How to route audio from Kontakt drummer to Ableton 

Yes I’ve seen this as well since upgrading to Kontakt 6!

how do you do that?

Yes you are correct. Don’t know how I missed that step!

In the mixer view, you click on each piece of the drum kit and on the right side there should be an output drop down. Make sure you close and open Kontakt after setting the outputs so that all of them are available for routing.

Yes, I have the same problem. I can only see single chanells (not Stereo) in the Live Port-In)

I believe this changed at some point in either an ableton update or kontakt update. You can route a single mono channel in from kontakt and then use the utility device on that track in ableton to make it a mono track.

There is a way to fix this? I have the same problem. What did you do?

bro, same, this is like the 6th video I watched. Pls let me know if you were able to fix it.

@@therealeyesandlows7215 What problem are you having?

​@@mxclvreliterally everything. nothing looks the same on any tutorial, the layouts are all different and they're all recent enough. it's like trying to decipher hieroglyphics, I don't know where to even start explaining what the issue is. so far I have a kick routed to kontakt post fx? the 3/4, 5/6 stuff doesn't show at all in the "ins" or w/e you call them, just says pre fx/post fx and the kick sounds like it's only the overhead. i just don't even know where to start and ive watched the video about 12 times now following EXACTLY but basically every 5-10 seconds you're doing something my eyes literally cannot see and then copy. it's like telling you to press the 1 key and just not having that key on your keyboard, finally finding a roundabout way of pressing the 1 key, then you're like "okay step 2, press the 2 key" okay that doesn't exist so now what

It depends on the plug-in! I would say most don’t have this capability.

Send me an email mxclvre@gmail.com

In ableton you can record the input of each track so that you have audio stems. This would be the last step when you are done editing the midi

You can. But the benefit of this is that you can use any third party plugin on each piece of the drum kit instead of only being able to process the kit as a whole. So if you have a certain plugin you like you use on your snare, you can do that. Instead of being limited to kontakt's effects and processing.

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