a VST plug-in.

#Kontakt library not showing up 64 Bit#

Navigate to the default location of your Kontakt.dll file at:Ĭ>Program Files>Native Instruments>VSTPlugins 64 bit.

Within Dorico, simply navigate to Edit>Preferences, chose the Play tab, and scroll down to the heading VST Plug-ins and click the button: VST2 Plug-in Paths.

There is no need to move any files for Dorico.

*If you don't see the VSTPlugins folder, go ahead and manually create a folder named "VSTPlugins" in that location.Ĭ:\Program Files\Sibelius Software\VSTPlugins

Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista:.

More information on using 3rd Party VST/Audio Unit Plugins with Finale (via MakeMusic) If you're experiencing problems with a version of Finale prior to v25, and are using Kontakt 5.6.8 (or greater) after Spring 2017, read the note below about 32-bit/64-bit support.ĭESIRED FOLDER LOCATIONS FOR HOST PROGRAMSĬ:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\MakeMusic\Finale \VST SupportĬ:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data*\MakeMusic\ Finale \VST Support

In short, 32-bit systems will not be supported much longer. It's what most modern systems and programs are defaulting to. Unless you're using an older Windows machine or an older host program, you should choose the 64-bit version. it should now recognize Kontakt as a VST plugin! Next time you launch your host program (Finale, Sibelius, etc. Navigate to your host program's desired folder location (see below), right-click the folder, and select Paste to place a copy of Kontakt.dll in that location.Right-click the Kontakt.dll file and select Copy.Assuming you've already installed Kontakt, this file should be located at:Ĭ>Program Files>Native Instruments>VSTPlugins 64 bit.Locate the Kontakt.dll file (this is the VST file).Solution: Copy and Paste the Kontakt.dll file into the location where your host program wants to find it. If you're trying to use Kontakt Player as a VST or AU plugin within the Finale or Sibelius notation programs, but you're not seeing Kontakt as an available option, it probably means the plugin wasn't properly placed into the exact location Finale or Sibelius looks for it. Modified on: Wed, 5 May, 2021 at 12:04 PM Kontakt Player isn't showing up in Finale or Sibelius