Komplete Kontrol S-Series MK2 Custom Script

Hey, yes, you just remove it from here:
/Library/Application Support/Steinberg

There’s definitely a folder called ‘Components’ as you can see:

I just put mine into a .zip file and delete the originals, but I restored them for this screenshot so you can see how it should look.

Just make sure you’re going to the main /Library folder on the root of your main Mac drive, and not the user one.

For reference, the user Library looks like this and doesn’t have ‘components’ folder:

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Hello my friend, I see an MK3 there as well :slight_smile: Did you get to try our scripts for the MK2 on an MK3? Did it work?

It actually works pretty well but there are some glitches so needs to be some tweaks, I’ve tended to use the standard NI scripts and Komplete Kontrol/Kontakt mostly though.

To be honest, i’m trying to avoid the procrastination and just trying to get music done, which is why I don’t come here and chat so much - but did see your mention! :slight_smile:

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This is exactly what I thought too when I got a workstation :slight_smile:

This is certainly the best! :+1:

How is its keybed action? Same as the MK2?

Thank you for the quick help, I was in the user library indeed. Found it now!

@m.c Thanks for putting in the work for this crazy script by the way :sunglasses:

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I went from an S49 to S88 so completely different. But loving it so far, but there’s so much unused plastic on those 88’s…luckily a Nektar CS12 fills it up nicely! haha.

Poly Aftertouch works nicely which I wasn’t expecting on an 88.

I’m still craving a Roland Fantom, though. I really think yours needs to go missing in the post as it heads towards my house! :rofl:

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Wow, very big change! I was thinking about getting an 88-keys too, but I couldn’t justify it enough, I’m no pianist :slight_smile:

I cannot be objective, since my first ever workstation was a Roland. But I think it’s a fantastic piece. I abandoned midi controllers (its keybed is just great), write everything on it, no VSTs, no other gear (I barely ever needed more than 16 tracks) and then export audio tracks in Cubase for the final mix/master. This workflow finally got me out of the options’ paralysis I was suffering from :smiley:

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Thank you! I hope it will work well for you too :slight_smile:

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