You can also use this to quickly save and locate individual presets from supported libraries, as well.

This is what the Kontakt Quick-Load feature does, it allows you to create and manage file directories from Kontakt. The Kontakt Quick-Load feature was created for this very reason! You may eventually have hundreds of sample libraries, and managing them would be a bit cumbersome without the ability to do so directly from within Kontakt. But there is a small work-around, of sorts, if you want to take just a moment when you load up an unsupported library (which is most, BTW). This should explain why you may have received an error message when trying to import a new library into Kontakt. This is were the Kontakt Quick-Load feature comes into play. If you’ve opened the library recently it will also be available for quick access in the Load recent sub-menu. In fact, you can load just about any sound you can think of into Kontakt and use it any number of ways, just not ‘import’ them into the browser. Another method is to select Load from the file menu at the top of the Kontakt window and then browse for the sample library in the dialog that appears. This is not a bad thing, and it does not mean that you cannot play these sounds inside of Kontakt.

All other libraries cannot be imported (without a hack). This is simply because some libraries that are released by 3rd part companies (not Native Instruments) are licensed to allow for this additional support. If you are new to Kontakt, or just starting to grow your sample library collection, you may be a little confused about why some libraries can be imported directly into Kontakt and kept in the left-hand sidebar browser and others cannot. This helpful video tutorial shares how to use the Kontakt Quick-Load feature to make it easier to manage and use your unsupported sample libraries!

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