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This tool shows all available key colors. Simply select one color from the dropdown menu. And copy the Variable name from the field below with ctrl+c
The Key Color Viewer works with Kontakt 5, Kontakt 6 and above. Each key color has also been visualized with a keyboard-screenshots-table (below in this article)

Screenshot

 


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License

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The Key Color Viewer Tool is free of charge
YOU MAY : Use it for your own purpose as you like
YOU MAY NOT: redistribute it, commercialize it, share it, lend it, whatsoever without our explicit permission.

If you want to share the Key Color Viewer, we’d be happy if you share this link to our blog:
https://blog.yummybeats.com/ksp-kontakt-scripting/tools/


All Available Key Colors and their related Kontakt Variables

kc-red $KEY_COLOR_RED
kc-orange $KEY_COLOR_ORANGE
kc-light-orange $KEY_COLOR_LIGHT_ORANGE
kc-warm-yellow $KEY_COLOR_WARM_YELLOW
kc-yellow $KEY_COLOR_YELLOW
$KEY_COLOR_LIME
kc-green $KEY_COLOR_GREEN
kc-mint $KEY_COLOR_MINT
kc-cyan $KEY_COLOR_CYAN
kc-turquoise $KEY_COLOR_TURQUOISE
kc-blue $KEY_COLOR_BLUE
kc-plum $KEY_COLOR_PLUM
kc-violet $KEY_COLOR_VIOLET
kc-purple $KEY_COLOR_PURPLE
kc-mangenta $KEY_COLOR_MAGENTA
kc-fuchsia $KEY_COLOR_FUCHSIA
kc-black $KEY_COLOR_BLACK (inverts keys)
kc-default $KEY_COLOR_DEFAULT ( sets the key to KONTAKT’s standard color for mapped notes)
kc-inactive $KEY_COLOR_INACTIVE (resets the key to standard black and white)
$KEY_COLOR_NONE (resets the key to its normal KONTAKT color, e.g. red for internal keyswitches)

 

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