Native Komplete Kontrol A25 Keyboard Handleiding

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Table Of Contents 2

1. Disclaimer 7

2. Welcome To Komplete Kontrol 8

2.1. Document Conventions 8

2.2. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.3.0 9

2.3. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.1.6 9

2.4. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.1.3 9

2.5. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.1.0 10

2.6. Box Contents 11

2.7. System Requirements 11

2.8. Accessibility 11

2.8.1. Keyboard Overview 12

2.8.2. Activating Accessibility Features 13

2.8.3. Training Mode 14

2.8.4. Feature Overview And Keyboard Shortcuts 14

3. The Komplete Kontrol Workflows 16

4. Setting Up Komplete Kontrol 18

4.1. Connecting The Keyboard To The Computer 18

4.2. Setting Up The Stand-Alone Application 19

4.3. Setting Up Host Integration 20

4.3.1. Setting Up Apple Logic Pro X And Garageband 21

4.3.2. Setting Up Ableton Live 21

4.3.3. Setting Up Steinberg Cubase/Nuendo 22

4.3.4. Setting Up Presonus Studio One 23

4.4. Connecting A Sustain Pedal To The Keyboard 23

5. Software Overview 24

5.1. Header 24

5.2. Browser 25

5.2.1. Library Pane 26

5.2.2. Product Selector 27

5.2.3. Files Pane 28

5.3. Perform Panel 30

5.4. Plug-In Panel 30

5.5. Plug-In Chain Panel 31

5.6. Midi Assignment Editor 31

5.7. Plug-In Area 32

5.8. Sampler Plug-In 33

5.8.1. Envelopes 34

5.9. Audio Plug-In 36

6. Keyboard Overview 38

6.1. Perform And Edit Section 39

6.2. Transport Section 40

6.3. Navigation And Mode Buttons 41

6.4. Transpose Buttons 42

7. Global Controls And Preferences 43

7.1. Instrument Views 43

7.1.1. Default View 44

7.1.2. Additional View 44

7.1.3. Edit View 45

7.2. Switching Instances 46

7.3. Transport And Tempo 46

7.3.1. Resetting The Clock 47

7.3.2. Adjusting Tempo 48

7.4. Adjusting Master Volume 48

7.5. Preferences 48

7.5.1. Preferences – Audio Page 49

7.5.2. Preferences – Midi Page 50

7.5.3. Preferences – General Page 51

7.5.4. Preferences – Library Page 52

7.5.5. Preferences – Plug-Ins Page 55

7.5.6. Preferences - Features Page 57

7.6. Loading A Plug-In In Default State 58

8. Midi Communication 60

8.1. Mapping Midi Controls To Third-Party Controllers 60

8.1.1. Setting Up A Third-Party Controller 63

8.1.2. Assigning Knobs To A Third-Party Controller 64

8.1.3. Assigning Buttons To A Third-Party Controller 64

8.1.4. Enabling Takeover Mode 65

8.1.5. Hardware Configuration For Midi Mapping 66

8.1.6. Share Mapping Across Instances 66

8.2. Host Automation 67

8.2.1. Recording Automation 67

8.2.2. Automation Ids For The Perform Panel 67

9. Using The Midi Assignment Editor 69

9.1. The Mapping System 71

9.2. Opening The Midi Assignment Editor 72

9.3. Assigning Midi Messages To Control Elements 72

9.4. Renaming Control Elements 73

9.5. Creating A New Midi Template 73

9.6. Renaming Midi Templates 74

9.7. Midi Message Types And Assignments 75

9.7.1. Midi Message Types – Type Menu 75

9.7.2. Assignments For Knobs 76

9.7.3. Assignments For Switch Pedals 76

9.7.4. Assignments For Continuous Pedals 77

10. Host Integration 78

10.1. Integration With Maschine 78

10.1.1. Basic Control Functions 79

10.1.2. Advanced Integration Control Functions 79

10.2. Integration With Ableton Live 81

10.3. Integration With Apple Logic Pro X And Garageband 82

10.4. Integration With Steinberg Cubase And Nuendo 84

10.5. Integration With Presonus Studio One 85

11. Browsing The Library 87

11.1. Browser Basics 87

11.1.1. Product Types: Instruments, Loops, One-Shots And Effects 87

