The broader context is that I have a Vienna Ensemble Pro instance hosting a Kontakt plugin, which in turn hosts several Kontakt instances in a multi. It can be very frustrating I hope you find a solution! The only option in this case would be to host the plug-in in another program, such as Vienna Ensemble, and pull down the channel fader there to compensate. For example, unlearning and unchecking “Accept standard controllers” works for me in LA Scoring Strings … but in the Chris Hein solo strings instruments, I have given up on ever being able to fix this, because nothing I’ve tried works. (If that’s not the right value, a tiny bit of experimentation should find the right one, IF this works for you at all.)įinally, a friendly warning: All of the above might not work, depending on the instrument, for reasons I don’t understand. (If you load instruments for each project instead of using a template, you might want to re-save the instrument so that next time you load it, this preference stays where you want it.)Ģ.) You could also try setting “natural” in your expression map to send a CC7 message … I think (but not 100% sure, and away from my rig right now) that sending CC7 = 100 will set Kontakt’s volume slider to 0 dB.

Very few ideas, and unfortunately might not be helpful, but:ġ.) In addition to unlearning the midi CC, have you also configured the instrument itself not to respond to volume messages? Click on the wrench icon > INSTRUMENT OPTIONS > CONTROLLER > Uncheck “Accept standard controllers for Volume” (and pan, if you run into trouble there too). I’ve unlearnt the midi cc and Dorico is still moving the volume control.

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