There is something wrong with those home-made. NI has also released new piano libraries since then, so it might have been an issue of forcing users to buy the new libraries by making the older ones "incompatible". Back when this was an issue with v5.6.8, NI claimed it was a "bug" and said they were looking into it, but it wasn't fixed as of v5.8.3. ninct files (neither library has one, even though v5.6.6 on down will load them into the Library tab with their own wallpapers) and they still won't load. I haven't tried them in v6 yet, but from 5.6.8 on up, they're invisible they don't show up in the Library tab and Kontakt won't load them as instruments ("Not Installed") from the File menu. I've spouted this off elsewhere, but Akoustik and Elektrik Piano are a different story - they just stopped loading in any version after v5.6.6. I've had weird problems with a couple of libraries that boiled down to putting stuff in folders that weren't supposed to be there, and once I moved a couple of things around, the issue went away. It's something with the way I set it up as a library (both of the the instrument files in one folder, the folder named wrong, etc.). But you can load from the File menu and use it just fine in both 5.6.6 and 6, so the library itself is okay. And I can't see it at all in v6's Library tab. ninct file, I can add it to the Library tab in v5.6.6, then, it disappears the next time I open v5.6.6. Turns out it wasn't coincidence after all.Click to expand.No, the individual instruments load just fine, I just can't add it in my Library tab. But I'm not going to do that 20,000 times.Īm I missing something? Does anyone have any ideas? It happened to an earlier library I managed to get my hands on - but I thought it was corrupt. The only thing that seemed to work was selecting the files individually.
With the batch re-save, it endlessly looks for the folder. Clearly there aren't as I can see them in the finder. However, every time I try to load an instrument, it says there are samples missing. Now, I get the hard part correct, the library successfully shows in K6. I add the cracked libraries using the 'Add library' button on my Kontakt 5 standalone before opening them in K6. The only way I can do it now is by using a virtual windows machine. Ever since getting a Hackintosh, cracking libraries has been a bit trickier (as I used to use a tool to help make NCINT files). I've cracked a few libraries in my time but can't quite get my head around this.
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