What good is a sampler if you can’t find the files you want, and find them quickly? That’s what KONTAKT’s Database is all about. Instead of using the pull-down menu each time, you can also use + through + (Windows) or - through - (Mac) to access the respective Quick-jump locations via your keyboard. If you don’t want this, activate the Lock Current Quick-jump option at the bottom of the View menu to freeze the saved location. Switching back to it will bring you to the saved location, but watch out - if you navigate any further now, the Quick-jump memory will be changed accordingly. Once you switch to another Quick-jump location, the previously selected one will keep its value. The handling is simple: any location you navigate to in the File Browser gets immediately saved to the currently selected Quick-jump entry. Quick-jumps are location memories that you can use to conveniently access a number of frequently-visited places in your file system without the need to navigate there using the container pane each time. With these, you can adjust whether the File Browser should include mounted network volumes, and removable drives.īelow the options, you’ll find multiple slots labeled Quick-jump and numbered 1 to 10. The first two items in this menu, labeled Show Network Drives, and Show Removable Drives, are toggle options selecting them will switch them on, indicated with a small diamond next to their label. The view menu of the File Browser contains options that determine which items will be shown. Double-clicking an Instrument in the Instrument Navigator list will open it for editing in the Rack. If an Instrument that you select is not currently visible in the Instrument Navigator list, it will automatically scroll to its list position.
Similarly, you can select an Instrument by clicking on either its header in the Rack, or its entry in the Instrument Navigator pane. To switch to one of the four Instrument pages, you can either use the page buttons in the Rack header (if it’s in Multi Instrument mode), or click the page numbers at the top of the Instrument Navigator list. The Instrument Navigator list will keep in sync with the page and Instrument selection in the Rack and vice versa. It provides a good way to keep the bigger overview when you’re editing an Instrument, when the Rack does not convey any information about Instruments other than the currently edited one. It is divided into 4 pages of up to 16 Instruments each, and displays the Instrument names along with M (mute) and S (solo) indicators. The Instrument Navigator shows a list of all Instruments in the Rack, which is updated at all times.
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