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When installing KORE 2, its factory content automatically is installed,

too. You can access it with the BrowSer. These sounds use the integrated

engineS, so you don’t need any other plug-in to make music with Kore

2. If you own a license for one of the integrated engineS and have it

installed, KORE 2 will automatically substitute the integrated engine with

the full version and also integrates the additional factory content into the

database.

Beside the integrated engineS, VST- and AU-plug-ins of any origin can be

loaded into KORE 2. However, KORE 2 cannot provide KoreSounds for

them directly. There is a convenient batch process to convert all patches

of a loaded plug-in into KoreSounds automatically. Each resulting

KoreSound represents one of the plug-in’s sounds, and they are fully

integrated into KORE 2’s database. Please note that the KoreSounds only

reference the plug-ins, they don’t contain them. You can copy any

KoreSound from one computer to another – this is even possible between

Mac OS X and Windows computers – but, the KoreSound won’t work unless

the same plug-in is also installed on the second machine.

KORE 2 and plug-in parameters

It is important to note, that the interaction between KORE 2 and the plug-

ins yields different results, depending on the way the respective plug-in

handles automatable parameters. KORE 2 can only use and control those

parameters that are exposed by the plug-in via the VST- or AU-interface.

Depending on the design of the respective plug-in, this can lead to some

confusion. With some modular virtual instruments, like KONTAKT and

REAKTOR, it is impossible to design a stable set of parameters that gets

The conversion of a plug-

i n ’ s p a t c h e s i n t o

KoreSounds has already taken place

for th e p r o duct s of NATIVE

INSTRUMENTS, and you can install

manually rened KoreSounds for

those you own. Check your KORE 2

Installation DVD for a dedicated

installer, and consult the Service

Center’s Update Manager for recent

additions.