If you’re new to Kontakt or just getting started with separate automation, here’s a quick rundown of how to use it.
First, create a new track in your DAW and insert the Kontakt instrument you want to use. Then, open the Kontakt interface and select the “Separate Automation” button in the top right corner.
Now, you’ll see two separate automation lanes for each parameter in the Kontakt interface. By default, the top lane is for modulation and the bottom lane is for level.
To automate a parameter, simply click on the parameter name in the Kontakt interface and then click on the desired automation lane. Then, use your mouse to draw in the automation curve.
That’s all there is to it! Automating parameters in Kontakt is a great way to add interest and movement to your sounds.
Other related questions:
How do I split Kontakt?
You can split Kontakt into two independent instances by opening the Kontakt window and going to the “Options” menu. From there, select “Split Instances” and then click “OK”.
How do I set automation in Kontakt?
1. In the Kontakt window, click the Automation button.
2. In the Automation window, click the Add button.
3. In the Add Automation dialog box, select the desired parameter from the list and click OK.
4. In the Automation window, click the Record button.
5. In the Kontakt window, make the desired changes to the parameter.
6. In the Automation window, click the Stop button.
How do I add multiple instruments to Kontakt?
In Kontakt, click on the “Add Instrument” button in the top left corner of the interface.
This will bring up the “Add Instrument” window.
In the “Instrument Type” drop-down menu, select the type of instrument you want to add.
In the “Instrument Name” field, enter the name of the instrument you want to add.
In the “MIDI Channel” drop-down menu, select the MIDI channel you want the instrument to use.
In the “Output” drop-down menu, select the output you want the instrument to use.
Click the “OK” button to add the instrument.
Can I use Kontakt without a DAW?
Yes, you can use Kontakt without a DAW.