11.1.2. Loops And One-Shots 88

11.1.3. About The Library And Meta-Information 88

11.1.4. Browsing The Library Vs. Browsing Your Hard Disks 88

11.2. Opening The Browser 89

11.3. Loading Preset Files 90

11.4. Choosing Between Factory Content And User Content 90

11.5. Filtering Preset Files By Product 91

11.6. Filtering Preset Files By Bank 93

11.7. Resetting The Product Selection 94

11.8. Types And Characters Tags 95

11.8.1. Filtering Preset Files By Types And Characters 97

11.8.2. Selecting Multiple Tags From The Same Level 98

11.9. Working With Favorites 99

11.9.1. Adding Preset Files To The Favorites 99

11.9.2. Displaying Favorites In The Results List 100

11.9.3. Removing Preset Files From The Favorites 101

11.10. Performing A Text Search 102

11.11. Displaying Preset File Information 102

11.12. Auditioning Your Preset Files 102

12. Working With Effects 104

12.1. Opening The Plug-In Chain Panel 104

12.2. Adding Effects 104

12.3. Selecting Plug-In Slots 106

12.4. Reordering Effects 106

12.5. Scrolling The Plug-In Chain 107

12.6. Bypassing Effects 108

12.7. Removing Effects 108

13. Working With Loops And One-Shot Samples 110

13.1. Sampler Plug-In And Audio Plug-In Use Cases 110

13.2. Loading One-Shot Samples And Loops 110

13.3. Opening The Audio Plug-In Or Sampler Plug-In 111

13.4. Switching Between The Audio Plug-In And The Sampler Plug-In 112

13.5. Playback Behavior Of Audio Plug-In In Host Software 112

14. Managing The Library 113

14.1. Saving Preset Files To The User Library 113

14.2. Deleting User Preset Files From The User Library 115

14.3. Editing The Tags And Properties Of User Preset Files 115

14.4. Syncing Multiple Instances 118

14.5. Working With The Files Pane 119

14.5.1. Additional Results List Features List In The Files Pane 119

14.5.2. Navigating To File Locations With The Location Bar 120

14.5.3. Navigating To Recent File Locations 120

14.5.4. Working With File Location Favorites 120

14.6. Loading Vst Plug-Ins 121

14.7. Installing Nks Instruments 122

14.8. Importing Komplete Kontrol-Compatible User Files 124

15. Controlling Instrument, Loop, One-Shot And Effect Parameters 126

15.1. About Pre-Mapped Instruments, Loops, One-Shots And Effects 126

15.2. Adjusting Parameters 126

15.3. Switching Parameter Pages 126

15.4. Customizing Parameter Mappings Using The Plug-In Panel 127

16. Smart Play – Playing And Editing Scales And Chords 129

16.1. A Note About Music Theory 129

16.2. Activating The Scale Engine 130

16.3. Selecting And Playing A Scale 131

16.4. Playing Chords 131

16.5. Editing Scales And Chords 132

16.6. Setting The Scale Parameters 132

16.6.1. Scale Root Note 133

16.6.2. Scale Bank And Type 133

16.7. Setting The Key Mode Parameter 137

16.8. Setting The Chord Parameters 138

16.8.1. Chord Mode 138

16.8.2. Chord Type 139

16.8.3. Chord Position 141

17. Smart Play – Playing And Editing Arpeggiator Sequences 143

17.1. Playing Arpeggiator Sequences 143

17.2. Editing The Arpeggiator 144

17.3. Main Parameters 145

17.3.1. Main Mode 145

17.3.2. Main Type 145

17.4. Rhythm Parameters 146

17.4.1. Rhythm Rate 146

17.4.2. Rhythm Sequence 147

17.4.3. Rhythm Swing 147

17.5. Other Parameters 148

17.5.1. Other Octaves 148

17.5.2. Other Dynamic 148

17.5.3. Other Gate 149

17.6. Advanced Parameters 149

17.6.1. Advanced Retrigger 149

17.6.2. Advanced Repeat 150

17.6.3. Advanced Offset 150

17.6.4. Advanced Inversion 150

17.7. Range Parameters 150

17.7.1. Range Min. Key 151

17.7.2. Range Max. Key 151

17.8. Hold Parameter 151

