A Mexican mariachi library would be awesome. Please, it's time to work in American (north, centre and South America) libraries. As netuno says. They would be a best seller.
not last but not least, we needs "Nordic music" Instruments. Scandinavian/Nordic/Sami/ETC music has become increasingly popular through many media and media in modern times. I think you'll be able to make wonderful Spotlight with string instruments such as nickel harpa and tagelparpa, wind instruments made of various bones, and drums made of leather. I'm so happy to release a great instrument this time. Thank you. I'm looking forward to it more in the future.
@@luisbovleck5173 I don't see the relevancy. Yes, they both sing in "espanol" and they both play acoustic guitars, but that's about it what connects them musically. Spain don't have tango and Argentina don't have flamenco. Native musical instruments of both countries are also not the same. Perhaps, NI could do Spain separately and South America separately, but last one will be one huge sample library. Brazil only will be a considerable territory to cover.
Excellent walkthrough and demo Rueben! Thank you. The customizing of the instruments is astounding. Now to download and ‘fiddle’ about with the instruments 😎☘️
I love all these libraries but what I would really love to see is some love for reaktor❤️ some new cool exotic creative ensembles that would be really awesome ❤❤❤
I hope it will revamp by expanding all the instruments’ ranges because of innovations (Irish flute adding innovative (tenor) serpent flute sounds; tin whistle adding low whistle sounds etc). The number of blue keys will increase so that more music can be created and instruments will be more versatile. The range will be Bb1 to C7 (46 to 108) in blue keys for every instrument
Native Instruments, I have a request. How about both Central Asia, South East Asia, Scandinavia, Central/ East Africa and South America, and the Russian Republics Kontakt libraries? I know they are a lot, but they have not been widely covered yet, also these regions have very good instruments and the idea of these are great.
@@NativeInstruments I`m more interested to know if i can make my own ideas with it, i dont need someone elses ideas, but thanks for that info. It could be useful for producers who are short on time.
How do the strumming keyswitches (D#0 for downstroke, C#0 for upstroke) work? I've followed the advice of Alexander who said "press the keyswitch for the articulation then hit the chord again" but that doesn't seem to work.
@@NativeInstruments alright thanks I found them but they don’t respond when I play a chord there’s no upstroke or downstroke happening when I press the corresponding keyswitches whether it’s for the banjo or the mandolin…
Thanks, I tried that, hitting either C#0 or D#0 then the chord and then the Upstroke (D#0) and the Downstroke (C#0) again but nothing happened. What am I doing wriong? @@alexanderfranz3482
I am only able to trigger the instrument keyswitch note changes when continuously holding down the respective key-switch (with my mouse) on the virtual keyboard, while playing. If I input the keyswitch on the PRV, I can see it activated in the virtual keyboard, but it makes no changes to the midi events. I'm new to NI VI's and Kontakt player, so please excuse me if I'm missing something obvious. Any advice on how to trigger the keyswitches with a single press (and release) of the key, and in the PRV would be welcome. Thank you. NI support is non-existant, which is very disappointing.
Yeah its not like it comes with authentic phrases you can edit or there are thousands of videos teaching this on RUclips. Nothing beats the real thing though
@@Andoroid I thought the same when making the comment. It's a hard one. I use plenty of these sample based virtual instruments. But they really take away the personality of the musician. Something AI and open source would be the way to the future. There are big companies working on AI musicians to jam with. Makes me want to live as long as I can to see where this goes. One instrument can be very different from another, just because of so many situations. Musical physics is my absolute favourite subject..
What do you think our next Spotlight Collection should be?
A brazilian library would be a best seller.
A Mexican mariachi library would be awesome.
Please, it's time to work in American (north, centre and South America) libraries.
As netuno says. They would be a best seller.
Russia next please please please!
This one, but with a fiddle that doesn't sound like a drunken saxophonist.
not last but not least, we needs "Nordic music" Instruments.
Scandinavian/Nordic/Sami/ETC music has become increasingly popular through many media and media in modern times. I think you'll be able to make wonderful Spotlight with string instruments such as nickel harpa and tagelparpa, wind instruments made of various bones, and drums made of leather.
I'm so happy to release a great instrument this time. Thank you. I'm looking forward to it more in the future.
You guys read my mind. I needed this. Now we need a Brazilian spotlight collection!
East Africa Spotlight collection is needed.
A collection of irish instruments?? I'm in!
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Oh it brings tears to the eye, it does, like a chorus of wee bagpipe-playing angels!
I've been expecting Spotlight *Spain* for a while, but Ireland is cool too! ☘
In such case, they should add Argentina in there too!
@@luisbovleck5173 I don't see the relevancy. Yes, they both sing in "espanol" and they both play acoustic guitars, but that's about it what connects them musically. Spain don't have tango and Argentina don't have flamenco. Native musical instruments of both countries are also not the same. Perhaps, NI could do Spain separately and South America separately, but last one will be one huge sample library. Brazil only will be a considerable territory to cover.
