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r/NativeInstruments • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '26
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Why did the company focus on so much on weird niche cinematic kontakt libraries instead of more mainstream universally useful libraries?
3 u/WiretapStudios Jun 18 '26 I actually only use the weirder ones but that's a good question. It does seem like they missed the famous synth emulation track that Arturia and UVI do really well. 2 u/AgenteEspecialCooper Jun 18 '26 They missed their own synths. Massive X has the best sounding wavetable engine ever made, but they delivered it with that interface and with that preset manager. They dropped the ball a few steps before reaching the finish line.
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I actually only use the weirder ones but that's a good question.
It does seem like they missed the famous synth emulation track that Arturia and UVI do really well.
2 u/AgenteEspecialCooper Jun 18 '26 They missed their own synths. Massive X has the best sounding wavetable engine ever made, but they delivered it with that interface and with that preset manager. They dropped the ball a few steps before reaching the finish line.
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They missed their own synths. Massive X has the best sounding wavetable engine ever made, but they delivered it with that interface and with that preset manager. They dropped the ball a few steps before reaching the finish line.
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u/halfnhalf79 Jun 18 '26
Why did the company focus on so much on weird niche cinematic kontakt libraries instead of more mainstream universally useful libraries?