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• Text appearing on labels of the hardware controller is printed in orange. Whenever you see
this formatting applied, you will find the same text on the controller.
• Important names and concepts are printed in bold.
• References to keys on your computer’s keyboard you’ll find put in square brackets (e.g., “Press
[Shift] + [Enter]”).
• Single instructions are introduced by this play button type arrow.
Results of actions are introduced by this smaller arrow.
Naming Convention
Throughout the documentation we will refer to KOMPLETE KONTROL keyboard (or just key-
board) as the hardware controller and KOMPLETE KONTROL software as the software installed
on your computer.
2.2. New Features in KOMPLETE KONTROL 2.1.6
The following new features have been added to KOMPLETE KONTROL:
PreSonus Studio One Support for KOMPLETE KONTROL
KOMPLETE KONTROL keyboards now support integration in PreSonus Studio One.
For more information, refer to Integration with PreSonus Studio One.
Steinberg Cubase/Nuendo Support for KOMPLETE KONTROL A-Series
and M32
KOMPLETE KONTROL A-Series and M32 keyboards now support integration in PreSonus Studio
One.
For more information, refer to Integration with Steinberg Cubase and Nuendo.
2.3. New Features in KOMPLETE KONTROL 2.1.3
The following new features have been added to KOMPLETE KONTROL:
Audio Plug-in
The new Audio plug-in specializes in keeping audio loops playing in-sync with the project in your
host software and has the optional ability to do so without influencing the key of the loop. Further-
more, you can transpose the loop while it plays so that it fits the key of your song.
For more information on the Audio plug-in, refer to Audio Plug-In.
For more information on using the Audio plug-in, refer to Working with Loops and One-Shot Sam-
ples.
MCU Support for KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series MK2
KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series MK2 now supports integration in hosts with MCU control.
Welcome to KOMPLETE KONTROL
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Содержание
- Table of contents 2
- Disclaimer 6
- Document conventions 7
- Welcome to komplete kontrol 7
- Audio plug in 8
- Mcu support for komplete kontrol s series mk2 8
- Naming convention 8
- New features in komplete kontrol 2 8
- Presonus studio one support for komplete kontrol 8
- Steinberg cubase nuendo support for komplete kontrol a series and m32 8
- Improved support for a series keyboards 9
- Improvements to host integration 9
- Improvements to the browser 9
- Midi control takeover mode for third party controllers 9
- Midi mapping for third party controllers 9
- New features in komplete kontrol 2 9
- Sounds com integration 9
- Accessibility 10
- Box contents 10
- Komplete 10
- System requirements 10
- Keyboard overview 11
- Activating accessibility features 12
- Activating training mode 13
- Feature overview and keyboard shortcuts 13
- Komplete kontrol training mode makes it easy to locate a specific button or parameter with out accidentally triggering an action when training mode is activated all button presses and pa rameter names are announced but the corresponding action is not triggered 13
- The following overview outlines the availability of accessibility features for different aspects of komplete kontrol from both the komplete kontrol keyboard and the kom plete kontrol software in the table you also can find the relevant keyboard shortcut 13
- To activate or deactivate training mode from the komplete kontrol keyboard while the komplete kontrol software is running double press the shift button on the top left of the keyboard 13
- Training mode 13
- Training mode is only available when the accessibility features have been activated 13
- Welcome to komplete kontrol 13
- Accessibility for komplete kontrol s host integration is only available when us ing apple voiceover in logic pro x and garageband for more information about komplete kontrol s host integration features refer to host integration 14
- Welcome to komplete kontrol 14
- Host integration workflow 15
- Key features 15
- Stand alone workflow 15
- The komplete kontrol workflows 15
- Connecting the keyboard to the computer 17
- Setting up komplete kontrol 17
- Configuring audio interface 18
- Enabling midi control 18
- Setting up the stand alone application 18
- Setting up host integration 19
- Configuring ableton live for komplete kontrol 20
- Setting up ableton live 20
- Setting up apple logic pro x and garageband 20
- Loading komplete kontrol in ableton live 21
- Setting up steinberg cubase nuendo 21
