User's Manual

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7.2. Switching Instances
When two or more instances of the KOMPLETE KONTROL software are running (e.g., as a plug-
in on different tracks of the host), you can choose which instance you want to control from the
KOMPLETE KONTROL keyboard.
Switching to an Instance from the Software
To switch the keyboard to a particular instance of the KOMPLETE KONTROL software, click
the Connect button (keyboard icon) in the header of that instance.
Automatic Switching in a Host
When using KOMPLETE KONTROL as a plug-in in a host with advanced integration, the keyboard
automatically switches between controlling the KOMPLETE KONTROL software and MIDI mode,
depending on the content of the selected track.
If you select a track that hosts the KOMPLETE KONTROL plug-in, the keyboard automatically
switches to this instance of the KOMPLETE KONTROL software. This allows you to immedi-
ately control all of your Product’s parameters from the keyboard.
If you select a track that does not host the KOMPLETE KONTROL plug-in, the keyboard auto-
matically switches to MIDI mode. This allows you to assign the available controls on the key-
board to parameters in the host or in an inserted plug-in via MIDI learn (if supported).
Switching to an Instance from the Keyboard
If you use KOMPLETE KONTROL as a plug-in in a host without advanced integration, you cannot
rely on automatic switching between instances. However, you can still select a particular instance
of the KOMPLETE KONTROL software from the keyboard using its display and 4-D encoder.
To display and switch between KOMPLETE KONTROL instances from the keyboard, follow the in-
structions below:
1. Press SHIFT + INSTANCE to show all active instances of the KOMPLETE KONTROL soft-
ware on the keyboard display.
2. Use the 4-D encoder to select an instance.
3. Press the 4-D encoder to switch to the selected instance.
You can now control the selected instance of the KOMPLETE KONTROL software from the
keyboard.
7.3. Transport and Tempo
If KOMPLETE KONTROL is used as a stand-alone application, it features its own Transport and
Tempo controls. They are used by sequenced KONTAKT and REAKTOR Instruments as well as
the Arpeggiator. Additionally, the tempo is used by all Instruments that allow you to set timing pa-
rameters in relation to the musical tempo (e.g., rhythmic modulation, delay effects).
Global Controls and Preferences
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