@@pinkanimals Ah, well, whatever, who cares. Just stuff it in there.
@@luisbovleck5173 A subtle rhetorician, ain't you now? 😏
Excellent walkthrough and demo Rueben! Thank you. The customizing of the instruments is astounding. Now to download and ‘fiddle’ about with the instruments 😎☘️
Thanks so much 😍
Gorgeous library!!!!!
As an Irishman, this is lovely. But as a musician, the real instruments sound different but that's because I grew up on them. How about a Russian one?
Spotlight Mexican would be awesome! (Banda and Mariachi)
Absolutely!
Amazing
I love all these libraries but what I would really love to see is some love for reaktor❤️ some new cool exotic creative ensembles that would be really awesome ❤❤❤
So cool!!
Awesome!!!❤❤💯💯
Amazing Stuff
A lot of these instruments are hard to find good kontakt samplers for, this is great!
not really
Please can we have a South East Asia collection
I hope it will revamp by expanding all the instruments’ ranges because of innovations (Irish flute adding innovative (tenor) serpent flute sounds; tin whistle adding low whistle sounds etc). The number of blue keys will increase so that more music can be created and instruments will be more versatile. The range will be Bb1 to C7 (46 to 108) in blue keys for every instrument
Native Instruments, I have a request. How about both Central Asia, South East Asia, Scandinavia, Central/ East Africa and South America, and the Russian Republics Kontakt libraries? I know they are a lot, but they have not been widely covered yet, also these regions have very good instruments and the idea of these are great.
this is cool but I would love to see a native instruments library similar to the eastwest hollywood fantasy
Lap Steel Guitar 🎸 Please
Phrases only or they are fully playable instruments too?
Hi! You can export phrases as MIDI and edit them further using your DAW. ✌️
@@NativeInstruments I`m more interested to know if i can make my own ideas with it, i dont need someone elses ideas, but thanks for that info.
It could be useful for producers who are short on time.
@@DadoSimicStudiostriver All instruments are fully playable, i.e. all single notes, no recorded loops.
How do the strumming keyswitches (D#0 for downstroke, C#0 for upstroke) work?
I've followed the advice of Alexander who said "press the keyswitch for the articulation then hit the chord again" but that doesn't seem to work.
Need a collection solely focused on FLAMENCO.
Are there strumming up and down keyswitches for the banjo and/or the mandolin?
Yes the keyswitches are available on the Mapping page!
@@NativeInstruments alright thanks I found them but they don’t respond when I play a chord there’s no upstroke or downstroke happening when I press the corresponding keyswitches whether it’s for the banjo or the mandolin…
@@chrisroyer you use the keyswitch to set the articulation, then rehit the chord again
Thanks, I tried that, hitting either C#0 or D#0 then the chord and then the Upstroke (D#0) and the Downstroke (C#0) again but nothing happened. What am I doing wriong? @@alexanderfranz3482
Will it be added into KOMPLETE 14?
Will probably be a part of Komplete 15 I guess
I am only able to trigger the instrument keyswitch note changes when continuously holding down the respective key-switch (with my mouse) on the virtual keyboard, while playing. If I input the keyswitch on the PRV, I can see it activated in the virtual keyboard, but it makes no changes to the midi events. I'm new to NI VI's and Kontakt player, so please excuse me if I'm missing something obvious. Any advice on how to trigger the keyswitches with a single press (and release) of the key, and in the PRV would be welcome. Thank you. NI support is non-existant, which is very disappointing.
The Uilleann pipes sound great! I'm very curious how well they would work from a wind controller like my Wx-5. Any comment, NI?
Uilleann pipes has never sounded great 🤣🤣
You can play Kontakt instruments using any controller that can send MIDI information. ✌️
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Why wasting so much UI space with such big images? It looks good but it’s very inefficient
cool instruments, can u give ur announcer some tissues now please
It's winter in the UK and I'm bunged up 😷
Trouble is you'd actually need to be a traditional player to know when and where to put ornamentation. May as well pay a musician to play it
Traditional instruments don’t necessarily have to be played traditionally
Yeah its not like it comes with authentic phrases you can edit or there are thousands of videos teaching this on RUclips. Nothing beats the real thing though
Just get a real instrument. Nothing compares.
Learn wood working valuable art form.
I agree, but not everyone has the time nor the money to buy and learn the dozens of instruments that they want to utilize in their arrangements
@@Andoroid I thought the same when making the comment. It's a hard one. I use plenty of these sample based virtual instruments.
But they really take away the personality of the musician.
Something AI and open source would be the way to the future.
There are big companies working on AI musicians to jam with.
Makes me want to live as long as I can to see where this goes.
One instrument can be very different from another, just because of so many situations.
Musical physics is my absolute favourite subject..