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# Spitfire Player Libraries

Spitfire Player Libraries are based on normal Key Switches, and usually, it takes no effort to set up Art Conductor with SF player libraries. Just load the instrument’s articulation template, and you’re done.

For very few SF player libraries, you need to load Snapshots. Copy the Art Conductor Snapshots to the instrument’s User Preset folder and reload the instrument. In the SF instrument browser, select " User" to see the custom instruments. 

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