Scripting with Simon - Functions, Macros, and UI Positioning in Kontakt

[@Underbiz]

Lot a lot thank you Man!!This saves a lot of time!

[@shogunai]

Please keep these video going!!! Such awesome content for beginners and you are pretty much the only place to get it from! Great job dude, hope to see another video soon :)

[@mymixtapebeats6022]

SImon thanks so much for continuing the scripting videos! I spoke with you on Skype awhile back and it's helped me create amazing libraries for myself!

[@IvyAudio]

MyMixtape Beats Glad to hear it, and you're welcome!

[@corn_the_dog]

THE POWER

[@honeypie0917]

This video is for me ! Thank you so much 😀

[@RonenSakal]

Thanks simon. Can you please make a turorial of making a chord recognition script, And each chord will trigger a single group?

[@frediefrederiksen4285]

I love you for this

[@GranulatedStuff]

thanks Simon

[@GoGetFletch]

I know I'm way behind on this but I have just set-up SublimeKSP but I cannot workout how you see the compiled code in the window on the right before copy-paste into Kontakt editor. Any guidance would be much appreciated.

[@fernando5208]

Hi Simon, I have been searching the Internet for quality sample piano files I could use in my mobile game which I plan to publish in the Google Playstore for download and hopfefully make some profit. It is a game similar to the popular Piano Tiles game that depends on piano samples and I found out you have created a library Piano in 162 and would like to know if I could use the sfz format samples in my app for free in order to play piano midi files or if It breaks the distribution policy you mentioned in your website, thank you.

[@frediefrederiksen4285]

Simon, do you know how to disallow certain groups when triggering a note with a controller?

[@frediefrederiksen4285]

Ah no worrries, I found a workaround. I trigger these samples on notes no other group uses

[@kickzkickx29]

Good day to u simon how about making a slider dynamics or adsr knobs :)

[@ChrisDN]

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[@IvyAudio]

In yankee speak, pound sign for # is just fine. I'll use octothorpe from now on though :)