I have absolutely no idea why these are recognised but CineStrings and a few others aren't. KONTAKT ENGINE IMPROVEMENTS: ADDED Purge all instances when Kontakt 7 is running as a plug-in. New filters, purge all instances, browser features, KSP commands, bug fixes. IMPROVED Minor graphical internal improvements for Instrument building. Each offers eight intelligently mapped macro knobs giving you a wide-sweeping, intuitive range of control. The weird thing is that some other of my libraries are still recognised as installed in Kontakt 5, such as Tina Guo Legato, CineWinds Monster Low Winds (but not regular CineWinds), CineHarp and StrikeForce. FIXED Kontakt is now macOS Ventura compatible. THREE NEW INSTRUMENTS KONTAKT 6 introduces the KONTAKT Play Series: Sonically rich sample libraries that combine powerful sound design with simple playability. All updates of Kontakt and installations of the libraries were done in Native Access. But since Kontakt 5 is already used in this project, I cannot change without losing my microphone settings etc.

Kontakt only seem to recognise Cinestrings as installed while I open Kontakt 6. The controls of an NKS-compatible library instrument loaded into Kontakt PORTABLE are not automatically linked to the NKS device controllers, only manually in a standard way for external MIDI devices (MIDI Learn). Now, the problem is that I've updated to Kontakt 6 since I created this project.

Please make sure that your installation is up to date. However, when I try to open it, Kontakt 5 (which is in use in this project) tells me 'Loading instruments has failed, as the library 'Cinestrings CORE' is not installed on this computer'. The currently available software version is 7.4.0. I've been trying to open an older project in Cubase, as I've been asked to create an extended version of that song.

Kontakt 6 player update