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this is an additional dlc to the drag & drop script. As you may already have seen with other Kontakt instruments we can create draggables to rearrange FX or anything else with up to 16 elements. This script in particular rearranges the instrument FX chain, related to the draggable positions (see video).

READ THE MAIN DRAGGABLE SCRIPT DOCS

MAIN DOCS


Draggable Script DLC:
additional example [FX repositioning]

  • NKI file [Kontakt 6]: open script tab
  • NKI file [Kontakt 5]: open script tab
  • ksp script files
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License:

MIT International License.
https://blog.yummybeats.com/license-text-mit/
You may use this script, modify it, build upon it, as you like (also commercially), as long as you keep all credits within the code visible to others. You may put them into an extra open script tab or inside an about section of your instrument. If you would like to remove the credits or publish them somewhere else, please contact us

YOU MAY NOT commercialize, share, distribute, whatsoever the included image files and other media (©2024 all rights reserved).


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DOCS

The following explains the adjustments which have been made to the basic drag & drop script

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