Unless you have any really good reasons, all of the default locations should be fine (see notes on download folder later in the article), however the main one you will want to consider is the ultimate destination of your sample libraries. Things like the location you want your VST plug-ins to go (remember Komplete Kontrol is 64bit only now), the path where your downloads will temporarily reside prior to being unarchived and installed, where you want the actual applications to be installed and finally where you want those all important yet disk hungry sample libraries to go.
Komplete Kontrol has default locations pre-defined, and in general these are perfectly acceptable. There are however a few steps to go through in order to achieve this, and a little extra time getting things right at this early stage will doubtless save a lot of headaches later on, both in terms of troubleshooting things if they do not work correctly or having to relocate sample libraries because you perhaps quickly ran out of disk space in the disk location where you installed the sample library content.īefore you begin installation, it is well worth spending a little time to assess your computer system, and deciding where the best place to install the products will be. Please realise that this will not be a substitute for reading Native Instruments own documentation, nor will it be able to cover all computer systems, platforms and unique equipment and setup variations, but hopefully it might cut through some of the jargon enough to give you confidence in the task of installation.Įverybody wants to get the installation over and done with as quickly as possible, and begin browsing, playing, editing and making music with their system. This guide is intended as a quick start with accessibility in mind. Naturally one of the most asked questions new users want to know, is ‘how to get started with Komplete Kontrol. Komplete Kontrol – Getting Up & Running – From An Accessibility Perspective
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