When you've created a Script, it's a good idea to give it a name. You can enter a name in the 'Title for this Script' edit field, and this will then appear in the slot containing that Script in the Script Editor. When we later create Performance Views, the Script name will also be used for the appropriate tab in the Performance View.Although Scripts you create in an instrument are always saved with that particular instrument, it's also possible to save them independently. This can be useful if you want to use the same Script in different instruments, for example. There are a number of ways to go about this, the simplest being to just copy and paste your script into a text editor. But the Script Editor also uses a preset system like other parts of Kontakt, so you can save a Script by clicking the Preset button in the upper area of the Script Editor and selecting Save Preset from the pop‑up menu.A file selector will appear, and you'll be pointed to the 'Scripts' folder in your Kontakt 4 User folder.
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This folder contains a number of empty folders that have been created with the same names used in Kontakt's own Factory Script library. You can use the root of the Scripts folder, one of the existing sub‑folders, or create your own, and save the preset Script.Scripts can be reloaded from the Script Editor's Preset menu, where you can choose between Factory and User Scripts. If you want to initialise a Script slot in the Editor, you can use the 'empty' Factory Preset to be sure that you're starting with a blank slate.
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