What lib are you trying to add? Are you sure it's a library? MANY folks get confused on the difference between libraries (encrypted, protected, install via Native Access) and regular old NKI "libraries" that don't have a special process.
I'd be tempted to recommend reinstalling Native Access and seeing if that addresses the problem. Well, NI support forums PROBABLY gonna be more help. I acquired Kontakt 5.6 through another library I purchased somewhere else. When you do that the libraries show up in Kontakt 6 and Kontakt 7. I'm thinking perhaps it's looking for Native Access in a certain directory and maybe I moved it? But it never worked to begin with so I dunno what the issue is. The only way to get around using Native Access to add libraries is to do it as I mentioned above through Kontakt 5 or 5.6 which has an add library button. And the files I'm trying to add are from Impact Soundworks, and are compatible with Kontakt. I've tried a few things to make it work, but I just can't figure it out. The Main Control Panel What is KONTAKT PLAYER Adding Third-Party Libraries The On-Screen Keyboard window to the header of the selected Instrument, and its Performance View (if available).
Kontakt's Factory package thing and Super Audio Cart works just fine and I added them with Native Access.
So, I know how it all works and stuff but when I go to Kontakt 5 in my DAW and hit the "Add Library" button to add files to it, a prompt tells me I need to download Native Access, which would be great if I didn't already have Native Access.
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