📸Kontakt Snapshot Libraries

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đŸŽĻ Snapshots and Logic: https://youtu.be/7EUO3Jjh1pw đŸŽĻ Snapshots and Cubase: https://youtu.be/t8SW9uCWzIc đŸŽĻ Snapshots and Studio One Video: Coming soon đŸŽĻ Snapshots and Digital Performer: https://youtu.be/UDNZDd4sTZg

Some Kontakt libraries do not contain default articulations (like many 8dio titles, for instance). Others only load a fraction of all possible articulations (like Orchestral Tools). Neither are great for what you want to achieve, and that’s where our Snapshots come in.

“ -SL” at the end of the filename of the instrument indicates that you’re dealing with a Snapshot library. You must load the corresponding Kontakt Snapshot for those libraries to make things work.

To set up a sample instrument for working with Snapshots, perform the following simple steps:

Individual Snapshots can be stored in the Snapshot folder created by the corresponding Kontakt instrument. However, these folders can be in different places. We recommend storing the Snapshots alongside this documentation.

Note for Studio One owners: Ensure you don’t switch to a different articulation while notes are still playing.

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