If you are an Ozone 9 user and you also use NI Maschine or Komplete Kontrol hardware, you immediately have access to this feature, so you can bring Ozone 9’s radio-ready sonic enhancement to your production in a matter of seconds.ĩ. In its essence, NKS is an incredibly intuitive way to quickly browse plug-in presets directly from your NI hardware, giving you immediate control over the sound of any preset you choose. With NKS, we can introduce a new workflow into Ozone 9 that allows you to achieve the sound you’re chasing in less time and in a way that maintains inspiration throughout the creative process. So, where am I going with this? Well, we have some pretty big news for all our NKS users out there, and are proud to announce that Ozone 9 will include full NKS support! You can now use Ozone 9 seamlessly with Maschine and Komplete Kontrol hardware and software from NI. If a plug-in supports NKS, you can navigate that plug-in’s presets, change its settings, and control its sound-all directly from your NI hardware of choice! This introduces a tactile, inspiring approach that keeps you in the creative zone for longer, so you can focus on what’s most important: your music. NKS enables users of NI hardware and software, such as Maschine and Komplete Kontrol, to use third-party plug-ins with ease. This includes a robust workflow system they call Native Kontrol Standard, or NKS for short.
Another company that champions this mission is Native Instruments (NI) for years, they’ve built groundbreaking creative products with a similar goal in mind.
For every product we develop, we want to ensure that it aids in the creative process, while removing technical barriers that could hinder inspiration. Moving across these different roles in the same project can be disruptive to workflow, requiring us to constantly switch between the creative role of writing a new tune and the technical rabbit hole of EQ curves, compression ratios, and limiter thresholds.Īt iZotope, we’re constantly thinking about ways to improve our users’ experience and workflow. As music producers, we wear many hats, often acting as composer, mixer, and mastering engineer all within the same project.
0 kommentar(er)