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Table Of Contents 2

1. Disclaimer 7

2. Welcome To Komplete Kontrol 8

2.1. Document Conventions 8

2.2. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.3.0 9

2.3. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.1.6 9

2.4. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.1.3 9

2.5. New Features In Komplete Kontrol 2.1.0 10

2.6. Box Contents 11

2.7. System Requirements 11

2.8. Accessibility 11

2.8.1. Keyboard Overview 12

2.8.2. Activating Accessibility Features 13

2.8.3. Training Mode 14

2.8.4. Feature Overview And Keyboard Shortcuts 14

3. The Komplete Kontrol Workflows 16

4. Setting Up Komplete Kontrol 18

4.1. Connecting The Keyboard To The Computer 18

4.2. Setting Up The Stand-Alone Application 19

4.3. Setting Up Host Integration 20

4.3.1. Setting Up Apple Logic Pro X And Garageband 21

4.3.2. Setting Up Ableton Live 21

4.3.3. Setting Up Steinberg Cubase/Nuendo 22

4.3.4. Setting Up Presonus Studio One 23

4.4. Connecting A Sustain Pedal To The Keyboard 23

5. Software Overview 24

5.1. Header 24

5.2. Browser 25

5.2.1. Library Pane 26

5.2.2. Product Selector 27

5.2.3. Files Pane 28

5.3. Perform Panel 30

5.4. Plug-In Panel 30

5.5. Plug-In Chain Panel 31

5.6. Midi Assignment Editor 31

5.7. Plug-In Area 32

5.8. Sampler Plug-In 33

5.8.1. Envelopes 34

5.9. Audio Plug-In 36

6. Keyboard Overview 38

6.1. Perform And Edit Section 39

6.2. Transport Section 40

6.3. Navigation And Mode Buttons 41

6.4. Transpose Buttons 42

7. Global Controls And Preferences 43

7.1. Instrument Views 43

7.1.1. Default View 44

7.1.2. Additional View 44

7.1.3. Edit View 45

7.2. Switching Instances 46

7.3. Transport And Tempo 46

7.3.1. Resetting The Clock 47

7.3.2. Adjusting Tempo 48

7.4. Adjusting Master Volume 48

7.5. Preferences 48

7.5.1. Preferences – Audio Page 49

7.5.2. Preferences – Midi Page 50

7.5.3. Preferences – General Page 51

7.5.4. Preferences – Library Page 52

7.5.5. Preferences – Plug-Ins Page 55

7.5.6. Preferences - Features Page 57

7.6. Loading A Plug-In In Default State 58

8. Midi Communication 60

8.1. Mapping Midi Controls To Third-Party Controllers 60

8.1.1. Setting Up A Third-Party Controller 63

8.1.2. Assigning Knobs To A Third-Party Controller 64

8.1.3. Assigning Buttons To A Third-Party Controller 64

8.1.4. Enabling Takeover Mode 65

8.1.5. Hardware Configuration For Midi Mapping 66

8.1.6. Share Mapping Across Instances 66

8.2. Host Automation 67

8.2.1. Recording Automation 67

8.2.2. Automation Ids For The Perform Panel 67

9. Using The Midi Assignment Editor 69

9.1. The Mapping System 71

9.2. Opening The Midi Assignment Editor 72

9.3. Assigning Midi Messages To Control Elements 72

9.4. Renaming Control Elements 73

9.5. Creating A New Midi Template 73

9.6. Renaming Midi Templates 74

9.7. Midi Message Types And Assignments 75

9.7.1. Midi Message Types – Type Menu 75

9.7.2. Assignments For Knobs 76

9.7.3. Assignments For Switch Pedals 76

9.7.4. Assignments For Continuous Pedals 77

10. Host Integration 78

10.1. Integration With Maschine 78

10.1.1. Basic Control Functions 79

10.1.2. Advanced Integration Control Functions 79

10.2. Integration With Ableton Live 81

10.3. Integration With Apple Logic Pro X And Garageband 82

10.4. Integration With Steinberg Cubase And Nuendo 84

10.5. Integration With Presonus Studio One 85

11. Browsing The Library 87

11.1. Browser Basics 87

11.1.1. Product Types: Instruments, Loops, One-Shots And Effects 87

11.1.2. Loops And One-Shots 88

