Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A61 — обзор интерфейса и функций инструментов NKS [44/183]

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• Table of contents p.4
• Welcome to komplete kontrol p.10
• Document conventions p.10
• Box contents p.11
• Komplete p.12
• System requirements p.12
• The komplete kontrol workflows p.13
• Stand alone workflow p.13
• Host integration workflow p.13
• Setting up komplete kontrol p.15
• Connecting the keyboard to the computer p.16
• Setting up the stand alone application p.17
• Configuring audio interface p.17
• Enabling midi control p.18
• The software is configured and ready to be controlled with the keyboard p.19
• Setting up host integration p.19
• Komplete kontrol integrates with a number of hosts to facilitate a fluent workflow for per forming and recording music with your komplete kontrol library p.19
• Komplete kontrol a series manual 19 p.19
• The midi output settings are required for using komplete kontrol s smart play features with other midi instruments p.19
• Setting up komplete kontrol p.19
• Setting up apple logic pro x and garageband p.20
• Setting up ableton live p.20
• Configuring ableton live for komplete kontrol p.20
• Loading komplete kontrol in ableton live p.21
• Connecting a sustain pedal to the keyboard p.21
• Software overview p.22
• Header p.23
• Browser p.25
• Library pane p.26
• Product selector p.28
• Files pane p.30
• Plug in panel p.32
• Perform panel p.32
• Plug in chain panel p.34
• The plug in area of the komplete kontrol software is where your instruments and effects are displayed once you have loaded them from the browser each instrument offers a different set of controls and parameters that are all easily controlled directly on the computer screen or from the keyboard parameter changes are mutually reflected by both the displays on the key board and the instrument s user interface in the plug in area p.35
• Plug in area p.35
• Komplete kontrol a series manual 35 p.35
• Top view p.36
• Keyboard overview p.36
• Rear view p.38
• Perform and edit section p.39
• Transport section p.40
• Navigation and mode buttons p.41
• Transpose buttons p.42
• Instrument views p.43
• Global controls and preferences p.43
• Default view p.44
• Additional view p.44
• Edit view p.46
• Komplete kontrol a series manual 46 p.46
• In the edit view you have also the possibility to open any komplete instrument that can be loaded or played by either the kontakt player or reaktor player this gives you access to all the flexible controls and features you would normally have when using kontakt or re aktor in stand alone mode p.46
• Switching to an instance from the software p.47
• Switching instances p.47
• Automatic switching in a host p.47
• Switching to an instance from the keyboard p.48
• Transport and tempo p.49
• Resetting the clock in the software p.50
• Resetting the clock from the keyboard p.50
• Resetting the clock p.50
• Adjusting tempo in the software p.50
• Adjusting tempo p.50
• Adjusting tempo from the keyboard p.51
• Adjusting master volume p.51
• Preferences audio page p.52
• Preferences p.52
• 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 p.55
• Preferences midi page p.55
• Komplete kontrol a series manual 55 p.55
• Preferences general page p.56
• Enabling or disabling usage data tracking p.57
• Preferences library page p.58
• Factory pane p.58
• User pane p.60
• Removing folders from the user library p.62
• Adding folders to the user library p.62
• Preferences plug ins page p.63
• Manager pane p.63
• Locations pane p.65
• Loading a plug in in default state p.66
• Browsing the library p.68
• Browsing for products instead of browsing for instruments or effects p.68
• Product types instrument and effect p.69
• Browser basics p.69
• About the library and meta information p.69
• Included preset files in the library p.70
• Browsing the library vs browsing your hard disks p.70
• Opening the browser p.72
• Loading preset files p.72
• Accessing the browse controls on the keyboard p.72
• Loading a preset file using the keyboard p.73
• Filtering preset files by product p.74
• Choosing between factory content and user content p.74
• Choosing between factory and user content on the keyboard p.74
• Loading a product with its default preset file p.78
• Filtering preset files by product using the keyboard p.78
• Filtering preset files by bank p.78
• Filtering preset files by bank using the keyboard p.79
• Resetting the product selection on the keyboard p.80
• Resetting the product selection p.80
• Types and modes tag filters p.81
• Filtering preset files by types and modes p.83
• Filtering preset files by types and modes using the keyboard p.85
