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1. #Komplete ultimate 10 vs komplete 8 ultimate install#
2. #Komplete ultimate 10 vs komplete 8 ultimate 32 bit#
3. #Komplete ultimate 10 vs komplete 8 ultimate plus#

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#Komplete ultimate 10 vs komplete 8 ultimate plus#

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#Komplete ultimate 10 vs komplete 8 ultimate 32 bit#

Then you might want to rescan in studio one - your vst paths - or studio one should, if you have done what I said and moved all the Native Instruments 32bit dlls to a folder that is NOT in your Studio One VST paths list - studio one should pick up the 64bit plugins now (now that they are effectively not being "shadowed" by the 32 bit ones).Native Instruments Komplete 10 Ultimate Additional Overview: So that may be why you are not seeing any of them.

#Komplete ultimate 10 vs komplete 8 ultimate install#

Why I say all this is that 32bit plugins will not show up I believe in the 64bit host without using a bridger (like Jbridge), and NI seems, if my memory serves me correctly, to somehow favour the 32bit plugins if you install both the 32 and 64 bit versions. So find your Komplete dlls, the 32bit ones, and move (cut and paste) them to a newly created Unused folder (name it what you like), and then make sure your 64bit folder (wherever NI installed the 64bit versions to) IS in your studio one Vst path(s). Note that the unused 32 bit folder is NOT in my S1 vst paths list. When I install any and all of my komplete products (I have komplete 8) I point the NI 32 bit install location to the unused folder, and I have a 64bit VST plugin folder (which I use and which is in my S1 vst paths list) and I point the NI 64bit plugin to that. That is what I do - I have a folder in Program Files (x86) called "VstPlugins32bit_Unused". What I would do, given that you are running 64bit Studio One (correct?) is this: I can't remember if there is a problem with installing both the NI 64bit and 32bit dlls (as NI makes you install both I believe?). Going through and 'reinstalling' everything will not fix your mistakes if you don't understand where you are making them. Perhaps you could copy and paste these file paths for us to see if you have stuffed up somewhere. Personally, I nominate my own path for the 'content' and VSTPlugins folders. If you have used all the default file paths during installation, there will be no problems. The old 'puta knows that 'Program files' is 64bit and 'Program files (x86)' is 32 bit. You may like to add the extension '32bit' and '64bit' to the folder name, but that is only for your clarity. Program files/VSTplugins and Program files (x86)/VSTplugins I have never bothered to ditch the 'Elements' from my setup.Īs far as files paths are concerned, I use the simplest for the VST path: There is no confilct (Konflikt!) having this still installed. So, maybe uninstall Kontakt 4? It's been a while since I bought KU8.can't remember if you have to uninstall Elements before installing the KU package.Īlso, did you try the little Add Library icon in the upper left corner of Kontakt? Brent mosher wroteI'm no should be using Kontakt 5 point something or other if you have KU10.