You will find a detailed explanation of the different tuning settings in the respective Piano Library's manual. Each of these is suited for a particular application: Equal Temperament is for instance used when playing with other instruments. KONTAKT 5 takes a bold leap forward with 37 new filters, four new on-board studio effects, updated time-stretching, a new instrument bus system and more. You can choose a variety of Tunings (Equal Temperament, Stretched Tuning, etc.) from within the Piano-Instruments Input Options. Once again, NATIVE INSTRUMENTS raises the bar with KONTAKT 5 the latest version of the industry-leading sampler.
If your Piano Instrument still sounds out of tune after having checked KONTAKT's general tuning settings, you must now have a look at the Piano Instrument's Tuning settings. By default the Master Tune it is set to 440Hz.Īdjusting the Tuning Settings of your Piano Instrument To access the Master Tune knob, tick Master in the Workspace Menu in KONTAKT's Main Control Panel. Then check KONTAKT's Master Tune setting which determines the tuning of all Instruments loaded in the Rack.Some of the Piano Instruments such as UPRIGHT PIANO and VIENNA CONCERT GRAND are intentionally detuned to reproduce the character of the original instrument. When set to zero, your KONTAKT Instrument will be tuned at 440Hz. Start by checking the Tune knob in the Instrument's Header to make sure it is set correctly.Adjusting KONTAKT's Instrument and Master Tuning Settings This applies to the following KONTAKT Instruments from the CLASSIC PIANO COLLECTION: BERLIN CONCERT GRAND, NEW YORK CONCERT GRAND, VIENNA CONCERT GRAND and UPRIGHT PIANO. This article explains how to check and adjust the tuning settings in KONTAKT, both globally as well as within the particular Piano Instrument.
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