How to load Kontakt Multi's into a Logic Multi-Timbral Plugin

[@vincecollins2424]

Very well presented, sir! The screen movement and zooms made this easy to follow. Concise, and quite useful!

[@steven8432]

Great, tutorial. Hope to see more routing tutorials and applying effects in logic in the future. Thanks.

[@dcollett]

Excellent tutorial. This helped so much. Thanks for your very clear presentation that was easy to follow and replicate.😀

[@elistone4418]

This is excellent and very helpful.

[@tam_ryan1036]

Massively useful as I'm about to add Albion One to the BBCSO Core template :-) Many thanks.

[@albertpepper1]

That's amazing I was looking these informations forever! Thank You! A question, it is possible to create a template using this method? how you would route this?

[@israelsprince]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@cesmcmyth]

ok. thank you for this one. really useful. wow

[@joemountainmusic]

Been trying to work out how to do that for ages! Thank you. Could you do a video showing the same thing but in Pro Tools too?

[@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS]

We'll add it to the list!

[@joemountainmusic]

@@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS Thanks, that would great!

[@xpcff663]

Please upload a tutorial on how to open spitfire soft piano in lmms🥺

[@chrisdudley9641]

Maybe this is a dumb question, but if you’re loading 3 instances of Albion One in the same instance of Kontakt, is that saving any processing as opposed to just creating 3 tracks, loading each one separately, and summing those tracks? Trying to see what the concrete plus is on doing it this way vs separate tracks…

[@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS]

Hey Chris, the saving will be CPU only, as less Kontakt plugins are required to run. RAM levels will be similar, but if you are loading the same preset (e.g. two instances of Stratus) it will only pull one set of samples- so there will be a saving there. If your system CPU can handle it, individual tracks is a cleaner workflow. But this is a good workflow for those on smaller, less powerful rigs. Angus.

[@Junglove64]

I can not find the + button in Logic mixer

[@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS]

It is only available if you tick the multi timbral option when creating a track

[@cesmcmyth]

@@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS Hi! :-) I have another question.... I just watched a vid where the samples are in real stereo. I.e., each of the section of the samples, let's say Celli, is loaded on the DAW in a right channel and a left channel while being one take. I can't figure out how to do that? :-( , worth to say that vid was on Pro Tools. Thx in advance

[@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS]

@@cesmcmyth Not sure what you mean? Are you loading the instrument in Stereo in Pro Tools? Might be worth reaching out to our team directly at www.spitfireaudio.com/support

[@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS]

@@cesmcmyth It would be worth clarifying- perhaps by sending a video demonstrating the issue to our support team at www.spitfireaudio.com/support

[@cesmcmyth]

@@SPITFIREAUDIOCLIPS got it solved thank you. Yeah I didn't make it clear. It's a Pro tools thing the two panning knobs per track. In logic the "stereo pan" is the equivalent but it's a bit annoying to use. cheers

[@saddamali666]

why would a person want to do this?