11.1.3. About The Library And Meta-Information 88

11.1.4. Browsing The Library Vs. Browsing Your Hard Disks 88

11.2. Opening The Browser 89

11.3. Loading Preset Files 90

11.4. Choosing Between Factory Content And User Content 90

11.5. Filtering Preset Files By Product 91

11.6. Filtering Preset Files By Bank 93

11.7. Resetting The Product Selection 94

11.8. Types And Characters Tags 95

11.8.1. Filtering Preset Files By Types And Characters 97

11.8.2. Selecting Multiple Tags From The Same Level 98

11.9. Working With Favorites 99

11.9.1. Adding Preset Files To The Favorites 99

11.9.2. Displaying Favorites In The Results List 100

11.9.3. Removing Preset Files From The Favorites 101

11.10. Performing A Text Search 102

11.11. Displaying Preset File Information 102

11.12. Auditioning Your Preset Files 102

12. Working With Effects 104

12.1. Opening The Plug-In Chain Panel 104

12.2. Adding Effects 104

12.3. Selecting Plug-In Slots 106

12.4. Reordering Effects 106

12.5. Scrolling The Plug-In Chain 107

12.6. Bypassing Effects 108

12.7. Removing Effects 108

13. Working With Loops And One-Shot Samples 110

13.1. Sampler Plug-In And Audio Plug-In Use Cases 110

13.2. Loading One-Shot Samples And Loops 110

13.3. Opening The Audio Plug-In Or Sampler Plug-In 111

13.4. Switching Between The Audio Plug-In And The Sampler Plug-In 112

13.5. Playback Behavior Of Audio Plug-In In Host Software 112

14. Managing The Library 113

14.1. Saving Preset Files To The User Library 113

14.2. Deleting User Preset Files From The User Library 115

14.3. Editing The Tags And Properties Of User Preset Files 115

14.4. Syncing Multiple Instances 118

14.5. Working With The Files Pane 119

14.5.1. Additional Results List Features List In The Files Pane 119

14.5.2. Navigating To File Locations With The Location Bar 120

14.5.3. Navigating To Recent File Locations 120

14.5.4. Working With File Location Favorites 120

14.6. Loading Vst Plug-Ins 121

14.7. Installing Nks Instruments 122

14.8. Importing Komplete Kontrol-Compatible User Files 124

15. Controlling Instrument, Loop, One-Shot And Effect Parameters 126

15.1. About Pre-Mapped Instruments, Loops, One-Shots And Effects 126

15.2. Adjusting Parameters 126

15.3. Switching Parameter Pages 126

15.4. Customizing Parameter Mappings Using The Plug-In Panel 127

16. Smart Play – Playing And Editing Scales And Chords 129

16.1. A Note About Music Theory 129

16.2. Activating The Scale Engine 130

16.3. Selecting And Playing A Scale 131

16.4. Playing Chords 131

16.5. Editing Scales And Chords 132

16.6. Setting The Scale Parameters 132

16.6.1. Scale Root Note 133

16.6.2. Scale Bank And Type 133

16.7. Setting The Key Mode Parameter 137

16.8. Setting The Chord Parameters 138

16.8.1. Chord Mode 138

16.8.2. Chord Type 139

16.8.3. Chord Position 141

17. Smart Play – Playing And Editing Arpeggiator Sequences 143

17.1. Playing Arpeggiator Sequences 143

17.2. Editing The Arpeggiator 144

17.3. Main Parameters 145

17.3.1. Main Mode 145

17.3.2. Main Type 145

17.4. Rhythm Parameters 146

17.4.1. Rhythm Rate 146

17.4.2. Rhythm Sequence 147

17.4.3. Rhythm Swing 147

17.5. Other Parameters 148

17.5.1. Other Octaves 148

17.5.2. Other Dynamic 148

17.5.3. Other Gate 149

17.6. Advanced Parameters 149

17.6.1. Advanced Retrigger 149

17.6.2. Advanced Repeat 150

17.6.3. Advanced Offset 150

17.6.4. Advanced Inversion 150

17.7. Range Parameters 150

17.7.1. Range Min. Key 151

17.7.2. Range Max. Key 151

17.8. Hold Parameter 151

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