Native Instruments Creator Tools 1.5.2.0 macOS

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File size: 125 MB

CREATOR TOOLS are a suite of tools designed and developed to support the instrument creation process of KONTAKT 7.

KONTAKT 7 ships with a standalone application suite - CREATOR TOOLS - to aid the instrument creation processes. It consists of three elements

Debugger, for identifying and fixing problems in KONTAKT script;

Instrument Editor, which can load and run Lua scripts to automap samples, duplicate and batch rename groups, and copy settings from one part of an instrument to another;

GUI Designer, which allows creators to assemble, customize, and reuse KONTAKT performance views and controls without the need to write code.

Project Panel

The Project Panel consists of the Project Manager and the File Browser. The Project Manager allows you to collect files and folders and organize them in groups in order to quickly access a project's assets. The File Browser allows you to view files on your computer storage devices and open them directly from within the tools.

KPS Log

The Log helps you detect and fix possible issues while building your instrument. It receives notifications generated by any KONTAKT instance and logs messages, warnings, errors.

Select different filtering options for the log

Pause the debugging session

Clear the log content

Access the log settings

KPS Variables

Inspect variables and arrays by using the commandswatch_var andwatch_array_idx ind the KONTAKT script. Their value changes will be displayed and updated in real time.

Instrument Editor

Load the instrument you want to edit in KONTAKT and select it in the Instrument Editor. Its structure will be displayed in the form of a nested tree and can be modified through Lua scripts in the Lua Script tool.

Push changes you did in the instrument's structure to KONTAKT via↑ or pull changes you did in KONTAKT via↓ . Badges on both buttons indicate changes that aren't synced yet.

Lua Script

Load Lua scripts from the Project Panel or drag them directly from disk. Run them to modify the structure of an instrument. For example, automap samples directly from your disk, duplicate and batch rename groups and zones, or copy settings from one part of an instrument to another.

Open the loaded Lua script in a text editor, for further modifications

Run the loaded script to apply actions on the instrument structure