@@youaintseenmeokMaschine actually has a built in polysynth that you craft to sound like any synth. It’s based off of the prophets but you can definitely tweak it to make a more Juno sound. This is without any expansions.
Datsun Finally getting his flowers is much deserved and finally glad he's getting his shine man. glad to see you guys are still giving users their spotlight while showing how amazing your expansions are!
Sorry guys but that dude completely took the cake on your channel. Living proof that you can promote something super commercial while staying true to yourself and make a tune that isn't superficial. Love it
I bought maschine, battery and a bunch of expansions last year and never use them. It was too steep of a learning curve and I find the software interfaces to be terrible making what should be simple tasks complicated. But the worst part for me is the fact that none of these expansions are key labeled or key labeled properly so it's up to me to try to figure out - usually by converting to wav files to midi and analyzing in my own crude way. If I'm working in a song in E minor and I want to add something from an expansion it's hopeless. Any suggestions? I'm obviously a novice, but why does NI have to make it so difficult?
They are labeled with key and tempo only on the last expansions let say probably from 2022, old ones dont have it, its annoying because I want to buy some old ones but could be for nothing.
A few years ago, Native Instruments had a special where if you bought the 9 for $99 bundle, you could purchase Battery for $50. This would be very useful to people who may not have a sampler. I hope you would consider bringing this deal back since your expansions are constructed for Battery and Maschine. Also, you should consider making the Maschine software available as a separate purchase to truly make the most of these expansions.
i assume only the expansions where there is this small "9 for 99" in the upper left corner. tho "hazy days" and the "bazzazian" expansion have that too, but they don't appear on the 9 for 99 site. i've only found out that they seem to be also part of the deal after i went to the normal expansion site where i can see all expansions..
Conant Gardens is not included in 9 x 99 BTW this cookin sesh was amaaziing!...soooo many cool grooves!...sounds selection is ON Point...flawless victory+!
I’m so confused with expansions. Can you actually use these to create music that you can release or are they limited to just practicing, especially the loops.
While you should always be mindful of where you source your samples and loops from, you can certainly release all music you create with Kontakt expansions or other Native Instruments products.
Thanks for the reply. I definitely knew that about NI's VST synths but I never got a clear answer about that when it came to expansions.@@NativeInstruments
Installing KONTAKT 7 will not automatically replace KONTAKT 6 content in your DAW projects. If you have projects that use KONTAKT 6, you will need to keep it installed. You can however use KONTAKT 6 and KONTAKT 7 in the same project. support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/6554022324637-KONTAKT-7-FAQ
@@NativeInstruments I'm not talking about Kontakt but about old projects with instruments opened in the old version of Komplete Kontrole... in fact when opening them in the new updated Komplete Kontrole the instrument no longer opens... how can I remember which instrument and which preset it was?
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