So the first two lines say that when middle C (MIDI 60) is received, MIDI 60 (middle C) will be played, with no detuning. The second line says that there will be 0 pitch detuning.
This first line tells Kontakt that when MIDI note 60 is received, MIDI note 60 should be played in the Kontakt program. Here’s an excerpt from a Kontakt Tuning Script. This is a text file that tells Kontakt to play certain notes with certain amounts of detuning – generally no more than plus or minus 50 cents. Hopefully, this article will serve that purpose.įirst of all, microtuning in Kontakt is accomplished through the use of a Tuning Script. What has been needed, a group of my friends and I feel, is a very clear (idiot’s) guide to how do microtuning in Kontakt. Once you “get there,” it’s a very powerful and easy way to do microtuning, but alas, the documentation for how to do it is scattered around a number of sources. One of its powerful features is its ability to do microtuning – in a way that, depending on the programming of the sample set – usually doesn’t distort the timbre of the samples. Kontakt 5, and now Kontakt 6 – the full version – is a very feature-rich sampler. Hopefully this article will change that state of affairs. Microtuning in Kontakt is possible but how to do it is not well-documented.
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