- Connecting a sustain pedal to the keyboard 22
- Setting up presonus studio one 22
- Header 23
- Software overview 23
- Browser 24
- Library pane 25
- Product selector 26
- Files pane 27
- Perform panel 29
- Plug in panel 29
- Plug in area 30
- Plug in chain panel 30
- Sampler plug in 31
- Envelopes 32
- One shot 32
- Audio plug in 34
- Keyboard overview 36
- Top view 36
- Perform and edit section 37
- Rear view 37
- Transport section 38
- Navigation and mode buttons 39
- Transpose buttons 40
- Global controls and preferences 41
- Instrument views 41
- Additional view 42
- Default view 42
- Edit view 43
- Automatic switching in a host 44
- Switching instances 44
- Switching to an instance from the keyboard 44
- Switching to an instance from the software 44
- Transport and tempo 44
- Resetting the clock 45
- Resetting the clock from the keyboard 45
- Adjusting master volume 46
- Adjusting tempo 46
- Adjusting tempo from the keyboard 46
- Adjusting tempo in the software 46
- Preferences 46
- Preferences audio page 47
- Global controls and preferences 48
- Preferences midi page 48
- The midi page allows you to set up the midi input and output ports that you want to use when komplete kontrol is running as a stand alone application 48
- When using komplete kontrol as a plug in the midi configuration is managed by the host and the midi page is not available 48
- Global controls and preferences 49
- Preferences general page 49
- Preferences panel midi page entries may vary on your computer 49
- The general page holds usage data tracking settings usage data tracking technology enables komplete kontrol to automatically track anonymous usage data that you can choose to share with us 49
- The midi output settings are required for using komplete kontrol s smart play features with other midi instruments 49
- Usage data tracking can be enabled or disabled in the general page of the preferences in the komplete kontrol software however we encourage all users to keep data tracking ena bled as it provides a valuable tool for understanding the performance of native instruments appli cations when they are used in real life situations the data sent to native instruments is one hun dred percent anonymous and will not affect performance 49
- Enabling or disabling usage data tracking 50
- Factory pane 50
- Preferences library page 50
- Global controls and preferences 51
- Preferences panel the library page s factory pane 51
- The user pane shows all user libraries currently used these include komplete kontrol s standard user directory as well as any other user directory you might have defined these libraries will appear in the user view of the browser s library pane 51
- User pane 51
- Adding folders to the user library 52
- Click add at the bottom of the pane a folder selection dialog opens up 52
- Global controls and preferences 52
- In the user pane of the library page you can add other folders to the user content of your kom plete kontrol library to do this 52
- Preferences panel the library page s user pane 52
- You can resize the preferences panel at your convenience using the usual method on your operating system you can also resize each column by clicking and dragging the limit between both column headers 52
- Manager pane 53
- Preferences plug ins page 53
- Removing folders from the user library 53
- Locations pane 55
- Preferences features page 55
- Loading a plug in in default state 56
- Browser basics 58
- Browsing for instruments or effects 58
- Browsing the library 58
- Product types instruments loops one shots and ef fects 58
- About the library and meta information 59
- Browsing the library vs browsing your hard disks 59
- Included preset files in the library 59
- Loops and one shots 59
- Accessing the browse controls on the keyboard 60
- Opening the browser 60
- Choosing between factory content and user content 61
- Loading a preset file using the keyboard 61
- Loading preset files 61
- Choosing between factory and user content on the keyboard 62
- Filtering preset files by product 62
- Filtering preset files by bank 64
- Filtering preset files by product using the keyboard 64
- Loading a product with its default preset file 64
- Filtering by bank is not supported 65
- Resetting the product selection 65
- Resetting the instrument selection on the keyboard 66
- Types and characters tags 66
- Characters 67
- Filtering preset files by types and characters 68
- Filtering preset files by types and characters using the keyboard 69
- Selecting multiple tags from the same level 69
- Adding preset files to the favorites 70
- Working with favorites 70
- Adding preset files to the favorites on the keyboard 71
