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I was becoming frustrated with trying to load Sound Libraries for Kontakt. You know, the ones that don't pay Native Instruments so they can be included in the "Instruments" Pane. So I reached out to some friends who pointed me toward a quick load function in Kontakt. It is very simple and now I have all my sound libraries in one place and organized into categories.

Here is a video that explains how to do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr9maN- ... e=youtu.be

Cheers
Russell Landwehr

Russell, you're an answer to a prayer. I just downloaded some Kirk Hunter demo strings, then decided almost immediately to buy, but when I deleted the demo file and replaced it with KH's "all strings" file, Kontakt no longer recognized the library. In fact, I was about to start a thread about putting sample libraries on a dedicated internal drive on OS 10+ tower Mac Pros.

Organizing within Kontakt in this manner is certainly a workflow helper.

I think you should start your thread about a dedicated. I have thoughts about that that I would like to share.

That was awesome, Russell. I've got so many of these, and this is a huge help to dig in!
Out of sight out of mind, but not anymore. Kontakt can do so much!

Very cool, K.
My buddy Owen Chaim was the first one to turn me on to this.
"Out of sight out of mind" is exactly correct. I feel like I wasn't fully utilizing stuff because I forgot it was there.
BTW... with this feature you can create a folder hierarchy for some killer organization.

Good post Russell!
I just learned to use the "Quick" last week after downloading a bunch of stuff...
Had to google the process

Very useful! I have so many folders of libraries that I'll never use. It's nice to be able to create a 'favorites' file structure.

Thanks for sharing.

Doing the quickload file structure is so laborious, but absolutely worth it to make your workflow happen. An absolute MUST for your 3rd party libs. Take a day out from creativity, and get your tech sorted! Nice one Russell!