Monophonic (polyhphonic modes)

1. Off - Off (polyphonic).
2. Kill same - New key only kills same key.
3. Kill all - New key kills all keys.
4. Release all - New key releases all keys.

 

Someone?

 

Please stop spamming the thread with bumps.

 

Why?

 

Because it's not nice. Also, somebody would've replied by now if they knew how to help. As it seems not to be the case, you can't force anyone into replying by endlessly bumping the thread.

 

If my thread does not stay on the top in this list:
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/forums/feature-suggestions.127/

No one can see it from here:
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/forums/kontakt.33/

Which makes me think as if my thread is not visible from here:
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/forums/kontakt.33/

Then if i have never got any replies in my thread.
and then waiting a month to see if i have got a reply.

And if i have got no replies in my thread and it is long down in this list:
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/forums/feature-suggestions.127/

I make a bump post to my thread because no one writes in my thread for over a week or more.
And then when making the next bump. I simply delete the current bump post and then add a new one called:

And that is because everyone ignores posting in my thread if i don't say more than this:

And this is about how voices instrument polyphony handling allocations work.

 

Did it perhaps occur to you that people don't reply because they have no answer for your request?

 

So when will kontakt get this?

1. Off - Off (polyphonic).
2. Kill same - New key only kills same key.
3. Kill all - New key kills all keys.
4. Release all - New key releases all keys.

 

Probably never

Script it yourself!

 

I want to use that script in every nki file i have that makes use of polyphony.

I will not script it!!!

 

Did you even check the factory monophonic mode script? It has quite a few options. I'm pretty sure NI won't change or add anything to it, so you're on your own, as far as that is concerned.

 

This should not happen:
voice 1 plays note C-5
voice 2 plays note C-5
voice 3 plays note C-5
voice 4 plays note C-5
voice 5 plays note C-5
voice 6 plays note C-5
voice 7 plays note C-5
voice 8 plays note C-5
voice 9 plays note C-5

 

Sorry, but I don't understand that. You need to explain things in a lot more detail.

 

Playing the C-5 note again while the previous C-5 note is decaying/releasing should kill it.

 

There are options for that on the Expert page of Unisono-Portamento script, when sustain pedal is held. Set it to "Piano".

 

That works. thanks, but why can't the sustain pedal be activated by default without creating a (MIDI out) instance and setting up midi CC and then turn the sustain knob to CC #64 set to 127.

 

Because sustain pedal is usually hooked up to your MIDI controller. You can also enter it in piano roll of your DAW.

 

I use FL Studio v10.0.9 and Kontakt v5.3.1.37

 

Good. You have all the tools you need.

 

And where is the kontakt script that automatically sends sustain pedal midi cc value 127 to the opened nki file.
Without having to resort to using a (midi out) instance in FL STUDIO with the a knob setup to Controller # 64.