So I cut the contents out of the second folder, and placed them into the first one, then deleted the second folder altogether. I thought that Kontakt 5 may not have been able to navigate into both Resource folders. In the ‘Resources’ folder, I had another Resources folder.Ok, I’ve figured out what’s going on and have solved this.įor anyone else with the same problem, try this: I’ve also taken the advice from the NI forums from a different post, which is to delete the 3 files in Users > AppData > Native Instruments > Local > Db > x, x, x, just for something to try. I feel that it must be something simple since it was working a month ago, and all else works ok. So I had just deleted the library from that full drive. Now - some recent history, I did have this loaded in correctly a month ago using the same saved install files from my external storage USB 3.0 drive, and it was fine, but I had to move the entire library to a larger drive because I was re-saving the files once loaded in, and ran out of space. So then I’m wondering if it’s something with Kontakt 5. If so, then there’s most likely my trouble. I do have a question: The main background/skin photo - is it supposed to be a.

Kirk Hunter has been helpful by supplying some folders including the ‘Resources’ and the background skin, but it turns out that I had all these files already and in the right places. I’m having an issue with Kontakt 5 and my Kirk Hunter Spot Light Strings Library.Īs you can see by the attached photo, the skin doesn’t load in correctly.ĭoesn’t make any difference whether in Cubase or in Kontakt 5 stand alone - same thing.Īll else does and plays fine, including both Concert Brass 2 and Concert Strings 2 libraries that I also have.

Kontakt 5 add library problem