- Displaying favorites in the results list 71
- Displaying all favorite preset files on the keyboard 72
- Removing preset files from the favorites 72
- Removing preset files from the favorites on the keyboard 72
- Auditioning your preset files 73
- Displaying preset file information 73
- Performing a text search 73
- Adding effects 75
- Opening the plug in chain panel 75
- Working with effects 75
- Adding effects using the keyboard 77
- Reordering effects 77
- Selecting another plug in slot using the keyboard 77
- Selecting plug in slots 77
- Reordering effects on the keyboard 78
- Scrolling the plug in chain 78
- Bypassing effects 79
- Bypassing effects using the keyboard 79
- Removing effects 79
- Removing effects from the plug in chain using the keyboard 79
- Loading one shot samples and loops 81
- Sampler plug in and audio plug in use cases 81
- Working with loops and one shot sam ples 81
- Opening the audio plug in or sampler plug in 82
- Playback behavior of audio plug in in host software 83
- Switching between the audio plug in and the sampler plug in 83
- Managing the library 84
- Saving a preset file 84
- Saving preset files to the user library 84
- Deleting user preset files from the user library 86
- Editing the tags and properties of user preset files 86
- Syncing multiple instances 89
- Additional results list features list in the files pane 90
- Following commands are available 90
- In the files pane the results list offers a context menu with additional commands you can open it with a right click on the selected entry or entries 90
- Managing the library 90
- Only komplete kontrol compatible files are shown in the results list 90
- The context menu in the result list of the files pane 90
- The results list of the files pane 90
- This section details the actions you can perform that help you to browse for files on your hard disks using the files pane the results list of the files pane shows the files and folders found in the path selected in the location bar above 90
- Working with the files pane 90
- Navigating to file locations with the location bar 91
- Navigating to recent file locations 91
- Working with file location favorites 91
- Adding and removing favorite folders 92
- Jumping to favorite folders 92
- Loading vst plug ins 92
- Installing nks instruments 93
- Installing vst plug ins with nks support 93
- Installing kontakt and reaktor instruments with nks support 94
- Importing komplete kontrol compatible user files 95
- Procedure 95
- About pre mapped instruments loops one shots and effects 97
- Adjusting parameters 97
- Controlling instrument loop one shot and effect parameters 97
- Switching parameter pages 97
- Customizing parameter mappings using the plug in panel 98
- Plug in panel edit mode 98
- A note about music theory 100
- Scales 100
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 100
- Activating the scale engine 101
- Arpeggiator sequences 101
- Chords 101
- Activating the scale engine on the keyboard 102
- Playing chords 102
- Selecting and playing a scale 102
- Available scale parameters 103
- Editing scales and chords 103
- Setting the scale parameters 103
- C c d d e f f g g a a b 104
- For example using the default root note value c combined with the default typemajor from the default bankmain you get the scale c major which spans over one octave and contains the notes c d e f g a and b followed by c again if instead you select g as your root note the g major scale contains the notes g a b c d e and f followed by g again you will notice that the distance between each note follows the same pattern of whole step whole step half step whole step whole step whole step half step which is the pattern of the major scale 104
- If you are triggering an instrument via an incoming midi pattern from the host the notes of the midi pattern will be mapped onto the closest keys belonging to the selected type this means that for example with root note set to c a midi pattern consisting of the notes c d d will be played back as such if type is set to chromatic named chrom on the keyboard from bankmain but instead as c d e if type is set to major 104
- Main scales 104
- Scale bank and type 104
- Scale root note 104
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 104
- The first scale parameter is root note on the keyboard it is mapped to knob 1 of the control section in scale edit mode setting the root note of a scale means deciding what key the scale will begin with the following notes of the scale depend on which scale pattern you select with the scaletype parameter see below you can transpose any scale pattern up or down by selecting a different root note 104
