Tips & Tricks - How To Route Multiple Outputs In Kontakt

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In this tips & tricks video Craig Peters walks you through a quick way to set up multiple outputs in Kontakt within Cubase using David Oliver's Drum Kit.
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[@magnusdevo]

Thank you for this! It was a little bit different in Kontakt 7 Player.

[@aark69]

Thank you!

[@SoundironAudio]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

[@DogFiles]

For Soundcard/Host Output I have 1 - Output Left, 2 - Output Right. Which do I choose? Thanks!

[@dafingaz]

Nice!

[@milenadeltorto7158]

Hey -did you speak about the midi channel settings? does each pad get it's own channel ?

[@nightmarevstplugin3944]

Nice

[@aaronleung8809]

how can you do this in Pro tools

[@SoundironAudio]

Hi Aaron! Unfortunately, we do not use Pro Tools. From what I know programming MIDI in PT isn't the most convenient. But there might be some videos out there that have more tutorials on making it more efficient. Thanks for watching!

[@KennyLauderdale]

I wonder why we always mix natural sounds… Like being at church and the instruments are live. No eq. Just natural and feels great.

[@andywatts8654]

It depends on the genre of music you're making. Also a church may have a great natural reverb that needs no tweaking