• Selecting multiple tags from the same level p.86
• Working with favorites p.87
• Adding preset files to the favorites p.87
• Adding preset files to the favorites on the keyboard p.88
• Displaying favorites in the results list p.89
• Displaying all favorite preset files on the keyboard p.89
• Removing preset files from the favorites on the keyboard p.90
• Removing preset files from the favorites p.90
• Performing a text search p.91
• Displaying preset file information p.91
• Auditioning your preset files p.92
• Working with effects p.93
• Opening the plug in chain panel p.93
• Adding effects p.94
• Adding effects using the keyboard p.96
• Selecting plug in slots p.97
• Selecting another plug in slot using the keyboard p.97
• Reordering effects p.97
• Scrolling the plug in chain p.98
• Reordering effects on the keyboard p.98
• Bypassing effects using the keyboard p.99
• Bypassing effects p.99
• Removing effects from the plug in chain using the keyboard p.100
• Removing effects p.100
• Controlling instrument and effect parameters p.101
• Adjusting parameters p.101
• About pre mapped instruments and effects p.101
• Switching parameter pages p.102
• Customizing parameter mappings using the plug in panel p.102
• Plug in panel edit mode p.103
• Smart play playing and editing scales and chords p.105
• Scales p.105
• A note about music theory p.105
• Chords p.106
• Arpeggiator sequences p.106
• Activating the scale engine on the keyboard p.107
• Activating the scale engine p.107
• Selecting and playing a scale p.108
• Playing chords p.108
• Editing scales and chords p.109
• Setting the scale parameters p.110
• Scale root note p.110
• Available scale parameters p.110
• Scale bank and type p.111
• Main scales p.112
• Modes scales p.113
• Jazz scales p.114
• World scales p.115
• Tone scales p.116
• Modern scales p.117
• Major scales p.118
• Setting the key mode parameter p.119
• Minor scales p.119
• Mapped mode default p.120
• Guide mode p.120
• Easy mode p.120
• Setting the chord parameters p.122
• Chord mode p.122
• Chd set p.123
• Chord type p.123
• Chord type chord mode set to harmonizer p.124
• Chord type chord mode set to chd set p.126
• Chord type and the chromatic scale p.126
• Chord position p.127
• Smart play playing and editing arpeggiator sequences p.129
• Activating the arpeggiator in the komplete kontrol software p.129
• Playing arpeggiator sequences p.130
• Editing arpeggiator parameters p.130
• Activating the arpeggiator on the keyboard p.130
• Editing the arpeggiator p.131
• Available arpeggiator parameters p.131
• Main parameters p.132
• Main mode p.132
• Rhythm rate p.133
• Rhythm parameters p.133
• Main type p.133
• Rhythm swing p.135
• Rhythm sequence p.135
• Other parameters p.136
• Other octaves p.136
• Other gate p.137
• Other dynamic p.137
• Advanced parameters p.137
• Advanced retrigger p.138
• Advanced repeat p.138
• Range parameters p.139
• Advanced offset p.139
• Advanced inversion p.139
• Range min key p.140
• Range max key p.140
• Hold parameter p.141
• Saving preset files to the user library p.142
• Managing the library p.142
• Saving a preset file p.143
• Deleting user preset files from the user library p.144
• Editing the tags and properties of user preset files p.145
• Working with the files pane p.148
• Additional results list features list in the files pane p.149
• Navigating to file locations with the location bar p.150
• Navigating to recent file locations p.151
• Working with file location favorites p.152
• Jumping to favorite folders p.152
• Adding and removing favorite folders p.152
• Loading vst plug ins p.153
• Installing nks instruments p.154
• Installing vst plug ins with nks support p.155
• Installing kontakt and reaktor instruments with nks support p.155
• Importing komplete kontrol compatible user files p.157
• Procedure p.158
• Receiving midi clock p.159
• Outgoing midi p.159
• Midi communication p.159
• Incoming midi p.159
• Integration with maschine p.161
• Host integration p.161
• Transport control p.162
• Connect to maschine using the keyboard p.162
• Basic control functions p.162
• Mode buttons p.163
• Edit control p.163
• Track control p.164
• Ideas control p.164
• Advanced integration control functions p.164
• Plug in control p.165
• Key mode p.165
• Transport control p.166
• Integration with ableton live p.166
• Edit control p.167
• Browser control p.167
• Track control p.168
• Plug in control p.168
• Transport control p.169
• Integration with apple logic pro x and garageband p.169
• Edit control p.170
• Browser control p.170
• Track control p.171
• Plug in control p.171
• Host automation p.172
• Automation ids for the perform panel p.172
• Recording automation p.172
• Numerics p.174