Kontakt

How do you use Kontakt Player with Sibelius - program?

How do you use Kontakt Player with Sibelius - program?

In Sibelius 7, to use Kontakt, you have to create and configure a custom set of playback devices (VST or AU virtual instruments or similar). Under the Play tab, select Setup, and this pulls up the Playback Devices dialog box, where you can specific Kontakt as a source if it is installed on your system.

  1. How do I get Kontakt to show up in Sibelius?
  2. How do you add virtual instruments in Sibelius?

How do I get Kontakt to show up in Sibelius?

Kontakt Player isn't showing up in Finale or Sibelius

  1. Locate the Kontakt. ...
  2. Assuming you've already installed Kontakt, this file should be located at: ...
  3. Right-click the Kontakt. ...
  4. Navigate to your host program's desired folder location (see below), right-click the folder, and select Paste to place a copy of Kontakt.

How do you add virtual instruments in Sibelius?

Adding new instruments to Sibelius. Sibelius 5 or later allows you to create your own instruments � click here to upgrade. Simply go to House Style > Edit Instruments to change or create any instrument that you desire. More information can be found in the Instruments section of the Sibelius Reference.

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