- The following scales are available 104
- The root note setting includes the following values 104
- The second and third scale parameters from the left are bank and type on the keyboard they are mapped to knob 2 and knob 3 of the control section in scale edit mode use them to decide the scale pattern according to which the notes will be mapped onto the keys of the kom plete kontrol keyboard each bank consists of 15 thematically related scales which can be selected by using the type control 104
- Jazz scales 105
- Modes scales 105
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 105
- World scales 105
- Modern scales 106
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 106
- Tone scales 106
- Major scales 107
- Minor scales 107
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 107
- Easy mode 108
- Guide mode 108
- Mapped mode default 108
- Setting the key mode parameter 108
- Chd set 109
- Chord mode 109
- Chord mode has one inactive off and two active states which are described in detail below 109
- For two examples of the easy mode mappings in major and minor see below 109
- Setting the chord parameters 109
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 109
- The chord parameter mode 109
- The first chord parameter is mode on the keyboard it is mapped to knob 5 of the control sec tion in scale edit mode use it to generate chords from single notes either from the kom plete kontrol keyboard or from incoming midi notes from the host 109
- The light guide indicates the keys being played back in a chord via fully lit leds while active keys are half lit and inactive keys are unlit 109
- The root note is always mapped to the middle c key commonly called c3 if the selected scale consists of seven notes it matches the seven white keys of a single octave on the keyboard in this case the root note coincides with the key c across all octaves of the keyboard if instead the selected scale consists of more or less than seven notes it does not match the seven white keys of a single octave on the keyboard and the root note is shifted throughout adjacent octaves ac cordingly 109
- Chd set 110
- Chord type 110
- Chord type chord mode set to chd set 111
- Chord type chord mode set to harmonizer 111
- Chord position 112
- Chord type and the chromatic scale 112
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 112
- The chord parameter position 112
- The chrom scale consists of every semitone in an octave this means that when you play every white key and every black key of an octave up or down you are playing the 12 step chrom scale since all semitones of an octave are present in the scale you can use all keys to form chords in turn selecting chrom as scaletype means that you can select virtually any chordtype the following chords are available and can be generated 112
- The position parameter is available when chordtype is set to harm or chd set and includes the following values 112
- The third chord parameter is position on the keyboard it is mapped to knob 7 of the control section in scale edit mode use it to spread the notes of a chord generated from a single note and to aid a more musical transition between chords 112
- Smart play playing and editing scales and chords 113
- Activating the arpeggiator in the komplete kontrol software 114
- Activating the arpeggiator on the keyboard 114
- Playing arpeggiator sequences 114
- Smart play playing and editing arpeg giator sequences 114
- Available arpeggiator parameters 115
- Editing arpeggiator parameters 115
- Editing the arpeggiator 115
- Playing arpeggiator sequences 115
- Main mode 116
- Main parameters 116
- Main type 116
- Rhythm parameters 117
- Rhythm rate 117
- Rhythm sequence 118
- Rhythm swing 118
- Other dynamic 119
- Other octaves 119
- Other parameters 119
- Advanced parameters 120
- Advanced retrigger 120
- Other gate 120
- Advanced inversion 121
- Advanced offset 121
- Advanced repeat 121
- Range parameters 121
- Hold parameter 122
- Range max key 122
- Range min key 122
- Incoming midi 124
- Mapping midi controls to third party controllers 124
- Midi communication 124
- Outgoing midi 124
- Receiving midi clock 124
- Setting up a third party controller 124
- Assigning buttons to a third party controller 125
- Assigning knobs to a third party controller 125
- Enabling takeover mode pickup for knobs to prevent parameter jumps 125
- Hardware configuration for midi mapping 127
- Setting up a third party controller 127
- Share mapping across instances 127
- Assigning buttons to a third party controller 128
- Assigning knobs to a third party controller 128
- Enabling takeover mode 129
