Here I will add the Simple Flute, another free instrument. Each instrument will have some settings you can change, for example here we can alter the reverb, dynamics, and legato. Using my MIDI keyboard I play the notes that are mapped to the different notes of the oboe. The instrument loads in the right panel, and if you see the keyboard down below, the colored keys will tell you which keys of my MIDI controller will actually work on this instrument. ![]() I can choose the Alpine Project Woodwinds which is free online, by the way, and will select the oboe. So back in the Kontakt UI I will switch to my computer’s folder structure and you can see that I have many more instruments. Instead, you download their package files into a folder on your computer where Kontakt knows to look for them. Other developers choose not to have their instruments show up in Native Access. I have limited drive space on this computer, so I will only download these sounds as I need them. ![]() If we switch to the “Not Installed” tab, you can see all of the products that come bundled with Kontakt. ![]() See in my installation I have Evolution Texas Twang, which is built by a developer named Orange Tree Samples and another named Pedal Steel which is made by a developer named Impact Soundworks. Some developers of virtual instruments pay Native Instruments a fee to have the instruments available within Native Access.
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