Native Instruments – Kontakt 8 v8.1.0 for WiN

The virtual instrument platform reimagined Imagine any sound – Kontakt lets you find it, create it, and transform it. The latest version of our revolutionary sampling platform combines an entirely new set of intelligent tools with countless sound design options, redefining the way you generate ideas and create music.

Kontakt 8

The full version of Kontakt offers all the powerful tools for music production and access to many unique virtual instruments. There is a library of Kontakt Factory and thousands of options from independent instrument developers.

Huge selection of sound instruments

Kontakt has the world’s largest selection of virtual instruments. Thousands of libraries provide quality sound from Native Instruments, our official partners and many independent developers. Plus, everything is fully customizable, so you can create your own sound.

What’s new in Kontakt 8?

Our most feature-rich release to date introduces a new way to generate, modulate, and play sound. It also includes performance updates that let you work faster than ever.

Overcome your creative block

Instruments add a whole new level of creative possibilities for realizing ideas. And they work with any Kontakt instrument, old or new. For our first release, we’re launching MIDI content and chord and phrase randomization features to spark new ideas and get you up to speed quickly.

  • Download Native Instruments – Kontakt 8 v8.1.0 STANDALONE, VST3i, AAX x64
  • Original Publisher: Native Instruments
  • Version: v8.1.0
  • Format: AAX, VSTi3, Standalone
  • Category: Virtual instruments and synthesizers
  • Require: Win 10+
  • License type: Full
  • Download Size: (bobdule) 1.16 GB / (R2R) 1 GB
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gilucu
gilucu
1 month ago

why is it says DEMO to all my libraries?

Dk
Dk
Reply to  gilucu
1 month ago

download bobdule version

Fred First
Fred First
1 month ago

Half of all my libraries are missing now and the rest have an activate button on each one. ?

giliegilie
giliegilie
Reply to  Fred First
1 month ago

its working ; I think you forgot to replace the native access xml file

yaya
yaya
Reply to  Fred First
1 month ago

Man thats why im not touching mine…LOL..Ive got 6.8 and something said done touch it

BOB Fan
BOB Fan
Reply to  Fred First
1 month ago

Same ! Hope Bobdule will do a REV2

Lee bee
Lee bee
1 month ago

Please post Bob Dule Version that one works

Julian Ashcroft
Julian Ashcroft
1 month ago

More R2R RUBBISH! Why do you lot, still go there? 🤷‍♀️

bille
bille
1 month ago

The Bob Dule version is already out!

TK
TK
1 month ago

Neither version allows you to add libraries.

arty
arty
Reply to  TK
1 month ago

I always install my libraries using Kontakt 5

Rabid Snore
Rabid Snore
1 month ago

😂🤣 Your all fools to the evil 🇸🇮 👿

bille
bille
1 month ago

The Bob Dule version does work. You can install Kontakt 8 alongside the latest version of Kontakt 7. Or, you can uninstall Kontakt 7 and install Kontakt 8. Also overwrite the xml file. You can add libraries with: ” add library.”

BOB Fan
BOB Fan
Reply to  bille
1 month ago

It works but not with all libraries. For example NOIRE from NI does not show off.

bille
bille
Reply to  BOB Fan
1 month ago

That’s strange because i do have Noir in Kontakt 8. I uninstalled Kontakt 7 and then installed Kontakt 8 Bob Dule version. I had Noir on 7 and now i can find it in 8. Try to delete it in the register and add it again.

BOB Fan
BOB Fan
Reply to  bille
1 month ago

interesting ! You have uninstalled Kontakt 7 ? Maybe I can try this.

bille
bille
1 month ago

I mean Noire.

BOB Fan
BOB Fan
Reply to  bille
1 month ago

One question. Are you on Windows 11 ?

bille
bille
Reply to  BOB Fan
1 month ago

Yes Windows 11, latest edition.

BOB Fan
BOB Fan
Reply to  bille
1 month ago

Did not managed to solve 🙁
I don’t know what to do I am sure to have done your process :
– uninstall K7 and K8 with Revo uninstaller
– install K8 and patch it with Bobdule patcher
– click yes (or no) on native access overwrite

I still do not see all libraries and it is in read alert in the classic kontakt view

bille
bille
Reply to  BOB Fan
1 month ago

That’s tough man. You have to try to minimize the problem. Try opening K8 as an administrator. Or, go into the registry and remove the registration of an instruments folder that is booked as a Demo. Then add it again using the script add library .exe utility. Look what happens. Or else go back to K7. I’m talking about the Bob Dule version K8. It works well for me.

TK
TK
1 month ago

Neither Bob nor R2R can add libraries…

Why is that? I replaced the XML.

But I can’t add it. Why?

bille
bille
1 month ago

I don’t use the Kontakt manager to add libraries. I use the “add library.exe “file. I have just added “leap Afrobeats” and i can find it back in Kontakt 8. Also Conflux.

TK
TK
Reply to  bille
1 month ago

Where is add library.exe?

Zorge
Zorge
Reply to  TK
1 month ago

add library.exe this Kontakt_Button.exe located on the way C:\Program Files\Native Instruments\Kontakt 8

WillyWonka71
1 month ago

I found a working fix to get all libraries working in KONTAKT 8 (Bob_Dule version).

If you create a folder and cut and paste all the .json files from path: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Native Instruments\installed_products to a new folder…

THEN use the “Kontakt_Button.exe” button in the KONTAKT 8 folder to point to your downloaded KONTAKT libraries, it should register the paths. Once this is done, you should now have new *.json files in the above path (Native Instruments\installed_products).

Re-open KONTAKT 8 and your missing libraries SHOULD be there.

Let me know if this was helpful.

This worked 100% for me.

TK
TK
Reply to  WillyWonka71
1 month ago

I was able to add the library using the method you taught me. Thank you very much.

BOB Fan
BOB Fan
Reply to  WillyWonka71
1 month ago

Man you are a hero ! Thanks a lot !

SuperDave71
SuperDave71
Reply to  WillyWonka71
1 month ago

Glad that worked for you guys!

I am using Windows 11 and also the path: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Native Instruments\installed_products” was hidden. I had to type it in and press enter to get to it on my system.

You can delete the old *.json files once you create the new ones with the “Kontakt)Button.exe” located in the KONTAKT 8 folder and KONTAKT sees all of your libraries.

Thanks,

-SuperDave71

geo
geo
1 month ago

It works for me. does anybody know the file path where I can find the “add library” file?

Lee bee
Lee bee
30 days ago

i pitty the fool ! not using Bob Dules version