- Hardware configuration for midi mapping 130
- Share mapping across instances 130
- Automation ids for the perform panel 131
- For detailed information about recording automation in your host refer to the docu mentation of your host software 131
- Host automation 131
- Midi communication 131
- Once your host is set up to record automation you can perform the following actions in the soft ware as well as from the keyboard 131
- Recording automation 131
- Some hosts allow you to handle automation by using automation ids that are mapped to specific parameters of the plug in komplete kontrol comes with a predefined list of automation ids which allows the host find them automatically 131
- The following automation ids are reserved for parameters in komplete kontrol s perform panel 131
- When you load komplete kontrol as a plug in in a host the parameters of the loaded instru ment the scale parameters and the arpeggiator parameters can be automated from the host 131
- You can enable or disable scale and arpeggiator functions by clicking individual buttons in the software or by pressing the corresponding buttons on the keyboard 131
- You can select values of parameters by turning individual knobs in the software or on the key board 131
- Midi communication 132
- Host integration 133
- Integration with maschine 133
- Advanced integration control functions 134
- Basic control functions 134
- Connect to maschine using the keyboard 134
- Edit control 134
- Host integration 134
- Mode buttons 134
- Press shift track instance on the keyboard 134
- Press the 4 d encoder to connect the keyboard to maschine 134
- Select the maschine instance shown in the dialog 134
- The advanced integration controls are listed below 134
- The available basic control functions of maschine mapped to the keyboard s controls are grou ped in the tables below 134
- Transport control 134
- Host integration 135
- Ideas control 135
- Key mode 135
- Plug in control 135
- The following actions are available 135
- Track control 135
- When you press ideas on the komplete kontrol a series you have instant control over scenes and patterns 135
- When you press plug in on the keyboard you have instant control over plug in parameters and you can navigate the plug in chain 135
- When you press shift key mode on the keyboard you enable the key mode when the key mode is enabled the keyboard reflects the pads behavior of the maschine controller 135
- When you press track instance on the keyboard you are able to select groups and sounds 135
- Browser control 136
- Edit control 136
- For more information on how to set up host integration with ableton live refer to setting up able ton live 136
- Host integration 136
- If you own ableton live you can control many of its functions directly from the komplete kon trol keyboard the available functions mapped to the sections of the keyboard are listed below 136
- Integration with ableton live 136
- Transport control 136
- For more information on how to set up host integration with apple logic pro x or garageband refer to setting up apple logic pro x and garageband 137
- Host integration 137
- If you own apple logic pro x or garageband you can control many of their functions directly from the komplete kontrol keyboard the available functions mapped to the sections of the key board are listed below 137
- Integration with apple logic pro x and garageband 137
- Plug in control 137
- Track control 137
- Transport control 137
- Browser control 138
- Edit control 138
- Host integration 138
- Plug in control 138
- Track control 138
- Editing 139
- For more information on how to set up host integration with cubase nuendo refer to setting up steinberg cubase nuendo 139
- Host integration 139
- If you own steinberg cubase or nuendo you can control many of their functions directly from the komplete kontrol keyboard the available functions mapped to the sections of the keyboard are listed below 139
- Integration with steinberg cubase and nuendo 139
- Mute and solo 139
- Track mode navigation and levels 139
- Transport control 139
- Editing 140
- For more information on how to set up host integration with studio one refer to setting up preso nus studio one 140
- Host integration 140
- If you own presonus studio one you can control many of its functions directly from the kom plete kontrol keyboard the available functions mapped to the sections of the keyboard are listed below 140
- Integration with presonus studio one 140
- Midi mode 140
- Track mode navigating and levels 140
- Transport control 140
- Host integration 141
- Plugin mode 141
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