However, you will always be able to use the library itself. There is no way to use the original disc installers on a modern computer. However, the content still works! The key here is this: find an old computer you can run the installer on, install it, and once you have the EWQLSO Gold Library folder, you MUST save this folder and back it up and take care not to lose it. The EWQLSO discs are so old that the installer will no longer run on a modern computer. Yes, it is possible, with a couple of asterisks. i can then tick "Keep search mode and selected folders for the current session".īut then, every time I choose another sample Kontakt performs this search for the samples. Then I have to click Resolve manually, then Browse for the folder they're in, then initiate a search. I have tried it, but I always have to launch a search for wav files in those nks files. If so how can i do it the right way? (The whole thing, not just one sample etc.) Is it possible to use that same library in Kontakt 5 Player?Ģ. (I had over 200 GB of physical memory that given time).ġ.
If I save a project (in the latest Ableton version) and i want to reload it a later time, then multiple windows will open and ask that tiring question again and again.and that as many times as I have chosen samples in that project. So for each and every time i want to try out or change a sound this window annoyingly prompts the hair off my head. Loading more samples might cause problems When I want to load a sound in Kompakt it says: I have never used it because of so many technological hurdles which are too tiring to explain.but I really wish I could use it now, since I have paid about 500 EUR for it, and it'd be a waste of time and money to give up on it now and invest in other libraries (f. It's rather old, and it came with NI Kompakt. I have bought the East West Symphonic Orchestra Gold Edition in 2006. I hope that someone can illuminate me on this matter. You can skip to the So here's to my question: part below if you do not want to read all my boring text
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