I'll put up with Native Access only to let me use new libraries which I'd be using K6 for, but that's it. per se, but because I question NI's technical competence have read just too many shameful tales of woe re Native Access) that I'd really hate to find, for example, that I have to re-download / re-authorise any instruments which already work well in K5. If I buy K6 and buy libraries which require NA, will NA mess with my K5 stuff (including already installed libraries) in any way? I'm so mistrustful of NA (not because I object to online licensing etc. Not even interested in the K6 version of the Kontakt Factory Library. I'd only use K6 for the new libraries I choose.
How to add kontakt library without native access Pc#
I figured I'd just wait for K6, as I'm told K5 and K6 can coexist on the same PC just fine. The problem of course is that there are new libraries out there I'd like which require K5.5.2+. Just keep in mind that if you open a library in K6 and save any changes to an instrument, you wont be able to open that instrument in K5. When you open K5, all of your libraries will still be there, just as they were before. In the Run line, enter regedit (without quotes) Click OK Say Yes to User Account Control (Windows Vista/7/8.x/10) Now you can re-add the Library to Kontakt For older versions of Kontakt (pre-Native Access) follow the steps below: 1. I've not updated Kontakt since 5.5.1 as I've read that, between subsequent 5.5.2+ versions of Kontakt and Native Access (NA), there always seem to be some bug or PITA that I really wish to avoid. K6 will find all of your Kontakt libraries and automatically add them without doing anything to K5. (By the way, I'm ok with loading libraries via the file menu tab having things show up in the library tab means nothing to me.)
I love my Kontakt libraries, and my K5.5.1 (full) setup works just fine.
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