how to add library to kontakt 6 without native access

Native Instruments – Kontakt 7 v7.1.3 (STANDALONE, VSTi3, AAX) Native Instruments – Kontakt 7 v7.3.0 – R2R (STANDALONE, VSTi3, AAX) Suggest COMPLETELY scrapping whatever that is you're running there (including 'native access' unless you really need for something) and try either of these

Native access is the mechanism by which legit NI stuff adds/installs/authorizes stuff by default (someone correct me if I'm wrong) and uses internet to phone home for authentication. Also running late FULL versions of battery, and reaktor and still no 'Native Access'. Running a FULL Kontakt version here not a portable. Am I missing something?Ĭlick to expand.Native access is not present on my system. I never had to use Native Access in order to add a library before so I'm kind of confused. Nicnt isn't even displayed in the file browser of Kontakt. Do I really need to use legit Native Access in order to add my cracked libraries now? Clicking the Floppy Disk icon in the top of Kontakt and selecting 'Load' only lets me open. Now in this version of Kontakt 6.6.1 (Bobdule) the 'add' button seems to be gone, and instead the 'manage libraries' thing takes you to the options where you'll see a list of your already installed libraries, and then a button to open Native Access in order to add or locate additional libraries.

Sorry for the stupid question, but up until now I have been using a previous version of Kontakt (either late 5 or early 6, don't remember) and back then adding a new Library was as simple as clicking 'add' on the main UI, locating the folder containing the nicnt (or generating it with library tool and then locating it), clicking on it and it would get added.

How to add library to kontakt 6 without native access